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Originally Posted by MysticCat
I would say they both matter, especially where the Constitution establishes boundries that must be acknowledged and observed when considering solutions to the broader societal or policy issues.
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We both know what the point of the Constitution and the Supreme Court are.
Without splitting hairs and going in circles to say the same thing in different ways:
My point is that the larger social and policy implications are what complicate the issue and what should be focused on by citizens, beyond the exceptions that the Supreme Court outlined. It isn't the Constitution and SC's jobs to cover the depth of such issues, however citizens need to be aware of the depth. Yet many citizens pretend to be clueless.