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- Clarence Thomas this week argued domestic abusers shouldn't be prevented from owning guns.
- His lone dissent in the 8-1 SCOTUS decision hinged on an originalist interpretation of the law.
- One legal expert told BI Thomas's ruling shows how "absurd" originalism can be.
Clarence Thomas this week offered the lone dissent in a Supreme Court decision that ultimately ruled that people with a history of domestic violence can be prevented from legally owning guns.