What Is Alito Doing?

Politics
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From his comments, I can’t tell what he expects. When I first read it, I heard “Attention in the hen house! This is one of the foxes! Be careful we don’t eat you!”

“In certain quarters religious liberty has fast become a disfavored right,” he said. “For many today, religious liberty is not a cherished freedom. It’s often just an excuse for bigotry and it can’t be tolerated even when there’s no evidence that anybody has been harmed.”

Is he setting up a ruling justification? Warning governors off?

I like Thomas’ term “diminished right” better than “disfavored”.

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A SCOTUS thread mentioning the 1st Amendment and nothing?

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Since the GOP cannot pass policy, they will adjudicate their policy.

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Well it wasn’t much, but it was something. Thanks.

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Oregon did legalize opium for the masses, the rest of the Marxists will follow suit

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I didn’t realize drug legalization was a Marxist issue.

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He is showing himself as the biased political hack that he is.

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“Tolerance for opposing views is now in short supply,”

Where has he been, this has been going on now for seven or eight years.

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Alito was speaking in favor of religious liberty… what is religion to a Marxist?

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Oh, you were using a colloquialism. Okay…

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/gavin-newsom-under-fire-for-california-thanksgiving-rules-stirs-fresh-outrage-over-private-school-kids/ar-BB1azAiq

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Alito is exactly right.

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merry covid

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Wut? Religious liberty?

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Thanksgiving is not a religious holiday. In fact it is a myth based on a myth.

He mentioned casinos and churches.

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What matters is perception and the overall perception is that it’s a religious holiday to thank The Lord for His many blessings…hence…Thanksgiving.

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I almost want to start a thread on how silly this premise is in some ways but may be closer to thanksgiving.

I don’t want to derail this thread

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Then…simply answer, who are Christians giving thanks to and the rest is ezpz?

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It is not a religious holiday. You are confusing the saying of grace with a holiday which has the word thanks in it.

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What ever…it’s both a holiday and the Christians celebrate it for religious reasons. Now call it what ever you choose but me…we’ll be giving The Lord thanks on that day…and…it’s a paid day off. Now meditate on that. :sunglasses:

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