No Trust In The Supreme Court

[FORD]

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[Seshmeister]

I don't have time to watch all that but the supreme court is currently debating whether cops should be able to search your phone without a warrant. This is really important for you because if they say it's fine then that would mean if you got done for say a faulty light on your car they could routinely upload your phone to a database.

In the extract I saw a lot of the judges seemed to not know what a smart phone was. They were equating it to a cop seeing a picture in your wallet. One of the judges admitted they couldn't use a smartphone because they couldn't work the password.

This is where the job for life thing really becomes a problem. These guys may not realize that someones whole life can be on their phone. One of the judges said something along the lines of 'well no one forces people to take their smartphone out of their home'.

It seems to me that the 4th Amendment is one of the most important freedoms you have in the US and maybe more newsworthy than a 80 year old billionaire saying to hid black whore girlfriend to stop putting pics of her with other guys online.

[ELVIS]

His girlfriend is a black whore ??

You're full of info tonight, eh ??

[FORD]

Well, technically she's a bi-racial whore, but let's not split hairs over it.

Besides, the focus of what Malloy was talking about in the above clips - as well as the article he's referring to - was about not only the corporatist enabling parts of the current BCE court (Shittizens United parts 1 and 2) but also the religious theocracy enabling tendencies of this court, such as seen in the recent Hobby Lobby case and the decision to allow formal prayers in government meetings.

And also the fact that these decisions are very troubling to most Americans, as a recent poll proves.

[ELVIS]

Prayer is troubling ??

[Kristy]

Yeah, you go, Smellvis.

FIGHT THE POWER!

[ELVIS]

What power ??

The only power I know of is Jesus Christ...

[FORD]

Prayer is troubling ??

No, but theocratic fascist dominionism is.

Here's what JC had to say about praying, BTW......

Matthew 6:6-8

King James Version (KJV)

6 But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly.

7 But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.

8 Be not ye therefore like unto them: for your Father knoweth what things ye have need of, before ye ask him.

So why do you want to pray in public like a heathen, instead of doing as JC said to do?

[ELVIS]

Who said I want to pray in public, your boyfriend Krusty ??

[Nitro Express]

Since people live so long now, maybe we should have a fixed amount of years justices serve. The life term ends up with an old out of touch court.

[Angel]

Since people live so long now, maybe we should have a fixed amount of years justices serve. The life term ends up with an old out of touch court.

We changed our life terms for senators to age 75.

[Seshmeister]

Prayer is troubling ??

Talking to an imaginary invisible cloud daddy is a bit troubling yes.

Doing it in groups in public more so...

[ELVIS]

Well, denying the Creator and being one's own god is a bit troubling to me...

Prayer works, whether you believe it or not...

And I'm not one for praying in public, but it shouldn't be infringed upon...