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SCOTUS = infallible. Must be nice to live in bizarro world where logical fallacies don't exist.

I wouldn't say infallible, but often the final word.
 
So what? That doesn't make their decision the correct one.
 
No whining? Shut up and accept authority? That's not exactly the view that liberals are supposed to hold.
 
No whining? Shut up and accept authority? That's not exactly the view that liberals are supposed to hold.

Read again. I said no whinning, make a better argument next time. That means go back to work and actually do something. It's how it works.
 
What was wrong with my argument?
 
What was wrong with my argument?

:confused::confused::confused:

We're talking about the role of the court. if the court rules contrary to you, you lost the argument. So, the next step is not to whine, but to make a better argument next time.
 
That's just an appeal to authority. Because the court agrees with you does not mean that you are right. You don't think OJ is innocent do you? It's the same concept.
 
That's just an appeal to authority. Because the court agrees with you does not mean that you are right. You don't think OJ is innocent do you? It's the same concept.

You're not listening. It has nothing to do with right and wrong, as you are defining it. It has to do with our system. This is how it works. Being upset over it doesn't change the process.

BTW, it doesn't mean they are wrong either. They have a good shot of being right. I'd say a better shot than you or I have. And not because of their authoritative position, but because they know something about the law, the constitution, and everything involved in making this ruling.

This is not say they are never wrong. Just more likely to be right.
 
So you're basically saying I should stop talking about it on a debate site because it doesn't matter what I think? If that's the case, then why are any of us here?
 
So you're basically saying I should stop talking about it on a debate site because it doesn't matter what I think? If that's the case, then why are any of us here?

I never said any such thing. Again, I'm speaking to the role of the court. That's the debate we're having and what I'm disagreeing with you on.
 
I was never arguing the role of the court, which is why I think we got confused. I was merely saying that just becuase the Supreme Court agrees means that it is constitutional. Of course if they agree then it is is law, we can all agree on that. I was just arguing their infallability.
 
I was never arguing the role of the court, which is why I think we got confused. I was merely saying that just becuase the Supreme Court agrees means that it is constitutional. Of course if they agree then it is is law, we can all agree on that. I was just arguing their infallability.

Struck me as otherwise. If we agree this is the system, and that the proper response is to go back to work creating a better argument, then we have no disagreement.
 
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