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Where did I mention Roe vs Wade in the OP? This Supreme Court just invalidated New York's ability to manage gun violence with an atextual reading of the 2nd Amendment. New York now cannot protect its citizens from school shootings as effectively due to a lifetime court appointed by a president with a minority of voter share.

Not surprising that you'd try to turn the topic into an emotionally charged subject like RvW though, since it lets you ignore the absurdity of the Senate's distribution of voter power and its anti-majority rules that encourage the legislative body to delegate legislating to the unelected courts.

That's not to mention that the destruction of Roe v Wade opens the path for an R-senate to pass federal legislation banning abortion across the country, a desire of many Republicans, despite R seats tending to represent significantly fewer people.