absolutely. they used to just add little notes here and there in their decisions like "if the case were brought like x we could rule like y" and now they feel bold enough to just say it
That is the reality though, it’s a myth there’s some impartial sophisticated judicial process for what cases come before them. It’s whatever and how many cases they choose and they can release the decisions whenever they want, like the night of a presidential debate and that’s on purpose too.
Adding commentary to someone’s post is not an attack or assumption of their knowledge. It’s like if I say I have a good cake recipe and you come back, Didn’t you know I’m a baker!!! Maybe someone else who is not familiar with the SC read my comment, who knows lol
It was a while ago that I listened to it. He's basically another dude who had a childhood and life that could have radicalized him to fight for a better world, but instead he chose to be an asshole at every opportunity instead. It's good, though, and Robert Evans dies a better job than I have here.
... does* a better job than I have here, in case anyone seriously believes that Robert Evans dies in the course of a past episode of his ongoing podcast.
Yeah, I would say the takeaway is that Clarence Thomas is only looking out for Clarence Thomas and he has no qualms about taking bribes that improve the life/lot of Clarence Thomas. For
him, the United States is just a means to this end
He is Pro-Life-Threatening he believes in the freedom to kill and destroy rather than freedom for life and happiness. Thomas’s idea is a perverted freedom that enslaves.
I love that podcast but have a hard time listening to episodes on recent/current bastards, because they hit a little too hard and my rage is already at 11. But I just may need to listen to this one.
Oh, hard same. Examining the seeds and roots, learning the background can be helpful perspective, but it's a whole different feel when there's not even the security of the bastard being dead and/or out of public life to one extent or another.
I'd never encourage making someone's workplace unsafe—even his.
First of all, we never know who will get that office when they wheel him out really soon.
Second, I'm pretty sure lead-based paint at work is all that explains his downslide from a bright Yale Law grad in '74 to this frowning pudding.
He is the definition of “piece of shit.” He gets to wear a robe to work where all he has to do is sit in air conditioning and collect bribes but he has to go out of his way to make working people less safe.
I realize someone somewhere will judge me harshly for saying this but the best thing that man could do for your country is have a heart attack. This man seems vile and evil as fuck
It looks like capital needs its periodic reminder that labor protections weren't benevolent gifts from friendly liberals, but wrested from the grasping hands of the free market with the blood and nightmares of the working class.
I spent 30 years working in chemical plants. I’ve taken OSHA courses, read OSHA regulations, given safety training to others, and signed permits for hazardous work. A safe workplace takes much more than just following OSHA regs, but they set the minimum. New OSHA regs are written when workers die.
Meanwhile the company I work for can barely get insurance because of workplace accidents (and we're not any worse than anyone else in our industry as far as I can tell), so this is going to turn out well for precisely no one anywhere ever except Clarence's bank account I guess?
We need to go back to the days where people jaws fell off due to radiation poisoning, and mines blew up killing hundreds, those were the good ole days.
Thomas is a fucking terrorist at this point.
