try to be good to your neighbors

I think we should try harder to make this bad stuff go away. There is nothing wrong with telling the truth, nothing wrong, about making mistakes (but hopefully the mistakes aren't serious and often). There is noting wrong with loving your fellow man. There is nothing wrong with helping one and another. Nothing wrong with community service what ever it is, stopping on the side of the road and pick up trash, helping senior citizens, pulling over when there is a huge chunk of something on the road (be careful, but once a fellow motorist see's what your doing, they will yield, with pleasure, open the door for others, but up to that point, it is a lot more dangerous), let others go first, let other people cut in line (some times) with out going berserk, someone drops something, pick it up (don't wait for them to leave, so you can have it), go to the hardware store and buy a bag of pavement patch and fill in a pot hole, Use your imagination how you can help people. Pay forward, try to be a good human being.

But to continue this crap of turning a blind eye, let the other guy worry about it, under the cloak of the better good of society, or I am king of the hill, I am beyond approach. is nonsense and bs.

I have emailed all the Illinois law bars, they also are non responsive, let it slide. don't care, don't bother. More cover up, of one of their own. Judge Scotillo's wife was the law bar matriarch of the Northwest Suburban Bar Association, so no wounder this is a dead issue there.

The problem is the ability to exercise free will in a morally, humanly civil, intelligent manor. We continually choose not wisely.

We develop better and more efficient ways to kill, murder, torture, go the moon, spy in the sky, bio crap. But we got the same filth in law and order as we did 10k years ago..... maybe more.

A judge can knowingly accept a false documents (lets say a false bridge inspection report and it is categorized as a nice, good, wonderful report) it is then law. With no consequences or no repercussions.

Cop can show up for work or leave work with drugs in their system. With no consequences or repercussions. Cops have a union, they have rights, in my trial, the cop said "I had no rights", the judge and appellate, later praised the cop for being, professional, highly creditable, and a expert (this was the cop that was high on drugs, during the arrest, that every one covered up for).

a cop can tell the courts any thing they want because they are presumed to be truthful. With no consequences or repercussions.

the government can torture people they accuse. With no consequences or repercussions.

Only a judge, thinks that a man with a badge is truthful, not even cop to cop can trust each other, when will the courts wake up.

We need good men and women in all parts of our our society, not people who pretend to be good but believe and do evil.