[Pantera]

I have to ask.... how can sonar (err... sound reflections) kill anything?

[oh8eleven]

In its 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court ...
Gee, how did I know the vote before I even read it?

[teletech]

Lets see, well the wacko environMENTALists probably believe the navy’s sonar confuses the whales sonar causing the whales to crash into each other or some such nonsense.

[RC2]

If they didn’t do this, we might as well pull all our ships into their home ports. This should have never gotten to the courts.

[Daveinyork]

I’m sure Obama will reverse this.

[PeterFinn]

Federal courts abuse their discretion all the time. Will the USSC do anything about that? No, I didn’t think so.

[tet68]

It won’t be long before you can kiss any decisions like this goodby.

[jazusamo]

Common sense prevails in our countries security over the enviro wackos.

[dbz77]

It is important that this was an issue involving a federal statute, not the U.S. Constitution.

The Congress can overturn this decision via the legislative process.

[onedoug]

So, beaches in WWII were awash in rotting whales and fish carcases?

[LiberConservative]

NUKE SONAR THE WHALES!

[Desdemona]

"The most serious possible injury would be harm to an unknown number of the marine mammals," Chief Justice Roberts wrote. "In contrast, forcing the navy to deploy an inadequately trained anti-submarine force jeopardises the safety of the fleet."

Thank you John Roberts.