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christmas boots posted:Explain to me how Gorusch works again. I know he’s one of the conservative judges but is this one of those things where his particular judicial ideology occasionally leads him out of orthodoxy? He seems to very much be a letter of the law kinda guy, which is always going to have mixed results.
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I suppose that’s in keeping with his ruling last month as well
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christmas boots posted:Explain to me how Gorusch works again. I know he’s one of the conservative judges but is this one of those things where his particular judicial ideology occasionally leads him out of orthodoxy? He's a hardcore judicial textualist. Which basically means "the letter of the law, not the spirit of the law is what matters." Conservatives are pissed that, unlike other conservative justices, Gorsuch is actually consistent in his beliefs and doesn't disregard textualism when it would result in a liberal ruling.
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The problem with making up a bullshit ideology is that you'll eventually end up with someone who actually believes that bullshit. Can't wait for the unironic anarcho-monarchists to rise up.
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christmas boots posted:I suppose that’s in keeping with his ruling last month as well This one is a little different. The previous LGBTQ decision had a clear undertone of "I can't believe you idiot fucks are making me do this but that's how the law is written", this one seems to actually have the conviction of his beliefs judging by how much he seems to relish the decision. Although I dunno, maybe dropping the science on statutory treaty law that's just been straight up ignored for a century is just catnip to his particular brand of textualism.
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The three R's: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
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Biplane posted:The three R's: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic this is a common phrase
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poly and open-minded posted:this is a common phrase No way.
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I usually hear it spouted by dumbasses that want 19th century school standards
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poly and open-minded posted:this is a common phrase It even has its own Wikipedia article. https://twitter.com/DennisFarrell/status/1279836732368830467
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That's very dumb imo.
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poly and open-minded posted:this is a common phrase Isn't reading, arithmetic and logic some sort of ancient Greek teaching thing?
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Mauser posted:Isn't reading, arithmetic and logic some sort of ancient Greek teaching thing? The base level of liberal arts in Ancient Greece was grammar, logic, and rhetoric. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trivium
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Ror posted:The base level of liberal arts in Ancient Greece was grammar, logic, and rhetoric. That's it! And that's where the word trivia comes from! And the words meant three roads or something.
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repiv posted:https://twitter.com/israhirsi/status/1280669132824944641 I thought "BASED" was a chad thing. 
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The Navy hid this reply. Shameful. https://twitter.com/IceWaterOnly/status/1280657637667897344?s=19
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Absurd Alhazred posted:I thought "BASED" was a chad thing. Think it's more of a young thing
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https://twitter.com/zandravandra/status/1281374857897402374 https://twitter.com/momonahan/status/1281280745600933895 https://twitter.com/alexqarbuckle/status/1281328428889800704 https://twitter.com/TheAndrewNadeau/status/1281363396496105473
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Straight White Shark posted:This one is a little different. The previous LGBTQ decision had a clear undertone of "I can't believe you idiot fucks are making me do this but that's how the law is written", this one seems to actually have the conviction of his beliefs judging by how much he seems to relish the decision. Although I dunno, maybe dropping the science on statutory treaty law that's just been straight up ignored for a century is just catnip to his particular brand of textualism. He has history with tribal law (hence being the one to write the decision) and might, actually, feel like considering how ripped natives get from a texualist's perspective, that he finally got to take a meaningful shot. If textualism were applied towards native issues uhhhh let's just say that the natives would really, really come out ahead because there are a LOT of laws on the books that just, don't.
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Pick posted:He has history with tribal law (hence being the one to write the decision) and might, actually, feel like considering how ripped natives get from a texualist's perspective, that he finally got to take a meaningful shot. If textualism were applied towards native issues uhhhh let's just say that the natives would really, really come out ahead because there are a LOT of laws on the books that just, don't. Basically every major legal treaty signed with the native tribes was then completely ignored by the federal government. Andrew Jackson's famous words were "Sure the Chief Justice has declared this Indian treaty as law, now lets see him try to enforce it"
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They say "'oo iz zis loving clown?" with a totally different tone of voice than you'd imagine. 
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Trust me on this one. https://twitter.com/shutupjaya/status/1281418124387127297
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Absurd Alhazred posted:Trust me on this one. I came here to post this. It’s amazing. Reminds me of that thread where the guy owned Abe every single day for like a month or whatever.
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Pro-loving click.
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