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wolverine876
on May 30, 2023
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You're assuming that the 2nd Circuit based their decision on a valid reading of the law. Why do you believe that? (I don't know, myself.)
The legal system does have a history of favoring the powerful and connected.
ss108
on May 30, 2023
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I think the alternative assumption would require some more evidence. The notion they are correct is default (until they are overruled by SCOTUS).
wolverine876
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I agree that it's the common default, but assuming by default that the system is working isn't the act of a responsible engineer, or citizen.
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The legal system does have a history of favoring the powerful and connected.