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[kalm]

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Judge shopping for a conservative justice….

[BDKJMU]

Judge shopping for a conservative justice….

Burger clearly didn’t know the 18th century context of ‘well regulated.’ and obviously skipped over ‘the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed’ part. Not an issue that any constructionist, originalist judge has.

[kalm]

Judge shopping for a conservative justice….

Warren clearly didn’t know the 18th century context of ‘well regulated.’

I’m guessing he knew a hell of a lot more about than you or I.

He may even have studied it a little.

[BDKJMU]

Warren clearly didn’t know the 18th century context of ‘well regulated.’

I’m guessing he knew a hell of a lot more about than you or I.

So did every constructionist, originalist judge that has said the opposite of Burger regarding 2A.

[kalm]

I’m guessing he knew a hell of a lot more about than you or I.

So did every constructionist, originalist judge that has said the opposite of Burger regarding 2A.

And they apparently don’t recognize the universal nature of change including cultures, governments, populations, etc.

But some of the founders did.

[Baldy]

Warren clearly didn’t know the 18th century context of ‘well regulated.’

I’m guessing he knew a hell of a lot more about than you or I.

He may even have studied it a little.

I guess its just too bad the vast majority of justices, past and present, don't agree with his opinion.

I believe your people call that a consensus.

[kalm]

I’m guessing he knew a hell of a lot more about than you or I.

He may even have studied it a little.

I guess its just too bad the vast majority of justices, past and present, don't agree with his opinion.

I believe your people call that a consensus.

That doesn’t make them right.

[GannonFan]

I guess its just too bad the vast majority of justices, past and present, don't agree with his opinion.

I believe your people call that a consensus.

That doesn’t make them right.

Well, thankfully we're out of the COVID pandemic and questioning the correctness of the consensus is no longer taboo. You're right, they could be wrong.

[kalm]

That doesn’t make them right.

Well, thankfully we're out of the COVID pandemic and questioning the correctness of the consensus is no longer taboo. You're right, they could be wrong.

Healthy, science based skepticism was never taboo for me.

[UNI88]

Well, thankfully we're out of the COVID pandemic and questioning the correctness of the consensus is no longer taboo. You're right, they could be wrong.

Healthy, science based skepticism that I agree with was never taboo for me.

FYP

You pooh-poohed SG's COVID skepticism which was based on science and his experience which was very relevant.

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Healthy, science based skepticism that I agree with was never taboo for me.

FYP

You pooh-poohed SG's COVID skepticism which was based on science and his experience which was very relevant.

I still do. He had so many bad takes based in contrarianism and conspiracy theories initially, that you’ll have to please excuse me for missing most of his accurate ones.

[kalm]

FYP

You pooh-poohed SG's COVID skepticism which was based on science and his experience which was very relevant.

I still do. He had so many bad takes based in contrarianism and conspiracy theories initially, that you’ll have to please excuse me for missing most of his accurate ones.

As for his experience…yes it’s valuable but no more than the experts in data analysis, virology and disease that I personally talked to.

[UNI88]

I still do. He had so many bad takes based in contrarianism and conspiracy theories initially, that you’ll have to please excuse me for missing most of his accurate ones.

As for his experience…yes it’s valuable but no more than the experts in data analysis, virology and disease that I personally talked to.

You gave more weight to JSO's winning a Jr. High Science Fair prize than you did to SG's education and experience.

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[kalm]

What a potty mouth…

[kalm]

I still do. He had so many bad takes based in contrarianism and conspiracy theories initially, that you’ll have to please excuse me for missing most of his accurate ones.

As for his experience…yes it’s valuable but no more than the experts in data analysis, virology and disease that I personally talked to.

You gave more weight to JSO's winning a Jr. High Science Fair prize than you did to SG's education and experience.

Note: when attempting to edit a post, don't quote it just hit the little pencil button on the top right next to the exclamation point.

JSO doesn’t have a degree and experience in data analytics, biology, etc?

He certainly was echoing what the people I follow were saying and proved to be true.

[UNI88]

You gave more weight to JSO's winning a Jr. High Science Fair prize than you did to SG's education and experience.

Note: when attempting to edit a post, don't quote it just hit the little pencil button on the top right next to the exclamation point.

JSO doesn’t have a degree and experience in data analytics, biology, etc?

He certainly was echoing what the people I follow were saying and proved to be true.

I have a degree in political science with a minor in economics and was valedictorian of my MBA class so you should believe me when I tell you that JSO is out of his league when analyzing social science data.

What SG has been saying has been shown to be valid over the course of time despite attempts to silence and marginalize people saying it.

[kalm]

JSO doesn’t have a degree and experience in data analytics, biology, etc?

He certainly was echoing what the people I follow were saying and proved to be true.

I have a degree in political science with a minor in economics and was valedictorian of my MBA class so you should believe me when I tell you that JSO is out of his league when analyzing social science data.

What SG has been saying has been shown to be valid over the course of time despite attempts to silence and marginalize people saying it.

Social science? I: pertaining to Covid?

Oh christ…

[UNI88]

I have a degree in political science with a minor in economics and was valedictorian of my MBA class so you should believe me when I tell you that JSO is out of his league when analyzing social science data.

What SG has been saying has been shown to be valid over the course of time despite attempts to silence and marginalize people saying it.

Social science? I: pertaining to Covid?

Oh christ…

Pertaining to a lot of what JSO feebly attempts to apply his data analysis to. He seems to think that if it works to explain what happens in a petri dish then it will work to explain what happens in a society with billions of people.

For COVID specifically, when you're considering the:

• Economic impact? Yes
• Impact on kids not being in school? Yes.
• Mental health impact, drug usage, suicides, etc.? Yes

[Baldy]

I guess its just too bad the vast majority of justices, past and present, don't agree with his opinion.

I believe your people call that a consensus.

That doesn’t make them right.

Of course it doesn't....i.e. "climate change"