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this is actually an insane claim, lmao

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Matt Ficke's avatar Matt Ficke @mattficke.bsky.social
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Bleakly funny when viewed alongside their claimed helplessness at determining what would make homelessness “involuntary” in the public camping decision. That ambiguity is too hard.

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Jinesh Gheeya, MD, PhD's avatar Jinesh Gheeya, MD, PhD @jinesh.bsky.social
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When congress give them clear law…then they claim should be against something so nicely named as VRA.

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Funny that they are so expert but weren’t able to cite the correct chemicals in yesterday’s air pollution decision.

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Faine Greenwood's avatar Faine Greenwood @faineg.bsky.social
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utterly fucking deranged

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Murbs’ Sox's avatar Murbs’ Sox @murbssox.bsky.social
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It’s akin to an expert in a field with lots of coursework & institutional knowledge saying x, y, z is the right course to take with an issue & a snot-nosed law student from Harvard/Yale coming in & saying, “actually….” while having ZERO knowledge about what they’re talking about. It’s the Kushner.

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En Buen Ora's avatar En Buen Ora @enbuenora.bsky.social
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COURTS--HAV--THE POWER!!!!!

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I think we should just start calling justices Praetors and move this along

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The doctrine of papal infallibility comes to mind here, but applied to (GOP appointed) Supreme Court justices.

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Alan Fisher's avatar Alan Fisher @amfisher.bsky.social
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T-Shirts being made right now that just say "Courts do."

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Thomas Most's avatar Thomas Most @thomasmost.bsky.social
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feels like the kind of statement that will be pull-quoted in future history books (derogatory)

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Rob Pollard's avatar Rob Pollard @robpollard45.bsky.social
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"Conservative" Supreme Court Justices: we are not only well-read, master historians, we are also technical experts on all matters of policy. Next we'll learn they could throw a football over that mountain, if they wanted to

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Joe Discenza's avatar Joe Discenza @jdiscenza.bsky.social
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Isn't the point of these agencies to hire people with special competence in their areas of concern? Like, that's a significant part of the executive branch's budget?

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Hannibal Tabu Dot Com (he/him/his)'s avatar Hannibal Tabu Dot Com (he/him/his) @hannibaltabu.bsky.social
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So the court *now* knows better than the court *then*? Get that noise out of my office.

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Chris Geidner's avatar Chris Geidner @chrisgeidner.bsky.social
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My jaw dropped.

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Kevin OMalley's avatar Kevin OMalley @holyshitimfucked.com
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Also, said judiciary cannot be found to have been bribed.

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More Microplastic Than Man's avatar More Microplastic Than Man @monsterisland.bsky.social
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It's a naked judicial power grab on the level of what Marshall gets accused of doing in Marbury

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strive for pithiness. land on glib.'s avatar strive for pithiness. land on glib. @scruffymane.bsky.social
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so basically the supreme court is the HOA of all things now.

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