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originally posted in:Secular Sevens
5/14/2014 7:44:00 PM
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It is surely a coincidence that all of the members of the majority in this case were Catholic and all of non-Christians in the court were in the minority.[/quote]
Thats exactly what democracy and popular sovereignty is. If the majority rules, thats the majority of the community. If majority lost, there would be a lot more people not being in support of the outcome. You just debunked yourself.
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Just because the majority agrees doesn't mean it's right or constitutional. The majority of Americans were for slavery and discrimination. Does that mean it should've been allowed to happen?
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You are speaking way to broad, what time period are you talking about
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Slavery - 1860s Discrimination - 1950s
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Well in the 1860's, the majority of the US public was against slavery, given that it took jobs away.
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You missed the part where they voted with bias toward their religion in direct opposition to their job descriptions.
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No they didn't
