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Or, you know, interpret it in a way that actually makes sense in the time we live in, like we always have.
by Tao3300 2y ago
Or, you know, interpret it in a way that actually makes sense in the time we live in, like we always have.
- krapp 2y agoNo can do. The majority of justices on the Supreme Court were hand selected by the Federalist Society specifically to prevent that, and they have the rest of their lives to exercise their absolute and uncheckable power towards that end.
- TheNewsIsHere 2y agoExactly. The Second Amendment doesn’t protect the right to own biological or nuclear weapons despite the fact that they’re obviously “arms”. The First Amendment has for a long time been regarded as being subject to reasonable limitation. This new wave of extremist interpretation is alarming and counterproductive to a civil society. Unfortunately the judiciary has been overrun by an infestation of staunch originalists clinging to literal textual interpretation that would only work centuries ago.