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Supreme Court

The term is a fallacy as it is neither supreme nor an actual court that is willing to uphold laws, unless it serves their heavily profitable agendas. This unit seems prone to spend time debating uteruses when they could be: -championing prison reform by freeing people locked up for years for a plant, even in places where it is currently legal to do so. -Cutting through the Gordian knot of those that profit off positions of power. -Choosing to say out loud that corporations are not “persons…” since they seem to believe billion-dollar industries actually are people… true story.

Me: Did you watch the “Supreme Court?” Everyone: No, sorry. I was at the met gala! Them: Hey, I heard the Supreme Court made political donations an act of free speech! It seems Super pac’d! Me: Throwing money at fanatics is certainly… common in history. How’s that working out?

By MichyLaMichy

Supreme Court

Is the final court of appeal of the UK and replaced the Law Lords. Due to parliamentary sovereignty cannot overturn primary legislation, but can overturn secondary legislation, if it is found to be ultra vires (illegal). Created by the outgoing Labour Government in Oct 2009 with the express mandate of making the life of all subsequent Tory Governments an absolute nightmare. The only qualification required of the appointed 12 judges is that they be complete and utter wankers.

Appellant A: Do you know which of those Supreme Court judges are sitting on our case. Appellant B: No, and I wouldn't raise your hopes to high, I'm told they don't know their arses from their elbows. Appellant A: I guess they'll just lean on their elbows!

By Old Runner

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