Billiejeens
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Bullshit.
Take Roe v. Wade for instance. 49 years of legal precedent upholding the idea that a woman has a constitutional right to personal autonomy when choosing whether to carry a pregnancy to term.
"Settled law." "Strong legal precedent" for upholding that CONSTITUTIONAL LAW" in the words of these justices in their confirmation hearings.
Then once seated on the bench....POOF!
D-did I say THAT?
Might as well hang a "FRAUD" sign around each of their necks.
Not to mention the perjury aspect of it all.
And speaking of precedent and "settled law" you know Roe v. Wade had nearly 5 decades if precedent behind it giving it legitimacy.
The "right" to own weapons for personal use has only been codified for 15 years.
Barely a decade and a half.
It is worth noting that a SCOTUS that is so reckless as to throw nearly 50 years of settled constitutional law on the trash heap may have no problem someday scrapping Heller as well.
How would you feel about that?
As it is every time.
They are not saying what you are desperate for them to say.