Discussion about legal topics, centered around United States
Justice Thomas asked: "So, we survived until the 1960s without universal injunctions?"
Not that he cares, but we survived until the 1960s without civil rights.
We survived until the 1920s without women voting.
We survived until the 1970s without mobile phones.
We survived until the 1980s without the Internet.
That we survived until x without y is a meaningless argument. Times change, and things come into fruition that serve a valuable role in society. Deal with it, you fucking corrupt dinosaur.
Survivalist bias as a legal argument by a justice of the SCOTUS. Jesus. Maybe someone should ask him whether he'd even exist without civil rights.
IMO even holding a conversation with someone like this is a waste. His wife calls the shots. He's just out doing what he's told.
I honestly don't understand why this isn't the opposite case, where the government should have to bring to court every individual case that they want to deny birthright citizenship to.
Old coke pubes shilling for trump is the least surprising thing I've read today. Clearance is for sale - just buy him an RV or send him on yaht trip with his billionaire buddies and he will vote however you tell him to.
Well, well, well, look at the time.
Its never happened because its never been so obvious for a lower court to rule in favour of the constitution
Its like being upset a case asking "if grass is green" didnt make it to the supreme court. If a lower court determines "yes, grass IS green" then the supreme court should get the same ruling and can avoid the extra case/escalation unless its appealed
Of course he does he loves the taste of boot leather.
Yup. Life was great for all americans before the 60's. White, black, whatever. Im sorry clarence I so wish I could put you and your family back to the 50's so you could enjoy the good life.