SCOTUS puts an end

why don't YOU fuck off, Hisarpy. Incidently, You've posted Thirty Six times in this thread by my count. Plus a forum-record seven posts in a row; that beats any posting spasm Politruk and Brains n' Boobs ever did. Maybe you should get a life and go live your dystopian dictatorshit fantasies somewhere other than the U.S. while we freedom loving patriots continue to fight for our liberties.

There is no getting around that this is a horrible decision, for America and for individual freedoms. For one, it now exposes people who were born in the U.S., grew up here, and placed roots here, to have their citizenship stripped away, and deported to some hellhole prison in Djamaica or wherever that place is, simply because their parents were not. This should never be allowed in a free society. And it proves that if the court can single handedly dismiss the 14th Amendment and over 150 years of precedent, they can just as easily dismiss the 2nd amendment and have cops go door to door confiscating guns (without even a search warrant.) You don't think so? There is no longer ANY GUARANTEE of rights being protected.

While it is a dark day for America, it is an even darker day for the millions of CITIZENS who now face deportation.

^somebody is having themselves a conniption because his lies are falling faster than raindrops in a Cat 5 hurricane.

Great job! :nana::nana::nana:
 
!!!AHEM!!!

<-- is an Ass. That other guy you called an "ass" is actually an assHOLE. Your attention to this matter is greatly appreciated.
Watching them project a restrictive decision to the end game is...................interesting.
 
Trump posted that the ruling means that the Constitution only applies to the circumstances at the time the Amendment was passed.

Therefore 2A only applies to black powder muskets. Or are you saying that Trump is an idiot?
 
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Another bad day for the SpiderTwats here.

Thankfully they’re gracious Losers.

Ahahahaha!
 
I notice that Kagan, wisely, refrained from providing a written dissent thus avoiding looking like those morons Jackson and Sotomayer who were writing dissents for a case not before the court. :rolleyes:
 
I notice that Kagan, wisely, refrained from providing a written dissent thus avoiding looking like those morons Jackson and Sotomayer who were writing dissents for a case not before the court. :rolleyes:
LOL! The opinions that they wrote that you agreed with. 1751116657922.gif
 
She has expressed an opinion based on an assumption. Clearly she is an activist, not a judge...............but we already knew that.
Recall that she is the self-proclaimed "wise Latina."
why don't YOU fuck off, Hisarpy. Incidently, You've posted Thirty Six times in this thread by my count. Plus a forum-record seven posts in a row; that beats any posting spasm Politruk and Brains n' Boobs ever did. Maybe you should get a life and go live your dystopian dictatorshit fantasies somewhere other than the U.S. while we freedom loving patriots continue to fight for our liberties.

There is no getting around that this is a horrible decision, for America and for individual freedoms. For one, it now exposes people who were born in the U.S., grew up here, and placed roots here, to have their citizenship stripped away, and deported to some hellhole prison in Djamaica or wherever that place is, simply because their parents were not. This should never be allowed in a free society. And it proves that if the court can single handedly dismiss the 14th Amendment and over 150 years of precedent, they can just as easily dismiss the 2nd amendment and have cops go door to door confiscating guns (without even a search warrant.) You don't think so? There is no longer ANY GUARANTEE of rights being protected.

While it is a dark day for America, it is an even darker day for the millions of CITIZENS who now face deportation.
Cry harder. It's the right decision.
 
Let's recap this thread.

1. It's about the SCOTUS decision to virtually strip trial court judge of the ability to issue nationwide injunctions. That's all that was decided yesterday.

2. No one's rights have been taken away...............period.

That being said, I cannot take responsibility for those in this thread that are hallucinating. Perhaps those individuals should re-evaluate their pharmaceutical ingestion policy.
 
Let's recap this thread.

1. It's about the SCOTUS decision to virtually strip trial court judge of the ability to issue nationwide injunctions. That's all that was decided yesterday.

2. No one's rights have been taken away...............period.

That being said, I cannot take responsibility for those in this thread that are hallucinating. Perhaps those individuals should re-evaluate their pharmaceutical ingestion policy.
LOL! You understand the ruling but you’re freaking out because it’s been shown to you that this will make it so easy for the government to take your guns since there can’t be a nationwide injunction to stop the government from doing it.
 
LOL! You understand the ruling but you’re freaking out because it’s been shown to you that this will make it so easy for the government to take your guns since there can’t be a nationwide injunction to stop the government from doing it.

Poor Spider Twat.

Can’t handle his shrooms.

Lol
 
LOL! You understand the ruling but you’re freaking out because it’s been shown to you that this will make it so easy for the government to take your guns since there can’t be a nationwide injunction to stop the government from doing it.
That is the funny part of this ruling. Different courts will decide differently depending on the area of the country.

Trump will issue an EO declaring slavery legal again. Northern courts will issue an injunction for northern states. Southern courts will do nothing and once again you have slavery in the South and freedom in the North.
 
That is the funny part of this ruling. Different courts will decide differently depending on the area of the country.

Trump will issue an EO declaring slavery legal again. Northern courts will issue an injunction for northern states. Southern courts will do nothing and once again you have slavery in the South and freedom in the North.
All the courts could say exactly the same thing. But until the court in that person’s individual district issues an injunction the government can keep on taking guns.
 
What you don't seem to understand that Justice Roberts does is that NONE of those inferior courts are constitutionally mandated. Further, congress can cut the shit out of the Courts budget through the reconciliation process. Roberts is acutely aware of the sense of congress and how out of control some of the inferior courts are. I expect him to act out of an attempt to protect the judiciaries integrity and his own powers.

I agree. This ruling was intended to head off an even more restrictive action by a Congress that has become fed up with the judiciary declaring themselves superior to the other two branches of government.

It's come to the point where it's a joke on the web now that every human activity must first be approved by a Federal judge.

This decision dials back the notion that 1800 unelected judges can each issue national orders well outside the scope of their defined authorities and jurisdictions.
 
I think you say shit without realizing what is actually spilling from your pie hole.
This decision dials back the notion that 1800 unelected judges can each issue national orders well outside the scope of their defined authorities and jurisdictions.
This decision by an unelected court of 9 dials back the notion that unelected judges can issue orders. FYP.
Tell us again your expertise on authoritarianism.
 
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