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That's pretty common sense. Was it needed Supreme Court?🙄"Supreme Court Smacks Down Cop-Hating Dissent: Jackson Alone in Fantasy WorldIn a sharp 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court just reaffirmed what every law-abiding American already knows: police can stop suspects when the full picture screams reasonable suspicion, not some isolated gotcha moment.Liberal Justice Elena Kagan joined the majority, leaving far-left Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to issue yet another solo, stinging dissent. Jackson whined that she “cannot fathom” how her colleagues could back the cops, dismissing the decision as mere “wordsmithing.”Let’s review the actual facts she found so confusing. At 2 a.m., officers responded to a call about a suspicious vehicle. Two people bolted from the car on foot. The remaining passenger started slowly backing out of the parking lot—with a door still wide open. That’s not normal behavior. That’s textbook flight and evasion under the totality of circumstances.Jackson and the lower court thought those glaring red flags weren’t enough. Even Justice Sotomayor wouldn’t tag along on that ride. Common sense prevailed: cops don’t need a crystal ball or a signed confession before they act to protect the public.This isn’t about “second-guessing” police. It’s about letting them do their job without liberal judges tying their hands from the bench. Jackson’s pattern of soft-on-crime dissents exposes a dangerous disconnect from street-level reality. While the rest of the Court sticks to the Constitution and decades of precedent, she’s out there rewriting rules that would turn every sketchy situation into a free pass for suspects.Law enforcement just got a much-needed win against the defund-and-doubt crowd. In a world of rising crime and chaos, Americans deserve judges who back the thin blue line, not those who can’t fathom why fleeing at 2 a.m. looks suspicious."The nine current Supreme Court Justices are:​John G. Roberts, Jr. (Chief Justice) ​Clarence Thomas ​Samuel A. Alito, Jr. ​Sonia Sotomayor ​Elena Kagan ​Neil M. Gorsuch ​Brett M. Kavanaugh ​Amy Coney Barrett ​Ketanji Brown Jackson