I assure you, I know about things of which they do not know. As Thomas Edison said, "Everybody's ignorant. Just on different subjects."
My experience is this. Unless you have SPECIFICALLY researched this exact aspect of constitutional law, you will necessarily remain ignorant of it. I very much doubt either Roberts or Scalia spent much time on this. Most likely they probably accepted the common fallacious wisdom prevalent in legal circles nowadays.
Do you know how delusional you sound?
Absolutely, and the answer is not at all. Of course to a warped mind, everything sounds delusional unless it's crazy to start with. We should call you "Mr. Anchor baby", or perhaps "Mr. Roe v Wade." You are a firm believer in "ex cathedra" pronouncements from the most holy church of the legal priesthood. For me, it is axiomatic that the courts get things wrong all the time, but that is because *I* am a conservative, and you are not.
Sounds like you are mentally prepared to lose. That’s good - soft landings are easier on the ego.