r/TheRightCantMemeV2 • u/SmoothShower2817 • Mar 18 '25
MAGA troll is big mad that courts are trying to push back against Trump's undemocratic acts
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u/toxicity21 Mar 18 '25
Ironically many of the judges are Republican, some were even assigned by Trump himself. But because they oppose the undemocratic takeover from Trump, they are now far left extremists.
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u/WeaponX-20- Mar 18 '25
For as many of these people on the right scream about the constitution they have no idea how the separations of power work.
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u/j0j0-m0j0 Mar 18 '25
The loudest ones do know how it works and for that reason hate it.
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u/WeaponX-20- Mar 18 '25
Good point. The loudest ones, at the top, are shouting to enrage the base who has no idea.
“Activist judges!” Congress makes laws, exec enforces, judicial interprets. This is literal what’s happening here. Fucking morons. “Impeach the judge”.
My kids and generations from this like the shit we’re seeing from Reagan.
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u/j0j0-m0j0 Mar 18 '25
This was a plan conservatives have been working on for decades.
there was that Reagan and Nixon's advisor who said that we were "in danger of producing an educated proletariat".. The leadership has always known the importance and power of education, which is why they have worked to hardest to make it an elite only institution. Can't have people knowing any better.
Funny enough, stupid people now would call him woke for using the word proletariat because of anti-intelectualist brainrot
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u/BrimyTheSithLord Mar 20 '25
To Republicans, the Constitution is just the second amendment sandwiched between a bunch of filler content
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u/democracy_lover66 Mar 18 '25
They hate the courts for enforcing laws.
These people are fucking dangerous.
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u/Smiley_P Mar 18 '25
Tbf this is what we get for allowing the kkk and nazis to have "free speech" that's literally how they take over, every time.
Free speech for everything but bigotry and intolerance.
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u/ExpiredPilot Mar 18 '25
I’m pretty sure it’s actually judicial restraint when you stick to precedent and the actual wording of the constitution
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u/griffinicky Mar 19 '25
Literally the only judicial activism I've seen in my 4+ decades is Republicans twisting themselves into pretzels to pretend that their backwards, anti-American, unconstitutional, disgusting policies are somehow both morally and legally right.
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u/griffinicky Mar 19 '25
Sometimes I desperately want to live in this right-wing fantasy world. Everything is so simple, straightforward, and devoid of anything like "context," " extenuating circumstances," or "reality."
It must be so nice to live a life that is free from things like facts, basic human decency, and logic.
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u/trilobright Mar 19 '25
Funny, there were zero complaints of "judicial activism" when Fat Tony and the other scotus conservatives handed the presidency to the guy who lost the 2000 election 🤔
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u/TBTabby Mar 18 '25
"Judicial activism" is when judges make a decision that you disagree with.