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3. Points taken. My original contention remains that the present/current

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Sun Aug 31, 2025, 05:39 AM

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SCOTUS is interpreting on the level of Lewis Carroll, where there are no strict rules, guidelines, or even logic. It's unraveling legal precedents for decades, perhaps centuries. (I'm just waiting for them to invalidate themselves by overturning Marbury v. Madison and allow POTUS to be the sole interpreter of The Constitution.)

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'The American Constitution won.' Neal Katyal celebrates after Trump's tariffs ruled illegal - The Weekend Primetime MSNBC [View all] Rhiannon12866 Sunday OP

What concerns me is no_hypocrisy Sunday #1

Good point, but mayors and governors have made a point that crime in TFG-targeted cities is down Rhiannon12866 Sunday #2

Points taken. My original contention remains that the present/current no_hypocrisy Sunday #3

You're completely right, TFG's opportunities to appoint justices certainly has paid off for him Rhiannon12866 Sunday #4

Celebrating this ruling is like thinking you've got the football game won Jarqui Sunday #5

I certainly agree completely Rhiannon12866 Sunday #6

A lot of dictatorships have lasted 30+ years. Some authoritarian regimes much longer. Jarqui Sunday #8

Too early to celebrate. mwooldri Sunday #7