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In reply to the discussion: This is what I find most disturbing about the Hobby Lobby case... [View all]atreides1
(16,046 posts)51. Scalia did warn us.
But that case had nothing to do with his religious belief!
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This is what I find most disturbing about the Hobby Lobby case... [View all]
Bjorn Against
Jun 2014
OP
It definitely describes a politically activist decision, it reminds me so much of Bush v. Gore
BootinUp
Jul 2014
#8
This deserves a Kick and Recommendation. But I believe some will want kid gloves on for the elephant
Anansi1171
Jul 2014
#10
True but also I'll bet their image of contraceptives is only to encourage recreational sex.
Kablooie
Jul 2014
#14
You know they probably spent way more money taking this to the Supremes than they
mnhtnbb
Jul 2014
#37
What I find most confusing about this case is, how do Mennonites distribute product across country?
ieoeja
Jul 2014
#44
Yeah, those five are not about legal reasoning but about rationalizing their prejudices
tclambert
Jul 2014
#45
I disagree with the idea of removing Supreme Court justices from the bench
Distant Quasar
Jul 2014
#50
Would be sad if the sand fleas of a thousand camels had a field day rummaging in the tender
indepat
Jul 2014
#64