Granting dying wish constitution

So when left-wingers burn flags, destroy buildings, attack right-wingers, steal property, murder babies, insult world leaders, criticise Christianity and worship Satan, they're being respectful?

You said that the right don't understand respect. Right-wingers aren't the ones doing those things.

So how can you claim that the right "doesn't get" respect, when they're not the ones doing these terrible things (or at least nowhere near as much as left-wingers do)?

Good answer, chimmels!

That's the answer that's usually used when you know you're wrong, have nothing to say, and are just rolling over, which is exactly what you did here (obviously) since you have nothing to say in reply to Toby's post.

I just *might* buy into that, but we both know if the roles were reversed, with dems controlling the senate, and a dem president, that there would be no waiting.

I would accuse the dems of being hypocrites on this issue, but ALL politicians would do the same, regardless of party. Sure, there may be a few who wouldn't, but they're so few in number that they just can't make a difference.

It’s not about granting dying wishes, it’s about what the Constitution says.

Omg granting a dying wish is just repspectful

Where does the Constitution say that though?

Nowhere but It’s just nice

I agree with that but the Constitution is clear about how these things will be handled. Other justices have passed away while serving and their last requests weren’t granted.

I think it will be just nice if dems will let the president run the country instead of getting in his way and trying to take him down... Wouldn't that be nice?

Cuz republicans didn’t do this when Obama was president

Back in 2016, when President Obama nominated Judge Garland for the vacant scotus seat, Justice Ginsberg said that the president is the president for four years, and there's nothing in the Constitution that said a nomination should wait until after an election.

Besides, it was a dying wish. Not a dying demand to follow a law. I'm not saying this is the case with her, but if dying wishes were always granted in politics, because doing so would be "just nice", then there are plenty of people who make dying wishes for things outside the norm, that have a regular process. And they would be doing it for one reason; to get their way when they wouldn't otherwise be able to.

Besides, this is politics. Both sides have shown that playing nice only accomplishes one thing; losing.

Sorry chimmels, but this whole being respectful and being nice narrative is beyond naive, imo.

😂😂😂😂says the insulting little troll who knows nothing whatsoever of respect.

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