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21. "I grew up thinking that the Supreme Court was the most honorable part of our government"

Wed May 4, 2022, 02:58 PM

May 2022

And I grew up knowing they had already done this -

and this -

So even with "Brown vs. Board of Education", little has changed with respect to "equal protection" (because all kinds of pretzel-twisting has happened with what is meant by that and defacto segregation continues - even with multiple laws prohibiting it) and there is little expectation for "fairness".

So what is happening now is a "par for the course" expectation.

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WAPO Editorial Board: The Supreme Court might never recover from overturning Roe v. Wade [View all] Nevilledog May 2022 OP

"Might" never recover? It WILL never recover. 50 Shades Of Blue May 2022 #1

Deconstructing the Bill of Rights is a long-held goal... dchill May 2022 #3

I think it will recover in time Vogon_Glory May 2022 #12

Sooo...it appears the Supreme Court believes their opinions have a fundamental right to privacy... Xoan May 2022 #2

That and Jan 6th . . .. Lovie777 May 2022 #4

And this is how they planned... 2naSalit May 2022 #5

Exactly Cheezoholic May 2022 #10

When 70% of the voters think you are ideologues. OAITW r.2.0 May 2022 #6

sure, but in practice what does this means? drray23 May 2022 #7

Oh, the court could get restacked by adding justices Model35mech May 2022 #8

Not any time soon FBaggins May 2022 #15

Judging By Some RobinA May 2022 #36

What the Court may never recover from are the unqualified nominees of TFG Rhiannon12866 May 2022 #9

Yes, by sabotage. JudyM May 2022 #16

I have decided FelineOverlord May 2022 #11

Exactly! BlueIdaho May 2022 #22

It won't recover. roamer65 May 2022 #13

+1000 llmart May 2022 #14

"I grew up thinking that the Supreme Court was the most honorable part of our government" BumRushDaShow May 2022 #21

Bush vs Gore True Blue American May 2022 #30

Yes, They knew it was wrong by saying it was a one True Blue American May 2022 #24

Yes, They knew it was wrong by saying it was a one True Blue American May 2022 #25

Roberts is fine with the Thomas GOP traitors Achilleaze May 2022 #33

Yup. nt Roisin Ni Fiachra May 2022 #35

Bush V Gore RobinA May 2022 #37

They already jumped the shark a while back LT Barclay May 2022 #17

I don't think the USA is going to recover, never mind the Court (n/t) Spider Jerusalem May 2022 #18

It won't matter one iota. If they complete their little fascistic plan, they have in store Carlitos Brigante May 2022 #19

How come it's been chugging along after Coup 2000, not to mention previous Xs?!1 UTUSN May 2022 #20

I have ALWAYS believe Gore v. Bush was the first PLANNED step to destroy our Democracy. usaf-vet May 2022 #23

Pushing the money flood True Blue American May 2022 #31

Right! Maybe this would be a great project for the DUers. Building the history of the piece by..... usaf-vet May 2022 #34

Money has flooded into Dems! True Blue American May 2022 #39

Money has flooded into Dems! True Blue American May 2022 #40

Americans aren't free is what this bad decision tells me. Our freedoms aren't there and this ... SWBTATTReg May 2022 #26

The Supreme Court will survive, and Our Nation will survive. Stuart G May 2022 #27

I'm Not Ready RobinA May 2022 #38

We really need to end this GarColga May 2022 #28

It's beyond stupid to assume they will stop after taking away abortion rights. dalton99a May 2022 #29

"repugnant repudiation" of America Achilleaze May 2022 #32

Thames said they did not have to give popular opinions True Blue American May 2022 #41