Will the Wisconsin Supreme Court be ruling against the Law of Gravity next?

[diva77]

[KT2000]

1. probably

I've been trying to understand exactly what is going on. It seems that people are divided as to the power of nature. Some cannot accept that there are forces greater than themselves. Like the people who ride out hurricanes, they will face whatever nature has to offer and call 911 when they are in trouble. Just in case, they will keep weapons to settle nature once and for all.

[diva77]

4. Well said. With covid19 it is that mentality on steroids considering the added potential for

each person to be lethal to countless others without immediate tangible evidence of the harm caused.

If you ride out a hurricane and call 911, at worst, you harm yourself and the rescue team.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

2. I thought it was the Theory of Gravity.

And aren't theories by definition not proved?

Poindexter said sarcastically.

[Baclava]

7. Newtons law of gravity describes the attraction between 2 objects, a formula. WHY it works is theory

Einsteins Theory of General Relativity explains why things fall, theories can be revised, laws, not so much

[riversedge]

3. maybe. Our WI SC is filled with Scott Walker appointees who make up rules as they go.

[callous taoboy]

5. It will be renamed "Intelligent Falling."

[diva77]

6. Not a far-fetched statement, unfortunately.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

8. Give them time

They will be holding the hearing on the moon too

[mokawanis]

9. yes, if Vos, Fitzgerald, Johnson, and other repukes tell them to

Those republican mutts on the supreme court know who their masters are.