1 in 4 women have abortions? Wow.

[Box Ox]

There isn’t. That is Clarence Thomas’s take on substantive due process and it is a reasonable one. The man finds laws regarding these matters dumb and out of purview of the court. The Supreme Court only deals in matters of the constitution, substantive due process has been used to turn it into a legislative body basically.

It was the left who politicized the Supreme Court on these issues, now they are upset that process is being undone and the court is doing what it was originally intended to do. These issues should be taken up by the state and federal legislators then approved by the executive branch.

I agree.

Would the issue of interracial marriage be different from that of gay marriage when it comes to substantive due process?

 

[rickyb]

I agree.

Would the issue of interracial marriage be different from that of gay marriage when it comes to substantive due process?

if opneeds is pregnant and shes sick and cant work for extended periods of time, how many days does the govt pay her for being pregnant and sick?

 

[Box Ox]

if opneeds is pregnant and shes sick and cant work for extended periods of time, how many days does the govt pay her for being pregnant and sick?

Shhhhh. The adults are talking, sweetheart.

 

[rickyb]

Shhhhh. The adults are talking, sweetheart.

the adults are getting abortionssss

 

[bbsam]

Crazy argument by @bbsam….the world is so bad we need to kill them before there born, therefore he is caring? SMH

What are you talking about?

 

[bbsam]

Do liberals have more abortions than conservatives?

 

[oldngray]

There isn’t. That is Clarence Thomas’s take on substantive due process and it is a reasonable one. The man finds laws regarding these matters dumb and out of purview of the court. The Supreme Court only deals in matters of the constitution, substantive due process has been used to turn it into a legislative body basically.

It was the left who politicized the Supreme Court on these issues, now they are upset that process is being undone and the court is doing what it was originally intended to do. These issues should be taken up by the state and federal legislators then approved by the executive branch.

To the leftists judicial activism is OK. But let a judge follow the law as written they typically freak out.

 

[El Correcto]

I agree.

Would the issue of interracial marriage be different from that of gay marriage when it comes to substantive due process?

Clarence Thomas arrives at hating substantive due process through an originalist perspective. But I believe he also views it’s roots as coming from the white supremacists Supreme Courts of slavery and the confederacy. He views it the same way those men read white supremacy into the constitution and dehumanized blacks in their rulings to keep them from equal rights, which was a very political take during a polarized time between abolitionists and slavers.

I could be mistaken I’m still learning about his perspective.

 

[Thebrownblob]

What are you talking about?

Pretty self-explanatory

 

[oldngray]

Clarence Thomas arrives at hating substantive due process through an originalist perspective. But I believe he also views it’s roots as coming from the white supremacists Supreme Courts of slavery and the confederacy. He views it the same way those men read white supremacy into the constitution and dehumanized blacks in their rulings to keep them from equal rights, which was a very political take during a polarized time between abolitionists and slavers.

I could be mistaken I’m still learning about his perspective.

Originalists follow the original Constitution but they also follow what later Amendments say. They are absolutely against legislating from the bench.

 

[rickyb]

Originalists follow the original Constitution but they also follow what later Amendments say. They are absolutely against legislating from the bench.

money is speech

 

[El Correcto]

Originalists follow the original Constitution but they also follow what later Amendments say. They are absolutely against legislating from the bench.

Yes but there is a reason they arrive at being originalist and why they view it as important to do that. That’s what I was trying to find out more about Clarence Thomas, what he views of America are, it’s history, what shaped him into an originalist.

 

[El Correcto]

It is a little weird for a black man who loved Malcom X to end up being a darling of white Christian America while serving on the scotus.
Worth learning a bit more than just what he is, a little why is fun to.

 

[rickyb]

Originalists follow the original Constitution but they also follow what later Amendments say. They are absolutely against legislating from the bench.

The Corruption of the Law | Common Dreams

I drink coffee in the morning on a round, ornate oak table that once belonged to Harlan Fiske Stone, a U.S. Supreme Court justice from 1925 to 1946 and the chief justice for the last five of those years. Stone and his family spent their summers on this windswept, remote island six miles off the...

www.commondreams.org

 

[Analbumcover]

Let's be honest: it's mostly about Trump. Action Joe said it himself.

It's not about Clarence Thomas or the leak or due process or whatever.

In the minds of Democrats, an illegitimate President appointed 3 justices who are therefore illegitimate themselves who in turn illegitimately overturned Roe v. Wade.

The legacy of Trump looms over the country and the Democrats will never tolerate it. Things will get nasty in this country by November. Our nation is deeply divided and sitting on a powder keg and the overturn was the lit match.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Let's be honest: it's mostly about Trump. Action Joe said it himself.

It's not about Clarence Thomas or the leak or due process or whatever.

In the minds of Democrats, an illegitimate President appointed 3 justices who are therefore illegitimate themselves who in turn illegitimately overturned Roe v. Wade.

The legacy of Trump looms over the country and the Democrats will never tolerate it. Things will get nasty in this country by November. Our nation is deeply divided and sitting on a powder keg and the overturn was the lit match.

good, good

 

[oldngray]

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I drink coffee in the morning on a round, ornate oak table that once belonged to Harlan Fiske Stone, a U.S. Supreme Court justice from 1925 to 1946 and the chief justice for the last five of those years. Stone and his family spent their summers on this windswept, remote island six miles off the...

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ranting from someone left of liberals?

 

[rickyb]

ranting from someone left of liberals?

is it true or not?

The Corruption of the Law | Common Dreams

I drink coffee in the morning on a round, ornate oak table that once belonged to Harlan Fiske Stone, a U.S. Supreme Court justice from 1925 to 1946 and the chief justice for the last five of those years. Stone and his family spent their summers on this windswept, remote island six miles off the...

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[oldngray]

is it true or not?
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Not

The government is doing many of those things but not because of judges

 

[rickyb]

Not

The government is doing many of those things but not because of judges

hedges sued and the courts ruled "if the govt was spying on you it would tell you" LOL

The Corruption of the Law | Common Dreams

I drink coffee in the morning on a round, ornate oak table that once belonged to Harlan Fiske Stone, a U.S. Supreme Court justice from 1925 to 1946 and the chief justice for the last five of those years. Stone and his family spent their summers on this windswept, remote island six miles off the...

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