Oh, trust me, there isn't a universe where I have sex with you. So relax. I have standards.
Once again, I was correcting a factual issue. I was not supporting, condemning, or otherwise commenting on the implications of the facts at hand.
And, once again, the way the Supreme Court approached this issue is historically consistent with how the United States has functioned. The underlying idea is that courts are supposed to be impartial, so, on paper, the system should work. I have already acknowledged that, in practice, that isn't always the case.
But that's not the point of my comment.
It's funny, this happens constantly on this platform. I'll correct an objective factual error or fact-check a post, and people get all butthurt about it (no pun intended).
You don't have to like the facts for them to be true. And I don't have to agree with something to accurately state what the facts are.
If your response to someone correcting a factual error is to assume they're endorsing the position behind it, that's a problem with your reading comprehension, not with the facts.