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“LOL’ing at the people in the comments acting like being more conservative somehow makes someone or something more “balanced.” No dude, it just makes you more wrong. Like the right answers to things are not just arbitrarily in the exact compromise point between two opinions.
Like if someone says “Ted Bundy was a good guy,” and I say “no ne wasn’t he was an entire mass murderer,” the correct answer isn’t the exact middle point between the two.
What’s right is what has the most verifiable detail to support it, what takes into account the surrounding context, and comes to the kindest and most just conclusion.
And including “a conservative voice” would do absolutely none of that.”
VoiceTeacherNYC via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/22/23
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“This podcast is fantastic. I love the hosts, they’re funny and don’t take themselves too seriously, plus they’re actually knowledgeable on the law and the supreme court. They’re just taking a deep dive on how dumb the reasoning of the SCOTUS is in every episode. As an aside, I nearly spit out my...”Read full review »
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03/18/20
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“I’m a lawyer wanna be. I want to understand these big decisions the SC makes. They describe the legalese with just enough simplicity for us non lawyers to get it. If you don’t like snark, avoid this podcast. But I think they are great!!! Glad I discovered this one.”
Bglick22 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/13/20
“Thanks guys!”
hahmad1996 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/12/20
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