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Since when does an opinion being legally flawed matter?
Last edited Wed Sep 7, 2022, 11:21 AM - Edit history (1)
Hasn't the Supreme Court showed us that precedent, legislation or legal reasoning doesn't matter when they want to rule a certain way.
Hell, they find a justification any way they can, even if it is a 16th Century witch hunter or a never before seen and untenable reason like "reputational harm".
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