Constitutional giant Antonin Scalia has passed away this week, and while many immediately turned toward the prospects of his replacements, less interest has been placed on the great influence that we have lost.
As the court’s most devout defender of the constitution, Antonin’s passing may very well mark the passing of the Constitution’s role as the central document through which each decision must be weighed.
With Scalia’s death, the court has been turned over its now-liberal majority, and their belief that the constitution contains what they think it ought to contain, rather than what it actually says.
Scalia often proved this point with the cutting style for which he was well known. When confronted by people who morally oppose the judge’s decisions, Scalia would respond in a way that made clear the distinctions of want and constitutional need, “I even take the position that sexual orgies eliminate social tensions and ought to be encouraged,” he once said. He never did, however, make sexual orgies a legal requirement.
In his Obergefell v. Hodges dissent, he accused the liberal judges that made up the majority of not respecting that distinction, claiming their position lacked even the “thin veneer of law.”
The loss of Antonin Scalia further explains the tragic loss for constitutionalists across the country. Move on to the next page:
Then we go to war!
GOD forbid
Will America allow it to be the end
GOD I HOPE NOT.i hope its the beginning instead,
Scalia wanted to arrest Obama and Hillary he was found with a pillow over his head and his security guards were not there !!!! make this viral Why not go threw with Hillary and Obamas arrest as Scalia suggested for High Treason and Terrorism
IF YOU CANT BUY THEM OFF THEN THE GOVT KILLS THEM OFF
Oh come on
VERY FRIGHTENING. ONE MORE STEP IN PLANS TO DESTROY OUR COUNTRY
I pray not. I hope people will fight for our freedoms. Teach your children because the schools sure aren’t doing it.
I believe it is a coverup