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I'm getting chills.
FUCK YEAH! #LOVEWINS
FUCK YEAH! #LOVEWINS
What are conservatives saying they need to "fight"
What fight? There's no "fight" to this. This is the end. The final ruling. They cannot appeal any further and laws cannot be made to contradict this ruling.
There is literally nothing they could (legally) do to "fight" against gay marriage
What are conservatives saying they need to "fight"
What fight? There's no "fight" to this. This is the end. The final ruling. They cannot appeal any further and laws cannot be made to contradict this ruling.
There is literally nothing they could (legally) do to "fight" against gay marriage
You can criticize their decision but they cannot be wrong. They are the highest court of the land, their interpretation of the constitution is how our country must legally interpret the constitution.
The binding legal status of an interpretation is pretty irrelevant to a discussion over whether one agrees or disagrees with the opinion.It depends what one is claiming. If one is claiming, for example, that something is "unconstitutional" when the court says it is not, or vice versa, then what response is there other than "okay, well, great opinion, but the Supreme Court is the arbiter of what is constitutional so until they change their minds, you're incorrect by definition". ... Certainly I think the court can make the wrong call sometimes (there are times where I agree with dissents more than rulings), but I'm not going to pretend that the dissent has more legal force or is more binding.
From the world of sports, Vikings CB Josh Robinson:
Josh Robinson ✔@JROB_2one
Love is love? So what will we say when the 30yr old loves YOUR 10 year old. When the dad loves HIS 6 year old? It's different?? Yea okay!
10:41 AM - 26 Jun 2015
I guess my box turtle husband and I will be choosing a new team to root for this year.
Once again, Bush is the best Republican candidate for the election... fuck.
The binding legal status of an interpretation is pretty irrelevant to a discussion over whether one agrees or disagrees with the opinion.
If one wants to dismiss disagreement with a Supreme Court ruling by saying "the court ruled [X]" that's not much of an argument against the persons disagreement because...the person disagrees with the Court.
I'm morbidly curious about what Trump will tweet.
What are conservatives saying they need to "fight"
What fight? There's no "fight" to this. This is the end. The final ruling. They cannot appeal any further and laws cannot be made to contradict this ruling.
There is literally nothing they could (legally) do to "fight" against gay marriage
Hahahaha anyone has any good website where I can read salty comments?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Howard_Taft
Yeah, there really are no limits to human stupidity and ignorance.
But can he survive the primaries? When the base, especially the base that votes in the primaries, is so anti-gay and there are a number of candidates who are for anti-supreme court and for a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage how can he maintain his lead?
I'm morbidly curious about what Trump will tweet.
I've always wondered; was Don Flamenco from Punch-Out gay? He loved referee Mario's hair.
lol, people are actually thinking this is a sign of the end of days. This is turning out better than I imagined. I don't think conservative bigots can take having their flag taken down and gay marriage legalized in the same week. It's literally too much for them.
Yooooooooo grats to your brother! You talk to him yet? I can't imagine how great it would feel to have your support.
Cool! Remember to tell him to his face over and over again you support him.
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Keep fucking that chicken.
Add "in their/my/your opinion" or whatever you need to be sure that someone stating an opinion isn't trying to state something as a fact.But you yourself said that the Court can be wrong. At the moment of the ruling they can't be. Their word is our constitution.
Still no tweets from Sarah Palin.![]()
So does this mean a gay couple could get married tomorrow, today, RIGHT NOW if they wanted to? What other hurdles might they still face? I'm assuming some individual churches might still refuse to marry a gay couple?
Regardless, this is a huge step forward and I am extremely happy.![]()
She'd have to read the news to know it happened.
But can he survive the primaries? When the base, especially the base that votes in the primaries, is so anti-gay and there are a number of candidates who are anti-supreme court and who support constitutional amendment banning gay marriage how can he maintain his lead?
But you yourself said that the Court can be wrong. At the moment of the ruling they can't be. Their word is our constitution.
The binding legal status of an interpretation is pretty irrelevant to a discussion over whether one agrees or disagrees with the opinion.
If one wants to dismiss disagreement with a Supreme Court ruling by saying "the court ruled [X]" that's not much of an argument against the persons disagreement because...the person disagrees with the Court.
Rush Limbaugh's show right now. "YOU'RE ON A SLIPPERY SLOPE TO BECOMING CANADA."
As Jon Stewart pointed out, it seems he doesn't know how the slippery slope argument works. It is supposed to end with something bad.Rush Limbaugh's show right now. "YOU'RE ON A SLIPPERY SLOPE TO BECOMING CANADA."
So does this mean a gay couple could get married tomorrow, today, RIGHT NOW if they wanted to? What other hurdles might they still face? I'm assuming some individual churches might still refuse to marry a gay couple?
Regardless, this is a huge step forward and I am extremely happy.![]()
Well, as soon as it's published in a magazine she'll know. Any magazine of course, she reads all of them.
Super Machoman to marry the Disco Kid.
Well, it depends on the context. If the argument is normative public policy, then one can disagree with the court and ignore the constitution. If the argument is normative legal theory, then one can disagree with the court but not ignore the constitution. If the argument is, like, empirical, about how the world will unfold in the wake of the ruling, then one cannot disagree with the court (well, actually, they don't have an army so maybe one can). I can't even follow this argument enough to know how it started. What's the substance of the disagreement, and to what end is it being expressed?
If this isn't a divine signal I don't know what it is.Double rainbow currently over the White House.
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Any word from westboro baptist ?
What someone really need to pry him on is what he would have thought if the court agreed with him personally. The idea that the necessity of the supreme court is tied entirely to whether or not you personally agree with a single decision they've made is just stupid as hell.This will be an interesting test.
Republicans claim to be ardent supporters of the constitution. Literally one of its biggest tenets is the separation of powers, which includes the judiciary branch. It is up to them to interpret said constitution. And that means when you agree with their decisions or not.
That puts them in an interesting position. Support this sort of argument, and you are openly admitting your support of the constitution is completely bullshit. You only cite it when it works in your favor. There's no way to get around it ... it's about as obvious as can be.
Rush Limbaugh's show right now. "YOU'RE ON A SLIPPERY SLOPE TO BECOMING CANADA."
Well, it depends on the context. If the argument is normative public policy, then one can disagree with the court and ignore the constitution. If the argument is normative legal theory, then one can disagree with the court but not ignore the constitution. If the argument is, like, empirical, about how the world will unfold in the wake of the ruling, then one cannot disagree with the court (well, actually, they don't have an army so maybe one can). I can't even follow this argument enough to know how it started. What's the substance of the disagreement, and to what end is it being expressed?
They're disagreeing with the Supreme Court's ruling and articulating their alternative interpretation. The Supreme Court ruling doesn't invalidate their disagreement with that ruling because...they disagree with it. That's the entire point.Dear god I just read some tweets regarding the 10th amendment.
Do these bigots have any fucking clue how our government works? You know, SCOTUS is the one who interputes the fucking law you god damn bigots stfu about your "10th amendment" superceding the SCOTUS. That's not how it works and they need to go back to the Stone Age and read some books on US government because clearly they failed their civics classes.