"We treat no other constitutional right so cavalierly,"
said Justice Thomas in his dissent. "In construing the statute before us
expansively so that causing a single minor reckless injury or offensive
touching can lead someone to lose his right to bear arms forever, the court
continues to relegate the Second Amendment to a second-class right."
Lucky the US Congress doesn't treat it as a second-class right. Hard to believe that even in death, Scalia still has his hand far enough up Thomas' ass to work his mouth.
Should've gone to Chas. Pierce's first. Better late than never.
Should've gone to Chas. Pierce's first. Better late than never.
"Non-consensual touching" is nice, I think. Sonny
Liston once engaged in that professionally, I believe.
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