The Mass. Goodridge decision was not judical activism.

[Bricker]

@ElvisL1ves

Less than you have. You tried to offer one, couldn’t come up with an example, couldn’t defend it even in theory, and still can’t reconsider. Pity. Typical of you, but still a pity.

Justice delayed is justice denied. To most of us anyway, but not to you.

Um…

What?

You said I never gave a definition. I linked you to a post where I gave a definition.

There are plenty of examples of that definition in action. Lochner v. New York… “freedom to contract” is a constitutional right, and it prevents New York from setting, by law, a maximum number of hours per day that an employee may be forced to work. I believe that case is also mentioned in the thread containing the post I linked to above.

So what are you saying I haven’t done?

[Bricker]

@Otto

Quick poll, which was more pathetic, Bricker’s Hitchhiker’s Guide reference or Giraffe’s Matrix line?

sniff

I was kinda proud of that Hitchhiker’s reference, actually.

[Monstre]

@Bricker

sniff

I was kinda proud of that Hitchhiker’s reference, actually.

I liked it. And I’m still wondering if you realize there’s a bone in your beard.