[tdadams]

Those were actually the words of Clarence Thomas in his concurrence with Scalia's dissent.

Thomas was quoting Justice Black from the Griswold v. Connecticut case.

[aristeides]

And Justice Black was also in dissent. Way back then, he saw the distinction between a law being bad and its being unconstitutional.

[Sabertooth]

Thomas was quoting Justice Black from the Griswold v. Connecticut case.

Did Black hold that laws could be ruled unconstitutional because they're "uncommonly silly?" Thomas clearly didn't.