GoodEnoughForMe
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So this thread for 7 pages has been that SCOTUS actually did not uphold the constitution when they disagreed with a view of the constitution that the majority didn't share?
So this thread for 7 pages has been that SCOTUS actually did not uphold the constitution when they disagreed with a view of the constitution that the majority didn't share?
I support the culture and values as they are. That's why I'm not out and about fighting for whatever imagined faux cause with the SJWs. It's the SJWs that want to change things, but it's not going to happen. The political tide has already turned against them and it's only going to accelerate now.
The SJWs gave it all they had and they lost. They just can't see it yet.
So you have no problem with unelected, appointed supreme court justices bypassing all other branches of government and elected officials to write law by judicial decree?
That sounds like authoritarianism to me.
Gee, I wonder in the future if the same method will be used against the left to write law by judicial fiat. The political tide sure isn't moving in favour of the left. They won't be in power much longer. If you ask me it seems like the left set a really bad precedent that's going to turn around and bite them, but they're too daft to see it.
Given that you reject the way our system has worked for over 200 years, are you confessing to being a SJW?
You can talk tides all you want but at this point mainstream pro-social justice progressivism isn't a "tide", it's the ocean.The political tide sure isn't moving in favour of the left. They won't be in power much longer. If you ask me it seems like the left set a really bad precedent that's going to turn around and bite them, but they're too daft to see it.
So you have no problem with unelected, appointed supreme court justices bypassing all other branches of government and elected officials to write law by judicial decree?
That sounds like authoritarianism to me.
Gee, I wonder in the future if the same method will be used against the left to write law by judicial fiat.
They knocked down a law that denied marital status to our fellow citizens. That would be anti-authoritarianism... Would you defend slavery 200 years ago if it was a judge who ruled it unconstitutional?
You can talk tides all you want but at this point mainstream pro-social justice progressivism isn't a "tide", it's the ocean.
You know full well that SJW doesn't just mean "people who believe in social justice". It's a disparaging term for those who use the concept of social justice as a smoke screen for their own bigotry towards races, genders, and/or sexual orientations that they don't like. #killallmen #cisscum
Not really, the argument really rests on the state of Black neighborhoods today after generations of voting 90% for Dems.{Snip}
Slavery was not struck down in this manner. The Constitution was amended to abolish slavery, which required the support of all the States and other branches of government.
Not really, the argument really rests on the state of Black neighborhoods today after generations of voting 90% for Dems.
Amending the Constitution doesn't require other branches of government or all the states
Not really, the argument really rests on the state of Black neighborhoods today after generations of voting 90% for Dems.
Amending the Constitution doesn't require other branches of government or all the states
It absolutely does.
You don't ever hang out with young people?Sure doesn't appear so. SJWs are openly mocked in most places.