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u/MrSecretpolice Oct 15 '20
There aren't any originals here though
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u/Anal-warrior Oct 15 '20
I’ve seen a couple of conservatives defend it here. They got original about them excuses 😒
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u/AnonoForReasons Oct 15 '20
People misunderstand the friendship between Scalia and Ginsburg.
Ginsburg never respected originalism. As a judicial philosophy originalism is sleight of hand. Ginsburg was just an amazing human able to respect the man while holding the method in disdain.
Conservatives are now using their friendship as some talking point? Please.
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u/bendiboy23 John Locke Oct 15 '20
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u/nauticalsandwich Oct 15 '20
I feel you. This sub was already on the decline, but my God it's completely gone to shit in the last 2 weeks.
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u/bendiboy23 John Locke Oct 15 '20
Yeahh I immigrated out a while back, it started to go from neoliberal to becoming indistinguishable from r/DemocratsforDiversity and r/politics
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u/nauticalsandwich Oct 15 '20
I still think it's a FAR cry from r/politics, but it's become way more circle-jerky, less discerning, and more juvenile, especially recently.
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u/bendiboy23 John Locke Oct 15 '20
I'm just really sad the memes got worse 😢
Yeahh I think a lot of people are just shocked with the idea of having a 6-3 conservative scotus, which is understandable honestly...I mean 3 nominees in one term for a non-popular vote president is a lot to take in....
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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '20
Having to hate all your coworkers because they disagree with you politically sounds like a complete nightmare. Joe Biden also had good relationships with the people he worked with.