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wolfie001

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35. If the shoe was on a minority's foot, would the SC even take the case?
Fri Jun 6, 2025, 11:35 AM
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My 65 years of being a Democrat and watching the destruction of all things sane by the repuke party says "F6ck no."

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Because of course they did. Scrivener7 Thursday #1
The decision was unanimous. Ocelot II Thursday #2
I just updated the OP with the latest - this is what Justice Jackson wrote BumRushDaShow Thursday #3
The decision just sends it back for adjudication mdbl Thursday #4
Right. The headline is very misleading. yardwork Thursday #14
This message was self-deleted by its author yardwork Thursday #15
Please angrychair Thursday #19
We'll see how it plays out in the courts mdbl Thursday #21
This ruling angrychair Thursday #23
Fragile White Syndrome is a new condition wolfie001 Thursday #5
Justice Jackson wrote the unanimous opinion for the Court. Does she suffer from this affliction as well? tritsofme Thursday #9
Oh great. Now I have to do some reading wolfie001 Yesterday #32
Fragile White Syndrome has been around since anti discrimination laws first began yellowdogintexas Thursday #13
I'm tired of being picked on because I'm white. Hotler Yesterday #29
Hey! I'm white as well wolfie001 Yesterday #31
I'm right there with you. Another favorite is, "I'm tired of being picked on because of my liberal views.". Hotler Yesterday #33
You too! wolfie001 Yesterday #34
it was a 9-0 decision. all it means is she CAN sue moonshinegnomie Thursday #6
I think DEI is officially DOA. Mosby Thursday #7
This is the correct decision. WhiskeyGrinder Thursday #8
Especially angrychair Thursday #20
So...uh...why do you suppose Justice Jackson, who wrote the opinion, joined by Kagan and Sotomayor tritsofme Yesterday #24
If the shoe was on a minority's foot, would the SC even take the case? wolfie001 Yesterday #35
Apparently you dont understand the decision. Callie1979 Yesterday #26
Obviously. Dr. Strange Thursday #22
So far, all three SC rulings that I'm seeing today have been unanimous Polybius Thursday #10
So you can't take sides against gays either. Am I interpreting correctly? twodogsbarking Thursday #11
No. I'll let DU law experts explain, but the headline is misleading. yardwork Thursday #16
Ah, the details. The devil isn't even hiding. twodogsbarking Thursday #17
To clarify, I don't really think that gays are "anti-straight". They just aren't straight. twodogsbarking Thursday #12
Even the courts are fucked angrychair Thursday #18
They still have to win the suit Shrek Yesterday #25
This ruling angrychair Yesterday #28
"literally" everything? Numerous lawsuits in the past prove otherwise. Callie1979 Yesterday #27
It's like we haven't lived through the last 250 years angrychair Yesterday #30
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