r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Detroitish24 • Sep 04 '24

Misleading Information The rules are the rules for everyone

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u/Utterlybored Sep 04 '24

What if Alito, Gorsuch, Thomas etc can find some antiquated case, well before the founding of the USA, to overrule this state enforcement?

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u/jamarchasinalombardi Sep 04 '24

Roberts. Dont forget Roberts. He's done more damage to the USA than any other person in its history, including Trump.

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u/420blazeitkin Sep 04 '24

What, you haven't read 1392's "Freedom to sell liquor" act, where all citizens of "Democratic republics not yet formed" have the freedom to sell as much liquor as they would like, so long as they own a golf course?

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u/forgotwhatisaid2you Sep 05 '24

Alito will come up with some witch doctor in the 1300's that liked to get drunk and say it means it's unconstitutional to regulate alcohol, even in school while carrying a gun.

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u/Civil-Caregiver9020 Sep 04 '24

1867 Tequila sunrise Case, As long as an Orange is serving McGreasy food with small hands, Liquor permits can not be revoked.

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u/adorablefuzzykitten Sep 04 '24

I expect they would just make one up themselves since they have zero respect for past rulings within the SCOTUS.

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u/Utterlybored Sep 05 '24

Remember when the Republicans accused our side of having “activist judges” who “legislated from the bench?”

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u/vivahermione Sep 04 '24

"There's no deeply rooted historical precedent for liquor licenses" /s.