This is the Rubicon. Cross it, and the damage to the American republic as we have known it is irreparable. We've had cries of wolf before about threats to judicial independence & the rule of law. This wolf comes as a wolf.https://twitter.com/politico/status/1107646605073760256 …
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Look I'm not gonna call you a liar but I've literally never heard someone claim the civil war resulted from court packing so I'd love a source on that
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Dan this is even more historically ignorant than all of your other bad opinions.
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Ending slavery was good. The follow through was entirely too weak and slow (a century from emancipation to the Civil Rights Act), and the cost too high, because of decades of kicking the can down the road beforehand.
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OMG, this is the most awesome history nonsense I've seen since the last Dinesh tweet at
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Sure, those Southerners would have totally given up on slavery if not for Drew Scott. Please.
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*Dred *
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Support your thesis
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Plus we’re actually acting like the Rubicon hasn’t been crossed already?
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That... is not what happened. At all. Slavery. Slavery is what led to the Dred Scott decision and the Civil War. I can't imagine more of a non-factor than the size of the Court.
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