It's akin to the #COVIDHoax, in which the predominant political narrative presumed everyone guilty of being a "grandma killer!" The solution was for the government to save everyone by violating rights via lockdowns, face-diaper mandates, media censorship, and gene-therapy injections.
It's worse than "guilty until proven innocent"; you're guilty, and you might not ever get to prove your innocence.
How would I know? I'm a bad citizen, remember? ;-)
Also, in all seriousness, there seems to be an error in your premise, if I understand the Constitution (and, admittedly, I might not . . . bad citizen): "an unconstitutional ruling by the Supreme Court."
I thought, by definition, that all Supreme Court rulings are Constitutional, since the Supreme Court gets to interpret what the Constitution means. Is there such a thing as an unconstitutional ruling by the Supreme Court?
It's akin to the #COVIDHoax, in which the predominant political narrative presumed everyone guilty of being a "grandma killer!" The solution was for the government to save everyone by violating rights via lockdowns, face-diaper mandates, media censorship, and gene-therapy injections.
It's worse than "guilty until proven innocent"; you're guilty, and you might not ever get to prove your innocence.
How can one appeal an unconstitutional ruling by the Supreme Court...
For the statist-minded good citizens, go to the globalists at the UN, WEF, WHO, etc.? :-D
How?
How would I know? I'm a bad citizen, remember? ;-)
Also, in all seriousness, there seems to be an error in your premise, if I understand the Constitution (and, admittedly, I might not . . . bad citizen): "an unconstitutional ruling by the Supreme Court."
I thought, by definition, that all Supreme Court rulings are Constitutional, since the Supreme Court gets to interpret what the Constitution means. Is there such a thing as an unconstitutional ruling by the Supreme Court?
Don't you support infallibility?
I'm against "expert culture" . . . I support sound logic, evidence where evidence is claimed, and natural human rights :-)