America Has a Showing-Up Problem | The InSight Out Show | Ep. 133
When was the last time you showed up for something that didn’t directly benefit you?
Not a protest. Not a post. Not a complaint.
But a room where you had to listen, deliberate, and stay.
This episode starts with jury duty. But it does not end there.
Jury duty was designed as a check on concentrated power. It forces ordinary citizens into the room where justice is weighed and decisions are made. But today, fewer people show up. Fewer civil cases go to jury trial. And more of us are choosing convenience over responsibility.
This is not just about courts. It is about participation.
From church…
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