11-12-2020, 02:05 PM
(11-12-2020, 01:53 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: A law isn't unconstitutional until it is determined to be so by the courts. If it is unconstitutional, then a moderate, which is more of a swing vote, would side with a majority saying it was such.
Bel, you're much smarter than to actually believe that. However, on that note, the lower courts continue to thumb their nose at the Heller decision, so even if a law is found to be unconstitutional almost identical laws can survive as long as the states enacting them continue to fight for them in court. See the recent New York City case that they fought for tooth and nail until the SCOTUS granted cert and then they quickly amended the law in an obvious admission that they were 100% wrong the entire time. The deep blue states are playing games with people's constitutional rights to score lame political points and I'm tired of it.
