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reality-detective · 4 months
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I'll leave this 👆 here... You Decide 🤔
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mapsontheweb · 4 months
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Ranking by Rule Of Law
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porterdavis · 2 years
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The Supreme Court is the one leg of the tripartite US government that is supposed to be non-partisan. The GQP has now made it howlingly partisan courtesy of dark money and jiggery.
It will take decades for the SCOTUS to cleanse itself, and that's if the packing stops now. It's not at all certain democracy and the rule of law will make it to the other side.
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sordidamok · 20 days
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Trump is deliberately attacking the rule of law in USA and his cult followers are imitating him. This is a threat to democracy. The fact that he is getting away with is proof that the law favors rich, white men.
Serious work to do.
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gwydionmisha · 10 months
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The Republicans sued to end student debt relief on MOHELA's behalf against their will and against their best interests since the state government didn't have standing for the suit, and Republicans Supreme Court justices found for the state anyway because that's how much they hate poor and middle class students having access to college and want to punish them with crushing life long debt for daring to try to get an education.
All precedent and the legal requirement that the people doing the suing have an injury and standing have been thrown out.
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godisarepublican · 11 days
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The Ukraine cancelled elections, you know.
Google it, for Christ’s sake.
The Ukraine is a fascist dictatorship with no elections.
Kind of puts all their terrorist attacks into perspective, doesn’t it?
And Joe keeps paying for the war, keeping the crisis going…because Europe told him to.
TAKE BACK AMERICA! END EUROPEAN RULE!
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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 11 months
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[From Robert B. Hubbell’s Newsletter]
Fifth Circuit holds a biased and embarrassing hearing on the mifepristone ruling of Judge Kacsmaryk
         Federal district Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk issued an order withdrawing the FDA’s approval of mifepristone. A panel of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Judge Kacsmaryk’s ruling and ordered that the ruling go into effect immediately. The US Supreme Court reversed the 5th Circuit and issued an unusual order that effectively told the 5th Circuit it could not ban the distribution of mifepristone until the Supreme Court ruled on the matter. In other words, the Supreme Court put the 5th Circuit on a “time out” for bad behavior.
         A panel of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals held oral arguments on the merits of the appeal today. The hearing was an embarrassment. The judges acted like petulant children who were upset that they had been reprimanded. Worse, they made no pretense of maintaining impartiality or objectivity—or adherence to the rule of law. The obscene display of judges following personal religious convictions rather than the Constitution is explained by Mark Joseph Stern in Slate, The 5th Circuit is furious that the Supreme Court put it in mifepristone timeout.
         I highly recommend reading Stern’s article in full to get the full flavor of the hearing. Stern is at his best in this article. He writes, in part:
And here’s the punchline: Nothing these intellectual Lilliputians do will even matter. The Supreme Court has already decided that the 5th Circuit cannot be trusted with this case: In April, it froze the court’s previous decision stringently limiting access to mifepristone, expressly maintaining the freeze until the justices themselves take further action. Elrod, Ho, and Wilson are howling into the wind; they have no power to change a thing about federal regulation of medication abortion. The adults in the room have already put them in time-out. And rather than demonstrate that they can judge responsibly, they seized on Wednesday’s hearing to throw a combination temper tantrum/gaslight party. No lessons have been learned, no maturity acquired. This time-out probably isn’t ending anytime soon.
Ho read aloud random people’s criticisms of the FDA and made Ellsworth respond to them, then declared that federal courts should override the FDA’s scientific determinations because the agency isn’t trustworthy.
These are not serious people. This is not how real judges conduct themselves. This was barely a judicial proceeding. It was a struggle session in which three anti-abortion zealots yelled at attorneys who have already prevailed in this case once at the Supreme Court. Their rage should have been aimed at SCOTUS, but it’s not a good look for lower courts to trash-talk their superiors, so they redirected it to Harrington and Ellsworth instead. (Erin Hawley, wife of Sen. Josh Hawley, argued against mifepristone; the less said about her unceasing stream of shameless falsehoods, the better.)
         I also recommend Talking Points Memo, Right-Wing Judges Mulling Restricting Abortion Drug: Isn’t The Real Problem Here How Mean You All Were To Kacsmaryk?
         If we had a functioning Supreme Court that cared about the rule of law, it would castigate the 5th Circuit panel for its shameful display of bias, animus, and religious zeal.
         But, as Stern notes, the 5th Circuit cannot restrict the distribution of mifepristone. And the failure of the 5th Circuit to address serious legal questions—like the absence of standing by the plaintiff doctors—may doom the 5th Circuit’s opinion to a chilly reception in the Supreme Court. We can only hope.
[Robert B. Hubbell Newsletter]
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samueldays · 5 months
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Canadian Human Rights Court:
Section 1 of the Code sets out, under the heading of Freedom from Discrimination, the rights of every person to equal treatment with respect to services, goods and facilities without discrimination.
Canadian Human Rights Court five lines later:
It is important to note in the Tribunal’s jurisprudence that an allegation of racial discrimination or discrimination on the grounds of colour is not one that can be or has been successfully claimed by persons who are white and non-racialized.
Bold mine.
@mitigatedchaos IIRC you said something about libs losing their ability to defend this sort of thing against arguments, but seeing this I ask you: how do you distinguish it from libs losing their reason to care about lesser arguments?
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reality-detective · 1 month
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Hunter Biden lied on a Form 4473 to illegally purchase a gun, a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison & a $250K fine. His girlfriend then dumped that gun in the trash next to a school. He wasn’t even arrested. 🤔
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[ISRAEL HAS NO JURISDICTION IN THE WEST BANK]
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How can a foreign country imposed their laws on another nation when they are not even citizens of that country?
Israel being a creation of the United Nations, are bound by the United Nations resolutions and borders which specifically creates which areas form part of “Israel”.
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It’s no surprise that a country without a formal Constitution may easily get confused in understanding the real meaning of “sovereignty” and “respect for the rule of laws”.
The West Bank is not even part of Israel, the Palestinians are not even granted Israeli Citizenship. Why and on what basis is Israel detaining Palestinians in their own soil when Israeli law only applies within Israel.
Can you imagine if your neighbouring country imposes their laws on your soil when you are not even a citizen of that country?
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We surely can’t but somehow the lawless apartheid regime finds no error in it.
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republicanidiots · 1 year
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alwaysbewoke · 3 months
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tribalephemeral · 5 months
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GoFundMe: Buy 1,000 Postcard Stamps and Defeat Fascism!
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gwydionmisha · 8 months
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agentfascinateur · 5 days
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The US veto is a pathetic gesture signalling its growing irrelevance in front of the majority.
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