Supreme Court Cases Thread

[star seed 7]

That's a pretty good distinction

[Kat Kid]

I am shocked more frequently than I should be that grown human beings want education to revolve around myth and legend to put it as kindly as I can. 

Teach morals and values along with math, sure, but those morals and values don't need to be backed by a sky daddy.   It's lazy, and quite frankly, I suspect that religion is a big reason we have such crazy movements like MAGA.  It seems to train people to accept without thinking rationally.  Present unreasonable stories to them, hit them over the head with it for a couple decades, make them wildly guilty and show them what happens to out-group ppl, and then turn them loose on society.  No wonder why people think there is a cabal of children eating pedos in the basement of a local pizza joint, or that crisis actors are acting like their school was shot up so that we can legislate gun control. 

But, by all means, lets rough ridin' do it to every one.  So rough ridin' dumb.

On this case, I think the thing I struggle with is the concept of charter schools more broadly.  They strike me as, essentially, publicly funded private schools.  If you want an alternative education for your kid, that's reasonable.  But it strikes me as odd that we publicly fund that kind of alternative education (apart from, basically, special needs situations).  We have public schools.  We have private schools.  Why do we have these hybrid charter schools?

As an aside, I will say that after thinking about and studying Christianity more, I've found it pretty convincing.  I was less convinced when I hadn't really studied the various arguments.

2 biggest reasons

1) They have enormous special interests backing them because these people hate unions and they are a way to try and break big city teacher's unions.
2) They also are a way for strivers to get a higher quality education for their kids in city school districts because they can exclude all kinds of kids for all kinds of reasons that public schools cannot.

All charters aren't equal and some do provide quality education but they aren't generally a scalable model, especially for a rural state like Kansas

[Stupid Fitz]

I am shocked more frequently than I should be that grown human beings want education to revolve around myth and legend to put it as kindly as I can. 

Teach morals and values along with math, sure, but those morals and values don't need to be backed by a sky daddy.   It's lazy, and quite frankly, I suspect that religion is a big reason we have such crazy movements like MAGA.  It seems to train people to accept without thinking rationally.  Present unreasonable stories to them, hit them over the head with it for a couple decades, make them wildly guilty and show them what happens to out-group ppl, and then turn them loose on society.  No wonder why people think there is a cabal of children eating pedos in the basement of a local pizza joint, or that crisis actors are acting like their school was shot up so that we can legislate gun control. 

But, by all means, lets rough ridin' do it to every one.  So rough ridin' dumb.

It's also hypocrisy of MAGA to a freaking t. "We want less government". "Less government spending". "The constitution is law" "Shall not be infringed". "my kid shouldn't have to learn that in school". "teachers should stick to STEM" (I probably made that last one up as most of these morons have no idea what STEM is)

I support your right to believe and worship any sky wizard you so choose, but keep that crap out of schools and government per the constitution and founding fathers.

Ok but have you considered that the Founding Fathers were actually a bunch of total idiots? (Except in certain cherry picked situations, considering only very narrow interpretations. In those instances they are infallible)

Ha, yes, I'm aware of this possibility. Joe Rogan is a grifting dumbass but he did have a decent joke once. He went on about the founding fathers and then said it would be interesting what they would think of today. He then said the first thing they would say is that, "Wait, you haven't changed that crap in over 200 years!"

[Justwin]

I am shocked more frequently than I should be that grown human beings want education to revolve around myth and legend to put it as kindly as I can. 

Teach morals and values along with math, sure, but those morals and values don't need to be backed by a sky daddy.   It's lazy, and quite frankly, I suspect that religion is a big reason we have such crazy movements like MAGA.  It seems to train people to accept without thinking rationally.  Present unreasonable stories to them, hit them over the head with it for a couple decades, make them wildly guilty and show them what happens to out-group ppl, and then turn them loose on society.  No wonder why people think there is a cabal of children eating pedos in the basement of a local pizza joint, or that crisis actors are acting like their school was shot up so that we can legislate gun control. 

But, by all means, lets rough ridin' do it to every one.  So rough ridin' dumb.

It's also hypocrisy of MAGA to a freaking t. "We want less government". "Less government spending". "The constitution is law" "Shall not be infringed". "my kid shouldn't have to learn that in school". "teachers should stick to STEM" (I probably made that last one up as most of these morons have no idea what STEM is)

I support your right to believe and worship any sky wizard you so choose, but keep that crap out of schools and government per the constitution and founding fathers.

Ok but have you considered that the Founding Fathers were actually a bunch of total idiots? (Except in certain cherry picked situations, considering only very narrow interpretations. In those instances they are infallible)

Ha, yes, I'm aware of this possibility. Joe Rogan is a grifting dumbass but he did have a decent joke once. He went on about the founding fathers and then said it would be interesting what they would think of today. He then said the first thing they would say is that, "Wait, you haven't changed that crap in over 200 years!"

There haven't been any amendments to the Constitution in over 200 years? Wow, you learn something new every day.

[Stupid Fitz]

I am shocked more frequently than I should be that grown human beings want education to revolve around myth and legend to put it as kindly as I can. 

Teach morals and values along with math, sure, but those morals and values don't need to be backed by a sky daddy.   It's lazy, and quite frankly, I suspect that religion is a big reason we have such crazy movements like MAGA.  It seems to train people to accept without thinking rationally.  Present unreasonable stories to them, hit them over the head with it for a couple decades, make them wildly guilty and show them what happens to out-group ppl, and then turn them loose on society.  No wonder why people think there is a cabal of children eating pedos in the basement of a local pizza joint, or that crisis actors are acting like their school was shot up so that we can legislate gun control. 

But, by all means, lets rough ridin' do it to every one.  So rough ridin' dumb.

It's also hypocrisy of MAGA to a freaking t. "We want less government". "Less government spending". "The constitution is law" "Shall not be infringed". "my kid shouldn't have to learn that in school". "teachers should stick to STEM" (I probably made that last one up as most of these morons have no idea what STEM is)

I support your right to believe and worship any sky wizard you so choose, but keep that crap out of schools and government per the constitution and founding fathers.

Ok but have you considered that the Founding Fathers were actually a bunch of total idiots? (Except in certain cherry picked situations, considering only very narrow interpretations. In those instances they are infallible)

Ha, yes, I'm aware of this possibility. Joe Rogan is a grifting dumbass but he did have a decent joke once. He went on about the founding fathers and then said it would be interesting what they would think of today. He then said the first thing they would say is that, "Wait, you haven't changed that crap in over 200 years!"

There haven't been any amendments to the Constitution in over 200 years? Wow, you learn something new every day.

I said he was a dumbass JW.

[Cire]

Birthright citizenship on the docket.

I'm gonna say that the conservatives argue that the citizenship part of the 14th amendment only applied to people that were newly freed slaves and no one else.

[Cire]

Bump


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[Dugout DickStone]

They flipped roe for him and now they being real judges

[Spracne]

They flipped roe for him and now they being real judges

I think they're going to pull some fuckery with the nationwide injunctions.

[DaBigTrain]

They flipped roe for him and now they being real judges

I think they're going to pull some fuckery with the nationwide injunctions.

I concur with you.

[catastrophe]

They flipped roe for him and now they being real judges

They have to dig in on some stuff out of pure self preservation so I’m sure they’ll give him some wins if it’s a close call.

[Cire]

No one is going to enforce the judges’ orders.

the remedy for this is impeach/removal but that’s not happening. If his polls are in the tank so bad they’re going to try and eff with the mid terms

[sonofdaxjones]

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[CNS]

Is there some super secret Q coded joke here?

[sonofdaxjones]

The Honorable James Ho - #blueanongE declared Qanon


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[CNS]

Are dennys and americas court a dog whistle my ears aren’t tuned to?

[BIG APPLE CAT]

Does anyone ever know what Dax is on about?

[star seed 7]

Are dennys and americas court a dog whistle my ears aren’t tuned to?

The image shows a Denny's sign superimposed in front of the United States Supreme Court building, which has been digitally altered to display a sign reading "AMERICA'S COURT." The juxtaposition of the casual dining chain's sign with the serious and formal architecture of the Supreme Court creates a humorous and unexpected visual.

[Dugout DickStone]

a goincel fave

[CNS]

Are dennys and americas court a dog whistle my ears aren’t tuned to?

The image shows a Denny's sign superimposed in front of the United States Supreme Court building, which has been digitally altered to display a sign reading "AMERICA'S COURT." The juxtaposition of the casual dining chain's sign with the serious and formal architecture of the Supreme Court creates a humorous and unexpected visual.

ChatGPT doesn’t know Daxbot.

[star seed 7]

After digging around all morning, I finally found the reference. Apparently some district judge wrote a letter to trump apologizing for how badly the courts are treating him and said something about how courts aren't a Denny's and can't be expected to do things at night.

[sonofdaxjones]

It's DerpCon One all the time with #blueanongE

[Trim]

[sonofdaxjones]

Not even in the age of the great AI computer in the sky - are some #blueanongE'rs able to research even the most basic things.

I hereby ask any viewing accreditation bodies to consider #blueanongE a one off from the greater academic experience at The Kansas State University and to not hold this small, very derpy minority as being the standard of The Kansas State University.

But starting the clock at 12:34 a.m. not only ignores the court's express instructions respecting the Government's right to respond. It also ignores the fact that the Court is starting the clock at—12:34 a.m. We seem to have forgotten that this is a district court—not a Denny's. This is the first time I've ever heard anyone suggest that district judges have a duty to check their dockets at all hours of the night, just in case a party decides to file a motion. If this is going to become the norm, then we should say so: District judges are hereby expected to be available 24 hours a day—and the Judicial Conference of the United States and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts should secure from Congress the resources and staffing necessary to ensure 24-hour operations in every district court across the country. If this is not to become the norm, then we should admit that this is special treatment being afforded to certain favored litigants like members of Tren de Aragua—and we should stop pretending that Lady Justice is blindfolded.

[star seed 7]

Dang, 7/7 recap from ol' starseed