WHAT THE FUCK HOW IS THIS NOT ONION
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Stephen Breyer, drawing upon his experience as a Supreme Court justice, sounds a cautionary note. Mindful of the Courtâs history, he suggests that the judiciaryâs hard-won authority could be marred by reforms premised on the assumption of ideological bias. Having, as Hamilton observed, âno influence over either the sword or the purse,â the Court earned its authority by making decisions that have, over time, increased the publicâs trust. If public trust is now in decline, one part of the solution is to promote better understandings of how the judiciary actually works: how judges adhere to their oaths and how they try to avoid considerations of politics and popularity.
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Kind of amazing a casual observer can predict how a justice will rule 99% of the time based off their fucking POLITICS STEPHEN
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Those dumb magas get grifted so hard. They buy anything that tells them what they want to hear even if itâs obviously not true. Not like me. I do smart things like read books so I would never fall for something so obvious. In fact I just bought a very interesting book by a supreme court justice. Thatâs how little I get grifted.
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Has anyone summoned the KPop stans
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I think Iâm calling it. This is the get out now moment. âSnitch on your neighbors medical decisionsâ wtf. The scary part is how excited all the conservatives are.
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Austin is an awesome city, but pretty sure Iâm never visiting Texas again. A lot of the south is in danger of getting this designation.
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But if anyone asks you about vaccination then MUH HIPPA RIGHTS!!!
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I saw a lot of liberals in the Texas subreddit say theyâre leaving. Which is good for them but really bad for any hope of a future in the state. I couldnât imagine many liberal women want to live there now
Came here to post exactly this. Same crew cheerleading for this law thinks vaccines are some Big Brother shit. Which just goes to show theyâre all on board for fascism as long as it doesnât affect them personally.
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Oh good, a hearing. That should be productive.
https://twitter.com/judiciarydems/status/1433779426655932417?s=21
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If the dems had any sense at all they would announce 2 new SC justices right now and make M&S vote against them next week. This is the only time that it could ever have the slightest chance of happening. I have never seen my Twitter feed more furious.
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Dems are probably looking at polling of Christian Hispanics and thinking they canât rock the boat or something, just beyond useless
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I wanna see what some shit-eating morons in ten gallon hats suing a California LLC with a Texas abortion aide website and anti-SLAPP potential looks like.
One usually canât sue in small claims court individuals who live in another state. So presumably anyone who doesnât live in Texas is exempt.
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If true then that eliminates a ton of these bogeyman scenarios. I mean itâs not like Facebook, hospitals, or insurance companies were ever getting sued here to begin with because despite all of this handmaidâs tale masturbation going on, the core axioms of freedomânamely Super Rule #1: Giant corporations > *âhave not changed.
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Donât know how I feel about this because I think something like this might be a useful weapon against the unvaxxed in the future.