A great example of how poor Scalia's judicial reasoning was. It wasn't a 'loophole' and the fact that the justices understood it that way probably shows how out of touch they are. But that Scalia disregarded a key tenet of the need to interpret laws based on the circumstances at hand is ghastly.

FWIW I agree that the court got it wrong, but Scalia's reasoning in supporting Aereo's position is flawed.