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The SCOTUS has outlived its usefulness. The next step is for States to actively begin disregarding its decisions and forcing the Federal government to enforce i
by voidfunc 2y ago
The SCOTUS has outlived its usefulness. The next step is for States to actively begin disregarding its decisions and forcing the Federal government to enforce its unpopular mandates against States which chose to not comply which will be deeply unpopular.
- brookst 2y agoYou mean like Arkansas’ handling of the Brown v. Board of Education ruling?
- pessimizer 2y ago> The SCOTUS has outlived its usefulness. What about their refusal to explain their security measures convinced you of this? > The next step is for States to actively begin disregarding its decisions and forcing the Federal government to enforce its unpopular mandates against States which choose to not comply which will be deeply unpopular. Is that the next step, or has it happened before, most notably during desegregation? Was forcing the states to desegregate right, even if it was unpopular?