Justice Thomas no longer listed as GWU faculty after Roe backlash

[Anonymous]

Fk that hoe and his traitor wife too.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why he is not listed. Did he quit, did he not get offered a position.

FSM forbid we should have an opportunity to listen to someone with whom we disagree. All we are doing is yelling at each other and no one is convincing another to change their tightly held beliefs. Maybe if we stopped to listen to those that do not fit within our very narrow view of the world, we might learn something.

Should we all learn about corruption and inconsistently applied rationale?

Well said.

+2

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another ignorant decision brought to you by GWU.

You are ignorant. GW Law asked him to stay on. He was a giant snowflake + quit. BTW- GW Law is ranked #25 on USNWR. Stop trashing it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wants to ban abortions and gay marriage. I can’t wait until the topic of miscegenation comes up!

What does that have to with the others?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why he is not listed. Did he quit, did he not get offered a position.

FSM forbid we should have an opportunity to listen to someone with whom we disagree. All we are doing is yelling at each other and no one is convincing another to change their tightly held beliefs. Maybe if we stopped to listen to those that do not fit within our very narrow view of the world, we might learn something.

Right.... We are now living in a world where a minority's opinion is being thrust upon a majority after fifty years of law. I'm not sure how much we have to learn from a group of people who believe I have no right to determine my own care and may now strip me of other ones. Other than being more steeped in their misogyny.

It is not the minority opinion. If at best it is 50~50.

50% of Americans aren’t extremist religious nutters.

Neither are they your kind of extremism.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why he is not listed. Did he quit, did he not get offered a position.

FSM forbid we should have an opportunity to listen to someone with whom we disagree. All we are doing is yelling at each other and no one is convincing another to change their tightly held beliefs. Maybe if we stopped to listen to those that do not fit within our very narrow view of the world, we might learn something.

Right.... We are now living in a world where a minority's opinion is being thrust upon a majority after fifty years of law. I'm not sure how much we have to learn from a group of people who believe I have no right to determine my own care and may now strip me of other ones. Other than being more steeped in their misogyny.

It is not the minority opinion. If at best it is 50~50.

50% of Americans aren’t extremist religious nutters.

Neither are they your kind of extremism.

It isn't extremist to think that women shouldn't be treated like trash.

[Anonymous]

Religion belongs in church and only church. Religion doesn't belong in government, medicine, schools, the workplace, etc.

Your beliefs don't get to dictate how I and others live our lives. That right there is why so many "godless" people are angry. We're pissed and angry that a few people's beliefs get to control and f-up others lives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Religion belongs in church and only church. Religion doesn't belong in government, medicine, schools, the workplace, etc.

Your beliefs don't get to dictate how I and others live our lives. That right there is why so many "godless" people are angry. We're pissed and angry that a few people's beliefs get to control and f-up others lives.

And religious beliefs don't excuse corruption and deception to propel your agenda.

[Anonymous]

What I find so fundamentally offensive is that a major strategy on the extreme right is shutting down voices they do not agree with rather than engaging in complex policy debates. It is so much easier to gerrymander districts and make voting harder for those you do not agree with. To then claim yours is the majority opinion is also quite rich.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why he is not listed. Did he quit, did he not get offered a position.

FSM forbid we should have an opportunity to listen to someone with whom we disagree. All we are doing is yelling at each other and no one is convincing another to change their tightly held beliefs. Maybe if we stopped to listen to those that do not fit within our very narrow view of the world, we might learn something.

Right.... We are now living in a world where a minority's opinion is being thrust upon a majority after fifty years of law. I'm not sure how much we have to learn from a group of people who believe I have no right to determine my own care and may now strip me of other ones. Other than being more steeped in their misogyny.

It is not the minority opinion. If at best it is 50~50.

50% of Americans aren’t extremist religious nutters.

Neither are they your kind of extremism.

It isn't extremist to think that women shouldn't be treated like trash.

Then why do you treat them like trash?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Religion belongs in church and only church. Religion doesn't belong in government, medicine, schools, the workplace, etc.

Your beliefs don't get to dictate how I and others live our lives. That right there is why so many "godless" people are angry. We're pissed and angry that a few people's beliefs get to control and f-up others lives.

And religious beliefs don't excuse corruption and deception to propel your agenda.

Yet, you want to push your beliefs on everyone else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Religion belongs in church and only church. Religion doesn't belong in government, medicine, schools, the workplace, etc.

Your beliefs don't get to dictate how I and others live our lives. That right there is why so many "godless" people are angry. We're pissed and angry that a few people's beliefs get to control and f-up others lives.

What few people are you talking about? It’s up to the states, that’s more than a few people.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sad cancel culture. Huge loss.

+1

Agreed. It’s insanity.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sad cancel culture. Huge loss.

+1

Agreed. It’s insanity.

100%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What I find so fundamentally offensive is that a major strategy on the extreme right is shutting down voices they do not agree with rather than engaging in complex policy debates. It is so much easier to gerrymander districts and make voting harder for those you do not agree with. To then claim yours is the majority opinion is also quite rich.

YES. This. It seems like a right wing tactic to cry "free speech" to allow a radical perspective (Thomas's views are NOT indicative of anywhere near 50%) legitimacy but then turn around and want to limit what aspects of history can be taught in a classroom or what content can be in library books or restricting who can voice their choice of candidate by vote.