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Baitball Blogger

(46,757 posts)
Tue Jun 26, 2018, 05:33 PM Jun 2018

Conservative Supreme Court reasoning swings like an old man's flaccid balls

I see complete disingenuous reasoning comparing the moral cake case and Trimp's Muslim ban. On the first case they gave it to the cake company because they took into account comments from one of the judges who revealed a bias. But in the trump Muslim ban, they didn't didn't take into account Trump's racist intent in his tweets. Does this leave an opening? I thought the Supreme Court judges were supposed to be consistent?

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Conservative Supreme Court reasoning swings like an old man's flaccid balls (Original Post) Baitball Blogger Jun 2018 OP
Ideally, yes. alwaysinasnit Jun 2018 #1

alwaysinasnit

(5,072 posts)
1. Ideally, yes.
Tue Jun 26, 2018, 05:48 PM
Jun 2018

When I asked a similar question to my constitutional law professor, she responded that it is rare that any Justice consciously parks his or her prejudices at the door before arriving at any decision. It is human nature.

My response was "oh sh*t."

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