Message from @zola

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2020-12-09 07:40:25 UTC  

thats called consent

2020-12-09 07:41:02 UTC  

okay youre jiust ignorant at this point

2020-12-09 07:41:08 UTC  

Do you guys think Robin Hood was a communist?

2020-12-09 07:41:28 UTC  

Reading comp clearly isn't your strong suit

2020-12-09 07:41:29 UTC  

idk, Robin Hood was all about wealth redistribution

2020-12-09 07:41:41 UTC  

LOL. are you joking?

2020-12-09 07:41:42 UTC  

Sounds pretty commie to me man

2020-12-09 07:41:54 UTC  

Are you? Read it

2020-12-09 07:42:02 UTC  

Sheesh

2020-12-09 07:42:05 UTC  

You're*

2020-12-09 07:42:08 UTC  

no

2020-12-09 07:42:09 UTC  

<:Cringe:783133198729216013>

2020-12-09 07:42:11 UTC  

ur

2020-12-09 07:42:11 UTC  

gottem

2020-12-09 07:42:19 UTC  

Touche

2020-12-09 07:42:28 UTC  

```In the late twentieth century, the Supreme Court further limited its original docket by declaring that it would exercise discretion over whether to hear cases even if they were legitimately within the Court's jurisdiction. In a series of cases in 1971, including Ohio v. Wyandotte Chemicals Corp ., the Court declined to hear environmental pollution claims brought by states against corporations that dealt with complex and technical factual questions. The justices ruled that the states had other available forums to bring their claims and that the cases were not "appropriate" for the Court in light of its primary function as the nation's highest appellate tribunal. The Court resolved to examine the "seriousness and dignity" of claims so as to preserve its resources for consideration of appeals involving federal questions. The Supreme Court soon expanded its appropriateness doctrine to decline to hear some cases between two states, even where the Court's jurisdiction was exclusive.```

2020-12-09 07:42:35 UTC  

Dwell on it, until you understand what it meanas

2020-12-09 07:42:39 UTC  

I'm really out here owning kids with fax and logeec

2020-12-09 07:42:56 UTC  

Ok u realize that article is irrelevant right

2020-12-09 07:43:00 UTC  

actually, ill just highlight it for you

2020-12-09 07:43:01 UTC  

This is where I'm losing u

2020-12-09 07:43:10 UTC  

gotta do all the work

2020-12-09 07:43:26 UTC  

```The Court resolved to examine the "seriousness and dignity" of claims```

2020-12-09 07:43:40 UTC  

``` The Supreme Court soon expanded its appropriateness doctrine```

2020-12-09 07:43:51 UTC  

``` to decline to hear some cases between two states```

2020-12-09 07:43:59 UTC  

This statute provides that lower federal courts may also hear cases where the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction,[2]:19–20 with the exception of disputes between two or more states. When a case is between two or more states, the Supreme Court holds both original and exclusive jurisdiction, and no lower court may hear such cases.

2020-12-09 07:43:59 UTC  

```even where the Court's jurisdiction was exclusive.```

2020-12-09 07:44:01 UTC  

AKA, it means

2020-12-09 07:44:08 UTC  

they can judge and decide between themselves

2020-12-09 07:44:16 UTC  

EVEN IF it falls under original jurisdiction

2020-12-09 07:44:18 UTC  

to accept it or not

2020-12-09 07:44:25 UTC  

AKA, they dont give a shit

2020-12-09 07:44:34 UTC  

if they dont want it, they wont take it, doesnt matter if its between two states

2020-12-09 07:44:38 UTC  

United states vs. state

2020-12-09 07:44:47 UTC  

No comprehendo?

2020-12-09 07:45:53 UTC  

```In the late twentieth century, the Supreme Court further limited its original docket by declaring that it would exercise discretion over whether to hear cases even if they were legitimately within the Court's jurisdiction.```

2020-12-09 07:45:59 UTC  

That first sentence should ring a bell

2020-12-09 07:46:02 UTC  

Who do they push it down to is the have exclusive

2020-12-09 07:49:19 UTC  

the lawyer in podcast will explain it better

2020-12-09 07:49:32 UTC  

they are talking about the same thing we are