The Democracy of the USA Was Changed by the U.S. Supreme Court

When the U.S. colonists decided to free themselves from England, they issued the Declaration of Independence (DOI) on July 4, 1776. The first two paragraphs of this founding document authorizes the social contract theory of John Locke.  This theory defines two social parties ---Society and Government.(click)  Today, Society is called 'private sector' and Government is called 'public sector.'  However, any good scientist will see that these two parties will work together only if they become 'functionally related.'  The other remaining words in the DOI authorize war against England.

In a 3/25/08 letter to me from Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, he says,

'While the Declaration of Independence is not considered law in the same sense that the Constitution is considered law, through the nation's history, it has been looked upon by the Supreme Court in order to frame the historical content of legal and constitutional issues. Additionally, the Constitution embodies the ideas of the Declaration of Independence by outlining our form of government and preserving the freedoms which we all hold so dear."

As seen, in Rockefeller's words, the U.S. Supreme Court is not relating Locke's Society and Government functionally.


Apparently, the early Supreme Court justices did not relate functionally Locke's Society and Government.  Because these justices did not relate Society and Government, Locke's social contract theory was never installed in the USA.  Here is the origin of all political forces that focused U.S. life on money. It is clear to me that more scientists must serve the Supreme Court.

Today's protests against Wall Street are thus appropriate.