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Why Was Supreme Court Nominee Katanji Jackson Confirmed by the US Senate?

Given the acknowledged fact that KJ was habitually “soft” on pedophiles, and that her sorry record in this area was thoroughly documented in public view by Missouri Senator Josh Hawley, I was somewhat surprised, even crestfallen, that her nomination was confirmed by the U.S. Senate by a margin of 53 to 47. Like Georgia Congresswoman Georgia Marjorie Taylor Greene, I internally — and frankly, automatically — accused the three RINOs who voted for KJ as being pro-pedophile themselves.

So it was with surprise that I read the following twitter thread all the way through, one written, as the author points out, by a black man. He says it’s not the pedophilia coddling, it’s the fact that she’s “the first black woman” on the Supreme Court that the RINOs were lauding when they voted for her. In other words, they were virtue-signaling. Actually, I hope he’s correct, because virtue-signaling isn’t quite as onerous as pedophilia coddling.

THREAD TIME. ???

I really need to rant about something that’s been getting on my nerves. NPC black folks especially are gonna be triggered but at this point I don’t care. This needs to be said. 1/x 

To get everyone up to speed about what’s been going on, and to provide some context for the rant, I’m gonna recap some recent events.

Months ago, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announced that he’ll be retiring, and Biden nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson for the role. 2/x 

Jackson is currently a federal judge on the US Court of Appeals in DC. She is also a black woman (though I’ll need a biologist to confirm that for me). Normally I wouldn’t point stuff like that out but it’s relevant to my rant. 3/x 
However long ago it was (I can’t even find it now) she was confirmed by the House of Representatives, and yesterday she was confirmed by the Senate. 4/x 
The Senate confirmation is the important one. The final vote was 53-47. One of those 47 is a Senator from South Carolina named Tim Scott, who’s a Republican, *and* black (again, this is relevant to the rant). 5/x 
When it started making the rounds that he voted Nay, he got shit from a lot of people in the “black community” (I’m really not a fan of that term, but I digress). They felt like he should have voted in favor of the confirmation solely because she’s black. 6/x 

There’s your recap and context. Time to dig in.

There’s this mentality that’s pervasive in the “black community”, that *no matter what*, all black people have to throw their support behind any black person doing anything, especially in politics. 7/x 

I’m black (well, I was before the 2020 election, ?), and grew up black dominated areas, so I saw this shit firsthand. If you even so much as ask the “wrong” questions, you were called a coon, Uncle Tom, etc. and ostracized. 8/x 
Then you get people like this “left out in the Sun for too long Marshmallow Man” looking motherfucker saying crazy shit like this:
It goes on from there. 22 tweets in all. Well worth the four minutes it takes to read through the whole thing.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1512452155965427720.html

BTW: Ever notice how, in this imploding end-stage predatory capitalist culture, virtue-signaling, by and large, has replaced actual virtue?

Oh, and I’ve seen in several places on social media that if, somehow, Biden (and Harris, and Pelosi) are deposed due to proof of election fraud, would Biden’s Supreme Court nominee then be declared null and void?

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  1. […] now that the Supreme Court has also been infiltrated with woke, thanks to the newest Justice, Katanji Brown Jackson, who claims she doesn’t know what a woman is, can you imagine the weird dissension within […]

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Ann Kreilkamp

Ann Kreilkamp

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Astrologer, published author, conference presenter, world traveler, founder & editor of Crone Chronicles: A Journal of Conscious Aging (1989-2001) , and founding visionary of Green Acres Permaculture Village (2010 to present).