Once again, the Trump-stacked SCOTUS unsurprisingly bends over and spreads cheeks for Trump.

[kane_magus]

So this time, they didn't just make their own RWNJ-brainshart-empowering decision for Trump, this latest decision limits the ability of other, "lesser" judges to rightfully stop the heinous dogshit perpetuated by Trump.

Because of fucking course they did. That's why Trump stacked the courts with lickspittles in the first place. And, obviously, it was another lopsided 6-3 decision, with the vile RWNJ majority "winning" yet again.

In response to this, attempts are being made to convert cases against the Trump """""administration""""" into class action lawsuits. More power to them. FDT.

Anyway, in conclusion, to hell forever with Donald Trump and to hell with the asshat RWNJ SCOTUS justices who are letting him get away with so many crimes, both figuratively and literally, as usual.

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[ysabetwordsmith]

This is exactly the sort of thing I meant when I told people years ago that cheating Barack Obama of his right to appoint a judge was going to become everyone's problem, and made the Supreme Court illegitimate because it failed to follow its own rules.

Nobody believed me. And now here we are.

Re: Yes ...

[kane_magus]

Barack Obama being prevented from appointing a SCOTUS justice as he rightfully should have been allowed to do was never going to end well for anyone who wasn't a GQP bootlicker. And even for the chief GQP honcho at the time, Mitch McConnell, the main one behind it all and the man whose boots were the ones being licked, even he is kind of in the doghouse now (which is here he should be, but not necessarily for the reasons he's there now). It's weird how he opposes Trump now (far too little, far too late) when it was his own direct actions that were a huge part of why Trump remained and is again the President. If McConnell had done the right thing and properly convicted Trump back when he was impeached the first time, rather than poo-pooing the whole thing and wrongly acquitting him, we all wouldn't be in the mess we're in now, or at least it wouldn't be nearly so colossal.

And in both cases, if Obama had been allowed to rightfully appoint a SCOTUS justice and Trump not been allowed to appoint (another) SCOTUS justice (by virtue of having been removed from office after being correctly convicted after his first impeachment), we might not have had a RWNJ majority on the Supreme Court right now, either. Sadly, neither of those things happened. To hell with Mitch McConnell. And also Trump, of course.

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[ysabetwordsmith]

People have free will. They have a right to make mistakes and choices. The first time, it's a mistake; the second time, it's a choice.

But the next time the South gets reamed by a hurricane, I'll be busy elsewhere, and they can experience the results of their choices.

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[kane_magus]

Particularly the people who actively choose to ignore all the evacuation warnings and choose to remain on a beachfront property (or in certain mountainous areas, as the case may be) during said hurricane. Kind of like Harry R. Truman vs Mount St. Helens.

Though, unlike Mr. Truman there, some of these people have even managed to live long enough to make that same choice more than the one time. And too many of them most assuredly made the similarly dismal choice to vote for Trump twice (and would vote for him a third time, too, if he somehow finds a way to run for another term like he's been threatening to do), the same Trump who has been taking a wrecking ball to FEMA (among many other things that directly benefit his voter base) and was doing so even back during his first term, let alone now.