Re:Supreme Court limits EPA’s power to cut emissions
by mrguyorama on Thursday June 30, 2022 @01:22PM
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Ah yes, this is all perfectly above board. It just so happens that after a huge amount of horse shit by the republican party to appoint certain specific justices, there are immediately perfect test cases to put everything exactly the way they want it.
No. This was planned, planned very in advance, planned in the open. The republican party has openly wanted to do this for decades, put a plan in motion and executed very well. It is obvious that these justices are completely beholden to the republican party, and should be seen as such. We can play all the dumb semantics games we want, but none of that changes that the Supreme court is part of the US government, that their decisions have broad consequences, and that those consequences are obvious.
If you do "the right thing" and it leads to millions of people oppressed when "the wrong thing, or nothing at all" would have led to zero suffering, did you really do the right thing?
No. This was planned, planned very in advance, planned in the open. The republican party has openly wanted to do this for decades, put a plan in motion and executed very well. It is obvious that these justices are completely beholden to the republican party, and should be seen as such. We can play all the dumb semantics games we want, but none of that changes that the Supreme court is part of the US government, that their decisions have broad consequences, and that those consequences are obvious.
If you do "the right thing" and it leads to millions of people oppressed when "the wrong thing, or nothing at all" would have led to zero suffering, did you really do the right thing?