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20 May 22
@averagejoe1 saidI know the difference between a judge trying to increase and protect overall freedoms and one that was placed there by the minority to restrict the freedoms of the majority in the most egregious way.
You are smarter that the judges, interpreting law and constitution and rights and privileges, You do know the diff in rights and privileges, I presume? For example, it is a fact is that you want your neighbor to pay for your daughter's abortion, so you are wrong coming out of the gate, Kev. Note my avatar. I hope SCOTUS does not ignore the rights of the rest of socie ...[text shortened]... rying to appease you people. You are an extremely dependent person, that has to be uncomfortable.
The freedom eroding minority will have to answer to the majority Joe, given that trump lost the popular vote in 2016 he should’ve taken that into account when appointing judges in order to keep the court representative of the peoples common will but hey it was trump and along with a morally corrupt gop senate He forced an accused rapist and an evangelical dyed in the wool anti choice judge onto SCOTUS.
It’s not only elections that have consequences Joe, actions have them too.
@averagejoe1 saidWhat ''.....silly ravings about Jan.6th.......?''
As a total outsider on your silly ravings about Jan 6, it is only natural for me to do a whataboutism here. And ,yes, I can figure there are some hoodies on this forum who could get caught up in this stuff, raid the court. Conservatives Jan 6, Liberals SCOTUS. Y’all dish it out, so relent a bit and take it. And yes, I connect the libs here with twinkles in the ...[text shortened]... p on the SCOTUS columns. After all, if they don’t do what you want, isn’t that normal procedure?
I must have missed them........
20 May 22
@kevcvs57 saidRight on....3 thumbs up
I know the difference between a judge trying to increase and protect overall freedoms and one that was placed there by the minority to restrict the freedoms of the majority in the most egregious way.
The freedom eroding minority will have to answer to the majority Joe, given that trump lost the popular vote in 2016 he should’ve taken that into account when appointing judges ...[text shortened]... hoice judge onto SCOTUS.
It’s not only elections that have consequences Joe, actions have them too.
@kevcvs57 saida judge's duty is to decide based on written law, not to decide based on political leanings
I know the difference between a judge trying to increase and protect overall freedoms and one that was placed there by the minority to restrict the freedoms of the majority in the most egregious way.
The freedom eroding minority will have to answer to the majority Joe, given that trump lost the popular vote in 2016 he should’ve taken that into account when appointing judges ...[text shortened]... hoice judge onto SCOTUS.
It’s not only elections that have consequences Joe, actions have them too.
judges do not write law
20 May 22
@mott-the-hoople said😂😂😂
a judge's duty is to decide based on written law, not to decide based on political leanings
judges do not write law
20 May 22
@mott-the-hoople saidThis court certainly has those
a judge's duty is to decide based on written law, not to decide based on political leanings
judges do not write law
pesky political leanings, though.
Don't they?
20 May 22
@averagejoe1 saidIt's more of a fact that you want your neighbour's 13 year old daughter to die in childbirth because your 38 year old son raped her. I don't think your moral posturing is worth much.
For example, it is a fact is that you want your neighbor to pay for your daughter's abortion,
20 May 22
@mott-the-hoople saidIn a civilised country, yes. In a civilised country, judges are not appointed to the high court by politicians.
a judge's duty is to decide based on written law, not to decide based on political leanings
The USA is not a civilised country, and your judges very obviously do decide based on their political leanings.
20 May 22
@shallow-blue saidIs it possible that both the following are true?
In a civilised country, yes. In a civilised country, judges are not appointed to the high court by politicians.
The USA is not a civilised country, and your judges very obviously do decide based on their political leanings.
1. It is reasonable and fair to let people decide for themselves whether or not to have an abortion.
2. Nothing in the US Constitution requires that abortions be legal.
As far as I can tell, no judge inclined to overrule Roe v. Wade would also prevent states from making abortion legal. Seems they are the ones ruling based on the Constitution.
@techsouth saidDon't all you libbies rush to tell us, that, with the tech south post, you finally get it.
Is it possible that both the following are true?
1. It is reasonable and fair to let people decide for themselves whether or not to have an abortion.
2. Nothing in the US Constitution requires that abortions be legal.
As far as I can tell, no judge inclined to overrule Roe v. Wade would also prevent states from making abortion legal. Seems they are the ones ruling based on the Constitution.
20 May 22
@shallow-blue saidFoolish post. In lib fashion, you change the premise of the post. Why do y'all do that? My son caused the daughter to be pregnant? Is that not a different issue than that which I pose!?? Your post is between families. Neighbor should have my son thrown in jail. But, My post was saying what I said with no connection between the families.
It's more of a fact that you want your neighbour's 13 year old daughter to die in childbirth because your 38 year old son raped her. I don't think your moral posturing is worth much.
Really bad, typical lib, stuff, shallow. Really bad. You would do better to say 'How about this, Joe. What it your son had impregnated the girl?" But you see, that would be answering my post with a question, and with changes of fact. Really bad.
If you want to be cool, answer AvJoe's question. Shallow, my premise could be that I dont even know the neighbor. Or, I could say that I dont have a son, or a wife, or a dog. Why do you libs get so verklempt?
@kevcvs57 saidYou know what I see in this post? I see that you don't understand the nature of freedoms. Restrict what freedoms? What freedom of a minority is being restricted. I think that doing away with separate water fountains and ending segregation just about did it. Who is not enjoying the same freedoms as all in this country? It's just a question, dont get upset.
I know the difference between a judge trying to increase and protect overall freedoms and one that was placed there by the minority to restrict the freedoms of the majority in the most egregious way.
The freedom eroding minority will have to answer to the majority Joe, given that trump lost the popular vote in 2016 he should’ve taken that into account when appointing judges ...[text shortened]... hoice judge onto SCOTUS.
It’s not only elections that have consequences Joe, actions have them too.
As to judges, what if we ended up with a judge who thinks that we all should chip in and pay off tuition loans? Without a thought given to those who just finished paying their 10-year loan last week? Without a thought of people who gave their lives to military service to get a free college education. That soldier could have gotten a loan for college (to be paid off by Bernie, et al) and not gone to service. He could have instead come to work for me years ago, and be well-fixed, putting his kids through college today.