When Aaron came and spoke to us, and spoke about the fallacies of the Supreme Court's logic, and their presupposition that they know what is best because the majority says they do stuck with me. The majority of the Supreme Court said not only that they know what is best because they say so. While times do change and we must make changes along with the times, for the majority of the Supreme Court to say that they know better simply because they say they know better is astounding to me. It sounds to me like they are children arguing with other children, as children don't nessecarily understand the need for evidence to back up their claims. They simply say they are right because they think they are. Yet, here are grown adults who have a huge amount of power in this nation, claiming that they know what is right and, like children, they are right because they say they are. Only in this case, there's no one who can dispute them.
I commented on Abbie's post.
This is so true! How can these men be major leaders in our goverment when their judgement is child-like?
ReplyDeleteI completely agree! Leaders should NOT have child-like judgment.
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