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Obviously an outright bad idea should not be kept around just because that's how we have always done it, but don't underestimate the value of predictability and

• Molitor5901 2y ago
  "Obviously an outright bad idea should not be kept around just because that's how we have always done it.." But who decides that? Laws do NOT change every day and I look forward to your examples of that. The problem is that laws are not changing, and legislators are depending on the courts to do the hard work for them.
• saint_fiasco 2y ago
  > Society can't operates if laws change every day Funny you should mention that. Gorsuch wrote the exact same thing while arguing in favor of overruling Chevron. You can find it by Ctrl+F-ing the string "though the laws do not". > "Chevron’s fiction has led us to a strange place. One where authorities long thought reserved for Article III are transferred to Article II, where the scales of justice are tilted systematically in favor of the most powerful, where legal demands can change with every election even though the laws do not, and where the people are left to guess about their legal rights and responsibilities"