The court has been political at least since Marbury v Madison, and it's been partisan at least since the first Justice planned his retirement based on who the president was.
First guy used 2 words that have broad and multiple meanings. Second guy defined them in the context. If the first guy doesn’t like the definitions he can reply or edit his original comment for clarity. He doesn’t need you getting offended at someone for trying to communicate.
Yes, but only because I was feeling generous, I usually only read three words.
But in all seriousness, my comment was more meant to be build on yours, expanding on the difference between political and partisan for those unaware of the subtle, but important difference.
If it came across as abrasive or antagonistic I apologize, that was not my intention.
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u/waffle299 5d ago
It is de facto evidence that the Court is partisan.