There are several issues at play within your posts on this thread - all of them repetitive:

1) You have a problem with the Constitution's electoral system. You want representation based on total population rather than regional representation.
- this is unsurprising coming from a liberal who lives in the NYC region. You want more power to exert you political will on others who think differently.

2) You believe that the ends justify the means (Liberalism Rule #3). When Alito points out the constitutionality of the majority opinion, you respond with a hyperbolic, hypothetical, (and innaccurate) concern about black voter under representation and use that as a reason to imply that the rules shouldn't be applied here, but instead broken to achieve the result that you want.

3) You accuse others of that which you yourselves have been doing (Liberalism Rule #1) - claiming that the ruling will cause "supercharged gerrymandering" when in fact, it just eliminated it as you can see from the map.
You also do this within 1 week of cheering on egregious Democrat gerrymandering in Virginia (which in that case helped your political agenda).