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Originally Posted by klyph3
...Isolating them from our whims seems to have also isolated them from logically interpreting the constitution.
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Yes indeed.
Of course, whenever a court makes a major decision that one disagrees with, the judicial system is broken and the judges corrupt. Whenever a court makes a major decision that one agrees with, the judges are great scholars (except any dissenters, who are corrupt), and our courts are the last bulwark against the machination of the political toadies bought and paid for by special interests.
There has been, and probably always will be, a huge negative reaction by a large number of people to every important to the pubic Supreme Court decision. There are plenty of folks who loved
Roe v. Wade and hated
Heller, and perhaps as many who hated
Roe v. Wade and loved
Heller.