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[proximoception]

Ha ha! A fuming Alito said this:

For today’s majority, it does not matter that the right to same-sex marriage lacks deep roots or even that it is contrary to long-established tradition. The Justices in the majority claim the authority to confer constitutional protection upon that right simply because they believe that it is fundamental.

Imagine that.

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[grashupfer.livejournal.com]

How quick can he die please?

[andalus.livejournal.com]

The fact that the supreme court has to decide these things says awful, awful things about our democratic legislative system.

Scalia's dissent is hilarious, and I hate the fact that I see his point nearly always, though always disagreeing with his conclusions.

Thomas's was just the worst.

[nightspore.livejournal.com]

I was once complaining about Alito, several years ago, to my Mom, a lawyer, and I thought she was going to try to calm me down with a little judiciousness, and she said, "You know, he reminds me exactly of Eichmann. The same pasty-faced uncharismatic murderously evil bureaucrat. He even sound like Eichmann." And she knew from Eichmann.