stfu.

[kpete]

Justice Clarence Thomas says in Atlanta: “We can’t be an institution that can be bullied into giving you just the outcomes you want” — though his wife Ginni Thomas attempted to do just that as she sought to help overturn Biden’s 2020 election win.
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Link to tweet

?s=20&t=IpaCEYkIdT2AdEOZwg0fdA

[BSdetect]

1. These delusional creeps are beyond any rational explanation.

[ms liberty]

4. Creep is the right word - that is two very creepy people.

[Baitball Blogger]

24. Freaks me out to think that this kind of reasoning is coming from a

Supreme Court justice.

[Tommymac]

45. Actually from FIVE of them. nt

[NJCher]

32. delusional creeps indeed

I burst out laughing at this post.

[dalton99a]

2. A den of unindicted criminals in black robes

Liars, rapists, thieves

[TheBlackAdder]

21. The Founders were worried about faction taking over House & Senate. They overlooked SCOTUS.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

37. Had the Founders any idea Capitalism would rule over the law?

It appears to have corrupted us through lies and repetition.

[TheBlackAdder]

38. I didn't verify the quotes on this link, but if true it would shed some light.

.

https://12160.info/profiles/blogs/what-the-founding-fathers-thought-about-corporations

Quotes start in the 7th paragraph. Be wary though, there are other posters on the site that are loons.

.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

42. Cannot imagine they anticipated the rise of pure greed.

Sourcing info on the Internet is an overwhelming feat. I see that the SEC was established during the Great Depression. Greed and corruption of nearly every source of power in this country appears to have been the result. At our founding Capitalism was the preferred system over Mercantilism.

IMHO the politicization of every facet of our daily life seems to have arisen when progressives were culled from the GOP during the Iraq war. Seems to have set us on the path back to Feudalism.

[wnylib]

46. It goes back farther to desegregation and voting rights

when Southern Democrats and many Dems in other regions left the party to vote for Reagan and then become Republicans. Some were outright, overt racists who could not stand the idea of equality and integration. Others were not the type to use the N word or support any overt action against POC. They insisted that they were not racist because their definition of racism was a Klan member. But they moved out of integrating neighborhoods. They enrolled their children in private parochial schools to avoid busing and school integration.

They supported Republican ideas about trickle down economics. They believed that they were virtuous hard workers compared to people asking for "handouts" to boost them up against racism. The Republicans that they voted for cut taxes for the upper classes, shifting the burden to middle and working classes. They supported Republicans who busted unions, kept wages low, and gave huge salaries and bonuses to CEOs. They believed their Republican politicians who blamed the lowered standards of living for middle and working classes on "the other" - those people who benefited from desegregation laws, equal rights laws, and got "special treatment."

All that anger and resentment found a voice in Donald Trump who told them what they wanted to hear and expressed how they felt.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

48. I just recall there being people like McCain and Spector keeping them less fringy.

My God Goldwater saw this coming in 1981...

"Mark my word, if and when these preachers get control of the [Republican] party, and they're sure trying to do so, it's going to be a terrible damn problem. Frankly, these people frighten me. Politics and governing demand compromise. But these Christians believe they are acting in the name of God, so they can't and won't compromise. I know, I've tried to deal with them...."
Barry Goldwater

https://wysu.org/content/commentary/1981-warning-about-religion-and-politics

[wnylib]

51. Yes, I remember that, too.

And yet, Goldwater himself defended extremism in the defence of liberty.

[Wounded Bear]

3. K & R...nt

[Paladin]

5. Here's hoping neither of them have another easy moment. Ever. (nt)

[usaf-vet]

11. x1000

[smirkymonkey]

6. Wow. That takes some nerve.

[question everything]

7. Next to overturn, Loving vs, Virginia. Will nullify your marriage

https://www.history.com/topics/civil-rights-movement/loving-v-virginia

[usaf-vet]

14. NO they are the elite. Nothing they do to the rest of us has or will ever impacted them.

AND THEY KNOW IT!

[spudspud]

52. Agreed. They won't need his vote either.

He's useful now in getting them to the white nationalists' dream of a white America. First, stop the decline in white population by outlawing abortions (most abortions are of white babies). Then prevent mixed race children from depleting white population by outlawing mixed race marriages. Don't say it can't happen--that would be the same argument people made about Roe. And look where we are now.

[COL Mustard]

8. The hypocrisy runs deep with him

It is truly ironic that Ginni was attempting to bully Congress and other parts of the Government to give her the outcome she wanted, and now he's complaining about other people doing the same damn thing.

[kpete]

22. COL Mustard - you are right!

Link to tweet

?s=20&t=9nMX4UaSLOl-rPZ7gOt6yA

[COL Mustard]

43. + about 8 gazillion!

Nt

[Starfury]

9. STFU: That about sums it up... n/t

[intheflow]

10. "'One of the things I had to learn in New England was bad manners,' he said."

Welp, he's gone full Confederate. He really is the Uncle Tom we've all supposed him to be right along.

[myohmy2]

12. "We can't be an institution that can be bullied into giving you just the outcomes you want"

...sure you can, give it a try...

...

[ProfessorGAC]

34. They Just Were

It's just that they were bullied by their own side.

[myohmy2]

53. I see...

...right-wing exceptionalism

...

[gab13by13]

13. Clarence,

is that a pubic hair on that wine bottle?

[niyad]

15. Drop dead, you arrogant traitors.

[housecat]

20. Favorite comment

[uponit7771]

28. +1,

[onecaliberal]

36. I second that emotion.

[niyad]

16. I find it mildly interesting thst he has basically been a lump for nearly his

entire unjustified time on the bench, and only now starting to make noises. . .noises of misogyny, hatred and insurrection. Choke on your bile and hypocrisy, clarence.

[iluvtennis]

17. Fk Thomas and the horse he rode in on.

[SergeStorms]

30. That's no way to talk about Ginni.

She more closely resembles an ox, cow, or other bovine animal.

All apologies to horses and bovine animals of every type for the comparison.

[iluvtennis]

44. 😞🤣😂 n/t

[BobTheSubgenius]

18. Not only that, Clarence, but I have zero respect for anything you say or do.

And that goes for the harridan you married, as well.

[IronLionZion]

19. As long as Ginni feels entitled to whatever she wants

[oldsoftie]

23. His seat deserves to be "Ginsberged". Thats about as far as I'll go with that I guess

But you people know what I mean.

[SergeStorms]

25. If respect for the SC is eroding.....

Clarence, it's because activist assholes like you and your shrew of a wife are eroding it.

Who can respect and institution that has you in it, you disgusting pig.

[sprinkleeninow]

49. him and her: sources of sc respect erosion

turdies calling the shots for us?

howdya like my NE manners, huh???

[lame54]

26. Go back to not talking

[dalton99a]

29. +1

[PatrickforB]

27. So...let's get this straight. After spending years tearing down the confidence of Americans

in government, its institutions and even truth itself, he now laments the loss of faith in institutions?????

Can you spell hypocrisy? I can...

[wryter2000]

31. Hypocrisy or stupidity?

I can't really tell.

[FakeNoose]

33. Maybe he should be tested for dementia

I'd believe it, it should would explain a lot.

[MarcA]

35. Apparently the institution can bully others into accepting what he wants. n/t

[jaxexpat]

39. The USSC is willfully adversarial to the American people.

[SunSeeker]

54. True. nt

[gratuitous]

40. I think I'm going to enjoy what happens to Ginni

As soon as her husband shuffles off his mortal coil, there will be no reason for her, and the fatcats that have used her for access to the Supreme Court will drop her like a bad habit.

[58Sunliner]

41. Evil, creepy and so utterly vile. Please expire, the both of you.

A protest outside Kavanaugh home tonight in DC.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2022/05/07/wooten-holway-protest-justice-kavanaugh-neighbor/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

[LudwigPastorius]

47. Look at those smug fuckers.

...taking a preemptive victory lap for removing the basic human rights of privacy and bodily integrity of over half the nation's population.

Clarence "Slappy" Thomas should be wearing a blue vest and greeting shoppers at Walmart instead of on the bench.

And, since his traitorous wife longs to live in an authoritarian country, she should be deported to one.

[Evolve Dammit]

50. The "guardrails" are gone. Justice is broken in USA. Go ahead and pile on. I don't care.

[Dukkha]

55. A sexual predator says what?

Lets ask Anita Hill what your idea of being bullied into giving you just the outcome you want is.