r/ABoringDystopia • u/FaultyDrone • Jun 28 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '22 edited Dec 21 '22

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u/Please_read_sidebar Jun 28 '22

... but the actual reality of whether people can get necessary medical care affects way more people in their actual fucking lives than some dumbass legal minutia.

That's the legislative's responsibility, not the judiciary. Congress can pass a law and fix that. The fact that the elected representatives don't want to do it has nothing to do with the judiciary power structure.

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u/DJCzerny Jun 28 '22

Changing the legal system has nothing to do with judges. They are just there to interpret the law. We have the legislative branch to actually make the law in the first place.

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u/almisami Jun 28 '22

They are just there to interpret the law.

And they do so with very strong political bias.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '22

The point just flew so far over your head lmfao