[Aquinasfan]

Bump for those interested in SCOTUS decisions regarding abortion and homosexuality.

[thoughtomator]

Impeach first.

Try for sedition next.

[proxy_user]

Teenage boy: "That's right, Mr. Bruen, it's true that subatomic particles whizzing around each other give the illusion that you and I exist, and that we exist in the material world. But it is only an illusion. The only reality is in the realm of the spirit.

"So since we do not really possess bodies, and they are a mere construct of our reasoning process, what we do in these putative bodies is of no consequence in the intellectual and spiritual realm, which is the only true form of existence.

Somehow, I've missed all these NeoPlatonist kids. Most of them seem just to want to drink beer and watch TV.

[sirshackleton]

"Uhhh, could you repeat that, Mr Bruen?"

[gcruse]

Most impressive. Never before have I seen a man gaze a hole right through his navel.

[fourdeuce82d]

So, if your visitor starts babbling about defining his own concept of existence, you might be justified in concluding he hoped to sodomize your son.

so...first he's gonna bone my daughter, then he's gonna bone my sone????

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, over...

Idiot.

[tpaine]

Bruen writes:

There is no Constitutional right to abort a child or to sodomize your neighbor.

The USSC has never said there were such absolute rights. Both abortion & sodomy can be & are regulated by our States, within the constitutional guidelines of our BOR's..

The Supreme Court has created a perception otherwise, but it was unprincipled in doing so, and we would be justified in tossing it out on its ear. James G. Bruen, Jr. is an attorney.

Bruen is an unprincipled attorney, imo, seeing that he should know that our constitutional principles have not been violated by the court in either case he cites.
-- His hyperbole is irresponsible, and he is close to violating his own oath to protect & defend the US Constitution.

[isom35]

"Creating a Parallel Universe" that's the episode where Spock has a beard...

[sonofatpatcher2]

Several decades ago, I took Con Law and struggled with the left-leaning prof teaching the class. On the final exam, the last question was "How has this class changed your life?"

I answered, "It has made me realize the law you teach was not for me."

I got a 'B' yet left law school having discovered there was not much justice in lawyers' law.