Sooooo.... Texas?

[MU82]

I like the direction this thread has gone.

But then, I would, given my hippy-dippy, flower-power, free-love-for-bovines worldview.

[#UnleashSean]

What would the rights of a bovine human baby be? These are the hard questions
 

[Uncle Rico]

What would the rights of a bovine human baby be? These are the hard questions

Well, it better get a job because my tax dollars aren’t going to pay for its health care, I know that

[21Jumpstreet]

I don’t know about you, but If a bakery won’t make a cake for cow-human weddings, I won’t bother shopping there

Open a bakery that refuses to serve any union other than a Holstein-Human one?

[MU Fan in Connecticut]

That's what happens when you lose a war that was always unwinnable.

I find it amazing how much concern some people have had about Afghanistan in the last 2 weeks, but the last 20 years......................not so much.

[21Jumpstreet]

Some people tenderizing the meat while it's still alive?

I feel judged?

[Uncle Rico]

Open a bakery that refuses to serve any union other than a Holstein-Human one?

Brand new markets are opening everyday

[21Jumpstreet]

Well, it better get a job because my tax dollars aren’t going to pay for its health care, I know that

Universal Cowdicare?

[MU Fan in Connecticut]

"I know this will be locked, so let me lob a blatantly political thread into the Superbar, but be super vague about it, but also realized that everyone is speaking about one big ruling in Texas today, so it will be implied...but it could also be about another hotly contested political topic too! "

I don't think this makes it to mid morning

The Shadow Docket aspect of the decision is almost as infuriating as the Texas part itself.

[21Jumpstreet]

Brand new markets are opening everyday

Laissez county faire?

[Uncle Rico]

Universal Cowdicare?

Going to be hard to top that.  Have to imagine it would put Ted Cruz in a tight spot railing against it while his constituents demand it, however

[21Jumpstreet]

The Shadow Docket aspect of the decision is almost as infuriating as the Texas part itself.

Truth

[21Jumpstreet]

Going to be hard to top that.  Have to imagine it would put Ted Cruz in a tight spot railing against it while his constituents demand it, however

Ted Cruz railing against a cows tight spot. Constitutional? Freedom of choice?

[GB Warrior]

The Shadow Docket aspect of the decision is almost as infuriating as the Texas part itself.

Texas is going to Texas. A complete dereliction of duty by the Supreme Court. Legislatures were always going to push the envelope into areas that were clearly unconstitutional (dare I say, virtue signaling). It is the court's responsibility to stop laws that are unconstitutional on their face from taking effect.

[21Jumpstreet]

Texas is going to Texas. A complete dereliction of duty by the Supreme Court. Legislatures were always going to push the envelope into areas that were clearly unconstitutional (dare I say, virtue signaling). It is the court's responsibility to stop laws that are unconstitutional on their face from taking effect.

It seems that part is unconstitutional based on current law and part is novel and unknown. It is frustrating to me that even in the majority opinions it is written that the opinions do not address the constitutionality of the law, isn’t that their only job? So why not at the very least grant the stay and hear full arguments in a proper session? I’m sure I’m missing something.

[TSmith34, Inc.]

Pretty soon they’ll even be marrying bovine

Cornyn is focused more on box turtles

[21Jumpstreet]

I like the direction this thread has gone.

But then, I would, given my hippy-dippy, flower-power, free-love-for-bovines worldview.

All Longhorns Matter?

[Uncle Rico]

All Longhorns Matter?

Only if they sing The Yellow Rose of Texas

[TSmith34, Inc.]

Texas is going to Texas. A complete dereliction of duty by the Supreme Court.

Nah, this was their purpose from the get-go.

[jesmu84]

Guys, this has been amazing. Cheers.


Now, let's talk about the outrageousness in Texas -

How has no one in the Astros organization been severely punished for their cheating scandal that won them a WS?

[Uncle Rico]

Guys, this has been amazing. Cheers.


Now, let's talk about the outrageousness in Texas -

How has no one in the Astros organization been severely punished for their cheating scandal that won them a WS?

Yadier Molina has been allowed to cheat for years.  MLB is being consistent

[21Jumpstreet]

Only if they sing The Yellow Rose of Texas

Cause they are given free food, housing, and education at their barn solely for the enjoyment of the meat eaters?

Thank you so much for making my morning, I have been laughing quite a bit even with the topic being uncomfortably frightening and dangerous.

[pbiflyer]

What would the rights of a bovine human baby be? These are the hard questions

You can get 10 grand for turning in your neighbor for having a BBQ.

[21Jumpstreet]

You can get 10 grand for turning in your neighbor for having a BBQ.

And sue Weber Grill Co?

[MU Fan in Connecticut]

It seems that part is unconstitutional based on current law and part is novel and unknown. It is frustrating to me that even in the majority opinions it is written that the opinions do not address the constitutionality of the law, isn’t that their only job? So why not at the very least grant the stay and hear full arguments in a proper session? I’m sure I’m missing something.

What you wrote is exactly what John Roberts wrote in his dissent.