Welp.... looks like the new video is not working.

true true

@GotatoChi but it isn't only in those states because of the fact we are a union

Isnt enforcing the rules a mod job?

<#731766520212094997> for anyone who wants to know how to become zeducated

The same reason grant said no state could secede. Because each state pays into the pot

It when private on me

Yes but people who have the zeducated role and to-be mods

yes well the scotus said it's not legally standing

Morning

Hahaha Trump will be reelected

Well scotus also votes on public opinion sadly

i mean if they are top lawyers they probably know the law better than us

Texas was right. Either they looked at the case or they should rip up the constitution

Scotus is Tumblr

i still think they should have taken the case but it doesn't mean they had to take it

20 states felt that texas had standing. And even the democrat states felt they had standing which is why they got behind the defendants cuz they actually thought there would BE a case

Bruh i dont wanna go to work today

So 44 states legit thought texas had enough of a case to get invovled

Call in sick

Then don't go

10 hour fucking shift

So 44 states are wrong?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

God be with me

i'm not a lawyer i don't know who is wrong

God will always be with you

SCOTUS was a coward yesterday

It's that simple

And because of it civil war is now right on our doorstep

Regarding the SCOTUS thing, the Supreme Court didn’t take it because they felt that the case would impede on each state’s sovereignty in their election process by allowing other states to intervene in them.

It’s a valid position

they are taking the texas suit and splitting it into individual state cases

Good luck

@VulpesVulpes no it's a cowards position

maybe

but it's still a real thing

Because as texas said, those four states were impeding on the rest of the states by doing so

but who says texas is right

i think they are but

It’s a position that means they aren’t opening the door for states to dictate laws to other states through the Supreme Court