bripat9643
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Sorry, but every Constitutional scholar says the Constitution states implicitly that the Supreme Court is the final arbiter of what the document means.
Wrong, worm. Although the boot-licking variety you admire say that, many others disagree.
I have no problem with people who disagree. The cognitive dissonance created when that happens inspires learners to education.
Yeah, you have no problem with people who disagree. You just want to show them how tough times can be, right?
Only the most servile kind of boot-licker believes the Constitution implies the Supreme Court is the final arbiter of the document. There is no language in it that comes anywhere close to implying that.