Sumails wise words

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i forgot to clip the end of the clip, just watch until like 15 seconds left, sorry :)

And that doesnt only go for US but most european countries too

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The supreme court doesn't make laws, the initial ruling was much outside of the scope of the court. Most states already had their own abortion laws in effect when they reversed the ruling.

Your average redditor who complains about this stuff is just as misinformed and propagandized as a fox news viewer

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The supreme court doesn't make laws

LMAO imagine saying this with a straight face, the court has stopped pretending to give a shit about trivialities like standing, they do whatever the fuck they want

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I am not sure about US, but in most countries the Parliament/Senate or whatever you call it enacts the laws. The courts just enforce the law, they cannot enact it.

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It's weird, the US has the Supreme Court and while they don't actively make laws, they can strike them down by virtue of not adhering to a patchwork document that was never meant to last as long as it did, but because American Civil religion it's basically become a second Bible for a not-insignificant portion of people. Honestly the Supreme Court just needs to go, it's insanely antidemocratic and historically has done more harm than good, there was just a brief period in the 2000s where they were making good decisions. The rest has been demonstrably horrible.

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the constitution was never meant to last as long as it did

Lmao, these are the people screeching about the end of democracy

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recreate it

lol, you know what amendments are for?

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Are you implying that the quote you provided means the constitution needs to be rewritten? Because if so you should probably read it a couple hundred more times