There's nothing massive about this "win."

What about state issued mandates violating one's constitutional rights? The court basically punted on the essential, root question of this entire debate. Does any government entity at any level, have the authority to force citizens to undergo a medical treatment on threat of being barred from being able to equally participate in society? Unpacking further, do businesses have the authority to force the same upon employees and/or customers? The answer to both questions is NO... not during an "emergency" and absolutely not in general. Look how quickly we went from "inconveniences" like masks (temporary "emergency" measures) to permanent irreversible genetic alteration. We "conspiracy theorists" warned you. Conservatives claiming this ruling is a "win" shouldn't be rejoicing too loudly. Now we have to hope that challenges to local and city "mandates" reach SCOTUS so that they will be forced to address the essential elephant in the room.

Those of us who are stuck living in a state with retard tyrants, didn't win a damn thing. The federal government is supposed to protect the liberties of ALL Americans. SCOTUS is essentially adopting popular sovereignty theory. We should be much more concerned about this than many here are...