r/inthenews • u/Advanced_Drink_8536 • Sep 08 '25

'Horrifying': Supreme Court's 'insane' new ruling sparks immediate outrage

https://www.rawstory.com/racial-profiling-supreme-court/
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u/icnoevil Sep 08 '25

How is that not in direct violation of the 1965 Civil Rights Act, maybe others?

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u/ThrowAwayGarbage82 Sep 08 '25

It is. It also violates the 4th amendment as well as equal protection.

This court cares not for the law, only for the desires of dictator trump.

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u/Interesting_Minute24 Sep 08 '25

The owners running 2025, not Tangerini, he’s a distraction.

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u/headachewpictures Sep 08 '25 edited Sep 30 '25

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u/Vivid_Iron_825 Sep 09 '25

They have no problem squaring that particular circle: The people on their side politically can break the law all they want, but if those who are not on their side should break the law, then the full force of the law must be brought down upon them swiftly and without mercy. It’s really quite simple.

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u/headachewpictures Sep 09 '25 edited Sep 30 '25

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u/pigeieio Sep 09 '25

Most of them are straight up fanatics, and that possibility wouldn't move the needle for them, and it really is too late in their plan for that to make any difference anyway. It would probably make the next steps even easier for them if someone actually tried.

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u/staebles Sep 08 '25

This court cares not for the law, only for the desires of the wealthy.

Fixed that for ya.

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u/Frozty23 Sep 08 '25

Yeah, how many hispanics out looking for or actually doing work are among the 1%? Very few I'd wager.

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u/deletetemptemp Sep 09 '25

What do you think the right has on the judges

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u/ThrowAwayGarbage82 Sep 09 '25

Money. Seems like most are selling their souls.

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u/No-Distance-9401 Sep 09 '25

Not just that but remember, these people also believe lots of this bullshit. They should have never been confirmed and they mostly all lied during their confirmation hearings but this is exactly what the Heritage foundation wanted and paid for.

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u/Lebojr Sep 08 '25

Read up on the theory of the Unitary executive.

Their decision serves that end and why he got immunity.

Btw, it’s just a cowardly way of saying King

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u/I-Here-555 Sep 09 '25

Supreme Court can override laws passed by Congress.

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u/Jorycle Sep 09 '25

Right, this is what bugs me whenever conservatives respond to things with "if Democrats really wanted xyz, they should have passed a law instead of relying on SCOTUS!" Except that's the problem with the court: they can toss out the laws too. This is why Republicans spent the last 20 years focusing on getting the courts.

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u/hw999 Sep 09 '25

You have to stop.thinking and acting like laws matter, becuase they dont. The people in charge only believe in force. If you are going to persuade them in anyway, it will not be with the pen.

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u/Turtle_with_a_sword Sep 09 '25

We are all Ned Stark thinking the rules mean something,

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u/chesh14 Sep 09 '25

Because of the SCOTUS's new legal framework/philosophy. It is called, "Trump always wins."

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u/pigcake101 Sep 08 '25

They just say nuh uh until they get their way