I have a huge problem with the fact that the Supreme Court justices quoted Matthew Hale in their justification for overturning Roe v Wade. Hale was a 17th century jurist whose arguments predate the Constitution. His arguments are in no way valid to American law because the Constitution was not based on his logic, opinions, or beliefs. It seems that the reason judges seem to think his opinions matter is that he lived in North America. If that's the case, perhaps we should consider Native American culture from that period as just as valid as Hale's opinions. The United States Constutution was based on Greco-Roman philosophies. Greeks invented Democracy, and Rome was a Republic. If anything, perhaps we should be respecting how homosexuality was accepted in ancient Greece. That's more relevant to our Constitution than Hale's opinions. The fact that Supreme Court justices are apparently too stupid to understand that Hale is irrelevant to our laws implies that they're too stupid to sit on the court.

 I think the CIA is keeping me in a constant state of heartbreak until I commit suicide, because they're trying to cover up how they've mistreated me.