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Antonin Scalia, who died this month, after nearly three decades on the Supreme Court, devoted his professional life to making the United States a less fair, less tolerant, and less admirable democracy. Fortunately, he mostly failed. Belligerent with his colleagues, dismissive of his critics, nostalgic for a world where outsiders knew their place and stayed there, Scalia represents a perfect model for everything that President Obama should avoid in a successor.....

Antonin Scalia brought his own brand of hate to the court and he was poison to tolerance and freedom.

From the article:
He pioneered “originalism,” a theory holding that the Constitution should be interpreted in line with the beliefs of the white men, many of them slave owners, who ratified it in the late eighteenth century.

more...
Antonin Scalia: Looking Backward

Scalia was Ronald Reagan's biggest mistake.

Republican nightmare:
"After successfully thwarting Obama's attempts to put a more moderate voice on the Supreme Court, President-Elect Bernie Sanders has nominated Barack Obama as the next Justice. His swift confirmation is expected when the newly elected senate convenes in January."

Be careful what you wish for. :thup:
 
I swear to God...

How do people this stupid live to adulthood? It used to be that the kid who ate too many marbles didn't grow up to produce more window licking retards, but now here we are with an entire generation of "no child left behind".

These parasites are as vacuous and mindless as the people who bow before statues of Kim Ill Sung in North Korea in Pyonyang while ignoring their own hunger pangs. The people they vote for are as warped as guards in the gulags who know damn well they're well fed because of the forced labor of their own starving people.


 
Antonin Scalia, who died this month, after nearly three decades on the Supreme Court, devoted his professional life to making the United States a less fair, less tolerant, and less admirable democracy. Fortunately, he mostly failed. Belligerent with his colleagues, dismissive of his critics, nostalgic for a world where outsiders knew their place and stayed there, Scalia represents a perfect model for everything that President Obama should avoid in a successor.....

Antonin Scalia brought his own brand of hate to the court and he was poison to tolerance and freedom.

From the article:
He pioneered “originalism,” a theory holding that the Constitution should be interpreted in line with the beliefs of the white men, many of them slave owners, who ratified it in the late eighteenth century.

more...
Antonin Scalia: Looking Backward

Scalia was Ronald Reagan's biggest mistake.

Republican nightmare:
"After successfully thwarting Obama's attempts to put a more moderate voice on the Supreme Court, President-Elect Bernie Sanders has nominated Barack Obama as the next Justice. His swift confirmation is expected when the newly elected senate convenes in January."

Be careful what you wish for. :thup:

Nothing better than a hit piece written after someone is dead and can't defend themselves..

The Author is a coward for writing it, and you are a rube for swallowing it.
 
I swear to God...

How do people this stupid live to adulthood? It used to be that the kid who ate too many marbles didn't grow up to produce more window licking retards, but now here we are with an entire generation of "no child left behind".

These parasites are as vacuous and mindless as the people who bow before statues of Kim Ill Sung in North Korea in Pyonyang while ignoring their own hunger pangs. The people they vote for are as warped as guards in the gulags who know damn well they're well fed because of the forced labor of their own starving people.

The bedwetters are multiplying with frightening numbers....
 
Nothing better than a hit piece written after someone is dead and can't defend themselves..

The Author is a coward for writing it, and you are a rube for swallowing it.

Scalia had plenty of time when he was alive to espouse his noxious views, thanks.

the fact he's taking a dirt nap makes the country a brighter place.
 
Antonin Scalia, who died this month, after nearly three decades on the Supreme Court, devoted his professional life to making the United States a less fair, less tolerant, and less admirable democracy. Fortunately, he mostly failed. Belligerent with his colleagues, dismissive of his critics, nostalgic for a world where outsiders knew their place and stayed there, Scalia represents a perfect model for everything that President Obama should avoid in a successor.....

Antonin Scalia brought his own brand of hate to the court and he was poison to tolerance and freedom.

From the article:
He pioneered “originalism,” a theory holding that the Constitution should be interpreted in line with the beliefs of the white men, many of them slave owners, who ratified it in the late eighteenth century.

more...
Antonin Scalia: Looking Backward

Scalia was Ronald Reagan's biggest mistake.

Republican nightmare:
"After successfully thwarting Obama's attempts to put a more moderate voice on the Supreme Court, President-Elect Bernie Sanders has nominated Barack Obama as the next Justice. His swift confirmation is expected when the newly elected senate convenes in January."

Be careful what you wish for. :thup:

Nothing better than a hit piece written after someone is dead and can't defend themselves..

The Author is a coward for writing it, and you are a rube for swallowing it.

Scalia's legacy is well established as are his votes on critical judicial issues of his day

He will not be known for moving the court forward
 
Antonin Scalia, who died this month, after nearly three decades on the Supreme Court, devoted his professional life to making the United States a less fair, less tolerant, and less admirable democracy. Fortunately, he mostly failed. Belligerent with his colleagues, dismissive of his critics, nostalgic for a world where outsiders knew their place and stayed there, Scalia represents a perfect model for everything that President Obama should avoid in a successor.....

Antonin Scalia brought his own brand of hate to the court and he was poison to tolerance and freedom.

From the article:
He pioneered “originalism,” a theory holding that the Constitution should be interpreted in line with the beliefs of the white men, many of them slave owners, who ratified it in the late eighteenth century.

more...
Antonin Scalia: Looking Backward

Scalia was Ronald Reagan's biggest mistake.

Republican nightmare:
"After successfully thwarting Obama's attempts to put a more moderate voice on the Supreme Court, President-Elect Bernie Sanders has nominated Barack Obama as the next Justice. His swift confirmation is expected when the newly elected senate convenes in January."

Be careful what you wish for. :thup:

Nothing better than a hit piece written after someone is dead and can't defend themselves..

The Author is a coward for writing it, and you are a rube for swallowing it.

Scalia's legacy is well established as are his votes on critical judicial issues of his day

He will not be known for moving the court forward

Moving forward is not always good, especially when one is in front of a cliff.
 
Scalia had plenty of time when he was alive to espouse his noxious views, thanks.

the fact he's taking a dirt nap makes the country a brighter place.
Uh...guy, you got that wrong.

Scalia was someone who believed the rich should buy elections, that because someone won the popular vote they shouldn't be listened to or even have their votes counted, that people should be executed even after the evidence that put them on death row was discredited. He someone who thought your employer should be able to dictate your health care based on their superstitions.

The world is truly a better place now that he's taking a dirt nap.
 
Nothing better than a hit piece written after someone is dead and can't defend themselves..

The Author is a coward for writing it, and you are a rube for swallowing it.

Scalia had plenty of time when he was alive to espouse his noxious views, thanks.

the fact he's taking a dirt nap makes the country a brighter place.

FOAD.

Awww...what's wrong, Marty. Sad that there's one less bigot in the world fighting for White Male supremacy?
 
Nothing better than a hit piece written after someone is dead and can't defend themselves..

The Author is a coward for writing it, and you are a rube for swallowing it.

Scalia had plenty of time when he was alive to espouse his noxious views, thanks.

the fact he's taking a dirt nap makes the country a brighter place.

FOAD.

Awww...what's wrong, Marty. Sad that there's one less bigot in the world fighting for White Male supremacy?

I was expecting your usual turgid opinion on this post, and you didn't disappoint.

And you added your new trick (who knew and old dumbass could learn one!), the white privilege bullshit to the response.
 
Scalia had plenty of time when he was alive to espouse his noxious views, thanks.

the fact he's taking a dirt nap makes the country a brighter place.
Uh...guy, you got that wrong.

Scalia was someone who believed the rich should buy elections, that because someone won the popular vote they shouldn't be listened to or even have their votes counted, that people should be executed even after the evidence that put them on death row was discredited. He someone who thought your employer should be able to dictate your health care based on their superstitions.

The world is truly a better place now that he's taking a dirt nap.

Actually he believed that if you want to change the constitution, you use the amendment process as intended, not by convincing 5 of 9 un-elected lawyers to do it for you. That he actually was one of those un-elected lawyers and understood the intended limits of his position only increases my respect for him, regardless of your feckless hatred of him.
 
Awww...what's wrong, Marty. Sad that there's one less bigot in the world fighting for White Male supremacy?
Uh..guy, careful with that. Since you live in Chicago...that may catch up with you on day.
 
Scalia had plenty of time when he was alive to espouse his noxious views, thanks.

the fact he's taking a dirt nap makes the country a brighter place.
Uh...guy, you got that wrong.

Scalia was someone who believed the rich should buy elections, that because someone won the popular vote they shouldn't be listened to or even have their votes counted, that people should be executed even after the evidence that put them on death row was discredited. He someone who thought your employer should be able to dictate your health care based on their superstitions.

The world is truly a better place now that he's taking a dirt nap.

Actually he believed that if you want to change the constitution, you use the amendment process as intended, not by convincing 5 of 9 un-elected lawyers to do it for you. That he actually was one of those un-elected lawyers and understood the intended limits of his position only increases my respect for him, regardless of your feckless hatred of him.

He strictly defended the Constitution when it supported his views

When it didn't ....not so much
 
Scalia had plenty of time when he was alive to espouse his noxious views, thanks.

the fact he's taking a dirt nap makes the country a brighter place.
Uh...guy, you got that wrong.

Scalia was someone who believed the rich should buy elections, that because someone won the popular vote they shouldn't be listened to or even have their votes counted, that people should be executed even after the evidence that put them on death row was discredited. He someone who thought your employer should be able to dictate your health care based on their superstitions.

The world is truly a better place now that he's taking a dirt nap.

Actually he believed that if you want to change the constitution, you use the amendment process as intended, not by convincing 5 of 9 un-elected lawyers to do it for you. That he actually was one of those un-elected lawyers and understood the intended limits of his position only increases my respect for him, regardless of your feckless hatred of him.

He strictly defended the Constitution when it supported his views

When it didn't ....not so much

Examples?
 
Scalia had plenty of time when he was alive to espouse his noxious views, thanks.

the fact he's taking a dirt nap makes the country a brighter place.
Uh...guy, you got that wrong.

Scalia was someone who believed the rich should buy elections, that because someone won the popular vote they shouldn't be listened to or even have their votes counted, that people should be executed even after the evidence that put them on death row was discredited. He someone who thought your employer should be able to dictate your health care based on their superstitions.

The world is truly a better place now that he's taking a dirt nap.

Actually he believed that if you want to change the constitution, you use the amendment process as intended, not by convincing 5 of 9 un-elected lawyers to do it for you. That he actually was one of those un-elected lawyers and understood the intended limits of his position only increases my respect for him, regardless of your feckless hatred of him.

He strictly defended the Constitution when it supported his views

When it didn't ....not so much

Examples?

Bush
Heller
Citizens United
 
Uh...guy, you got that wrong.

Scalia was someone who believed the rich should buy elections, that because someone won the popular vote they shouldn't be listened to or even have their votes counted, that people should be executed even after the evidence that put them on death row was discredited. He someone who thought your employer should be able to dictate your health care based on their superstitions.

The world is truly a better place now that he's taking a dirt nap.

Actually he believed that if you want to change the constitution, you use the amendment process as intended, not by convincing 5 of 9 un-elected lawyers to do it for you. That he actually was one of those un-elected lawyers and understood the intended limits of his position only increases my respect for him, regardless of your feckless hatred of him.

He strictly defended the Constitution when it supported his views

When it didn't ....not so much

Examples?

Bush
Heller
Citizens United

The Bush case I agree was a clusterfuck, either way the court decided the other side would throw a fit, and both sides would have a right to be angry.

As for heller, the people have the right to keep and bear arms, not the state, not the militia, not the government only, the PEOPLE.

And as for citizens united, forming a corporation doesn't mean you lose your 1st amendment rights.
 
Antonin Scalia, who died this month, after nearly three decades on the Supreme Court, devoted his professional life to making the United States a less fair, less tolerant, and less admirable democracy. Fortunately, he mostly failed. Belligerent with his colleagues, dismissive of his critics, nostalgic for a world where outsiders knew their place and stayed there, Scalia represents a perfect model for everything that President Obama should avoid in a successor.....

Antonin Scalia brought his own brand of hate to the court and he was poison to tolerance and freedom.

From the article:
He pioneered “originalism,” a theory holding that the Constitution should be interpreted in line with the beliefs of the white men, many of them slave owners, who ratified it in the late eighteenth century.

more...
Antonin Scalia: Looking Backward

Scalia was Ronald Reagan's biggest mistake.

Republican nightmare:
"After successfully thwarting Obama's attempts to put a more moderate voice on the Supreme Court, President-Elect Bernie Sanders has nominated Barack Obama as the next Justice. His swift confirmation is expected when the newly elected senate convenes in January."

Be careful what you wish for. :thup:

Nothing better than a hit piece written after someone is dead and can't defend themselves..

The Author is a coward for writing it, and you are a rube for swallowing it.

Scalia's legacy is well established as are his votes on critical judicial issues of his day

He will not be known for moving the court forward

Moving forward is not always good, especially when one is in front of a cliff.
In that case you turn around and move forward! Besides that is why we build bridges...to keep moving forward even when obstructionists or obstacles get in the way!
 

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