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Kavros posted:I think the texas abortion ban might have been designed intentionally to send to the supreme court, based on a strategy of purposefully including extremely horrible parts as sacrificial buffers. The upcoming Mississippi case is likely a decision between SCOTUS allowing TRAP laws to gut Roe without technically overturning it, or outright overturning it, so the Texas case won't matter by next summer. I'd guess they'll probably shoot down the Texas case, since it lets Roberts "preserve the image of the court", while also heading off any attempts by states like California to pass similar Calvinball laws allowing people to sue gun owners or something.
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# ¿ Nov 1, 2021 19:22 |
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# ¿ May 12, 2024 23:32 |
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Is there a chance that this ends up like the OJ Simpson case, where a jury lets Rittenhouse walk, but he's subsequently bankrupted by civil suit?
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# ¿ Nov 11, 2021 01:07 |
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https://t.co/8EudLQNj07?amp=1 I assume this means SCOTUS is going to decide the Texas abortion law is unconstitutional because of the "Constitutional Calvinball" aspect that dodged judicial review, but there will be zero mention of abortion. That way, SCOTUS can claim they're not just partisan hacks, generate various fawning editorials in the NY Times, and then gut Roe V Wade in December, all while preventing a progressive state from passing a Texas-style law that targets gun owners or large corporations instead of pregnant women.
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# ¿ Nov 20, 2021 09:32 |
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General_Disturbed posted:I have not seen or heard Kid Rock in years. And I live in the deepest of the deep CHUD south. And have tons of relatives who absolutely loved him and listened to his big album that came out like 20 years ago. No idea if anyone actually unironically listens to him in TYOOL 2021. His biggest hit of the last decade (and maybe longer than that) successfully rhymed "things" with "things", so obviously he's a musical genius, up there with that weird, inbred-looking pro-trump white rapper who showed up last year.
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# ¿ Nov 23, 2021 01:24 |