Supreme Court overturns precedent

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The decision essentially complies with the 11th amendment as written -granted, it is mostly interpreted to the Federal courts, but it's an obvious extension to prohibit suits in foreign states too.

"The Judicial power of the United States shall not be construed to extend to any suit in law or equity, commenced or prosecuted against one of the United States by Citizens of another State, or by Citizens or Subjects of any Foreign State."

It's not even a conservative or liberal issue imho. People are just making headlines for clicks.

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The decision essentially complies with the 11th amendment as written -granted, it is mostly interpreted to the Federal courts, but it's an obvious extension to prohibit suits in foreign states too.

It's not even a conservative or liberal issue imho. People are just making headlines for clicks.

It's making headlines because it's a problem for the Left when you consider how many ground breaking decisions have been forced on the American people via the Judiciary.

Imagine a gay marriage decision based on the 10th?
An abortion decision that applies the 14th?


And an honest reading of 2A, without the dead weight of previous bad decisions, what get us what? Even Scalia's opinion on Heller creates bad precedent with "not unlimited" on a civil right that SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED.