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Originally Posted by CCWFacts
In every civil rights victory in the past, states have tried every trick you can imagine. Poll taxes, grandfather clauses, all kinds of tricks. Courts don't tolerate stuff like that. Lower courts can sort those problems out without needing to go all the way back up to SCOTUS every time.
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They can
if it's a right they like. But this is a right they
don't like, as we've seen with our own eyes.
So while you're right in that the lower courts
can sort through those problems without having to go all the way to SCOTUS every time, you're wrong about the implication that they
will. They won't. This stuff will have to go to SCOTUS every time because the lower courts
abhor the right and will do everything to ensure that it gets minimum traction.