Scott ShapiroSupreme Court rules 6-3 that billionaires have a constitutional right to privacy.
Elizabeth Loves DEI@scottjshapiro, well he is a public figure, too, so it all tracks.
That Guy Angelo@scottjshapiro Also rules 6-3 that you have been impregnated by Elon Musk and cannot get an abortion.
minnesorta@angelozanola @scottjshapiro but you DO get a horse.
@minnesorta @scottjshapiro Warning: the horse may also be carrying one of Musk’s children and/or neurolink test implants.
M. FastWhippet@scottjshapiro I’ll presume most billionaires were able to afford (buy) that SCOTUS decision.
E.G. Phillips@scottjshapiro Twitter Trust and Safety issues fatwa against all flight tracking accounts and their followers
Ben Gaines@scottjshapiro after all, it’s deeply rooted in our nation’s history and traditions.
BosTechLegal@scottjshapiro Thomas argues in concurring opinion that Billionaire worship is accorded first amendment protection as a religion, suggests Musk can suspend, ban, shun or execute anyone he chooses
Andrew McDiarmid
Christian Turner@scottjshapiro it was actually 4-2-3, with the two concurrences only going so far as to hold that billionaires’ jets have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
JohnVoltz@scottjshapiro you misspelled “piracy”