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SSJVegeta

(1,586 posts)
Tue Sep 23, 2025, 12:17 AM Tuesday

New Idea: Grassroots organizations to bribe supreme court justices?

What are the chances that we can get organizations to raise the hundreds of millions of dollars to bribe SCOTUS conservatives to make better decisions?

Since it is essentially completely legal to bribe SCOTUS justices, and every action they make is largely based on such bribes from billionaires, why not get infuse some democratic money into the game to level the playing field?

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New Idea: Grassroots organizations to bribe supreme court justices? (Original Post) SSJVegeta Tuesday OP
They are bribed but by billionaires.. Klarkashton Tuesday #1
When i google this question, AI is emphatic about how bribing public officials is a felony SSJVegeta Tuesday #2
"Asked AI" Klarkashton Tuesday #3
Yup SSJVegeta Tuesday #4
The Supreme Court said it's legal Diraven Tuesday #5

Klarkashton

(4,076 posts)
1. They are bribed but by billionaires..
Tue Sep 23, 2025, 12:22 AM
Tuesday

Expensive vacations and motorhomes. All the low class shit. It's apparently easy to do..

SSJVegeta

(1,586 posts)
2. When i google this question, AI is emphatic about how bribing public officials is a felony
Tue Sep 23, 2025, 12:26 AM
Tuesday

And that such an idea cannot work. But then contradicts itself when asked why supreme court justices can accept hundreds of gifts worth billions of dollars.

Klarkashton

(4,076 posts)
3. "Asked AI"
Tue Sep 23, 2025, 12:30 AM
Tuesday

What you got was two wiki articles rolled into one badly.

The end result of countless billions of dollars and megawatts of electricity.

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