What does Sup Forums think about Justice Clarence Thomas?
What does Sup Forums think about Justice Clarence Thomas?
Carter Thomas
Other urls found in this thread:
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
youtu.be
publiccharters.org
twitter.com
Adrian Davis
He's a big guy
Isaiah Parker
Based because he's the only judge that throws precedent into the trash where it belongs
>Hurr past rulings were wrong so we have to keep being wrong so we'll be consistently wrong
Brayden Rodriguez
I don't usually agree with Clarence Thomas on many positions, but I think he was right on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Abercrombie & Fitch Stores
Andrew Jones
freaky dude
Jack Anderson
for you
Jose Phillips
He's a pimp who liberals tried to frame for sexual assault.
Cooper Reed
Is he one of those "kiss up to whitey and trash my race" coons?
Asher Green
Kek, Abercrombie and Fitch discriminated against my buddy. Said he wasnt tall enough and that they have structure hiring standards.
Connor Taylor
>I don't usually agree with Clarence Thomas on many positions
What was he wrong on?
Tyler Brown
No, he's just conservative. He's never trashed blacks.
Koon is spelt with a k if you are referring to employed blacks that you are jealous of Tariq.
Jackson Rodriguez
As someone who used to work there, that is utter bullshit. Some of my co-workers were 5'7'' and were hired on the spot.
Xavier Watson
>I don't usually agree with Clarence Thomas on many positions
user what you post is your business, but why would you go around telling people you're wrong about almost everything?
Asher Ross
/ourguy/ who is based as fuck
Robert Bell
>Pryor less conservative than kethledge and gorsuch
[doubt intensifies]
Dominic Allen
Our store is in downtown Los Angeles, maybe different hiring standards.
The women who worked their were sexy though.
Cooper Thomas
A true role model for everyone.
Michael Foster
you're probably only focused on a single issue as your barometer.
Carson Miller
he's one of the 10 okay black Americans!
Julian Butler
...
Christian Johnson
Go back to Mexico if you like civil law so much.
Zachary Long
No I think it's because, believe it or not, judges rule based on their interpretation philosophy as well as their ideology. You can be as conservative as humanly possible, but if you're interpreting a law written by liberals, and hand a ruling based on accurate interpretation, are you now less conservative on some dickwad's chart? Apparently so.
Jaxon Smith
He ruled in favor of tranny rights.
Dylan Morris
He is an OG that survived a hi-tech lynching.
Landon Baker
Liberals hate him so he must be doing something right
Mason Smith
The constitution is the highest law of the land not supreme court precedent
also muh precedent goes out the wind when it goes against muh human rights
en.wikipedia.org
We are living in a humanist theocracy
Ryder Davis
Was the law in favor of tranny rights?
If you don't know that, you don't know if the ruling was liberal activism.
Joshua White
>muh stare decisis
Higher courts can overrule themselves. Poorly decided cases don't have to be law in perpetuity.
Isaac Campbell
What the fuck are you talking about?
Carson Hughes
He ruled that the equal protection clause protects trannies from employment discrimination.
Ethan Howard
>American education
Brayden Williams
...
Elijah Cox
He's a Nigger.
Jayden Johnson
name one decision he was on the wrong side of
Anthony Harris
...
Hudson Lopez
he's alright, for being a nigger
from what i understand, his judgements were similar to Scalias, so he gets to live on DOTR
Parker Scott
God I'm so glad Obama wasn't able to get a third justice, Sotomayor and Kagan are fucking awful.
Brody Richardson
they were even better
Zachary Gomez
Being subhuman Nigger.
Nice Try Kike. Sup Forums will never support a Nigger
Matthew Smith
i've only ever skimmed the topic. if you've researched it in any depth, i'll take your word for it
Eli Howard
Holy shit. That is my best friends name...
Jose Young
...
Ian Phillips
Best one of the bunch right now.
Doubt Trump will be able to nominate someone better.
David Mitchell
Monsanto shill
Cooper Cox
He seems to be an excellent justice...That the left tried to frame for sexual assualt. so he's breddy gud.
Wyatt Wright
Scalia balked on gutting the commerce clause
Easton Wood
he likes to sleep.
Easton Cooper
>Supporting A nigger.
The fuck are you doing
Hunter Sanchez
Sauce on this good sir.
Hunter Thomas
citation needed
Evan Cox
>tfw Ginsburg and Breyer are old as fuck and could retire or die any moment
>tfw Trump may get to fill 3 seats, 2 of them vacated by libs
Jaxon Morris
Cross burning
Liam Peterson
maybe we can deport Sotomayor?
Hunter Perry
> a Virginia statute against cross burning
en.wikipedia.org
Bill of Rights was never meant to be incorporated to the states
Thomas Wilson
Oy vey goy, why would you support the most right wing justice on the Supreme Court? Our goal to undermine the United States and usher in a new era of degeneracy demands that you stop supporting him. Can't you see that he's a nigger?
Benjamin Howard
read his dissent in Grutter v. Bollinger, based af.
Jayden Murphy
>tfw was good looking enough to get hired at one of the stores in LA
fugged a hot girl got a discount on their clothes then quit
Angel Davis
Stores have a right to not hire ugly people.
Wyatt Green
The equal protection clause protects everyone from employment discrimination. That's why its called equal protection, and that's why trannies are protected. But of course that's not what you meant, the real question is what is discrimination?
His state employer fired him because he wasn't conforming to male gender roles. He was discriminated against on the basis of sex, as females under the same employ were obviously allowed to do this.
I can see how it's the logical consequence of both equal protection and employment discrimination laws, even though I don't like the results. But that's a result of the law's protections, not the ruling.
Thomas Myers
Niggers are degenerate. No matter how Right Winged they are.They are nothing more but Subhumans to be lynched by the Aryan Race
Colton Lee
This is the judge that rarely talks right?
Ian Butler
...
Austin Nguyen
>His state employer fired him because he wasn't conforming to male gender roles. He was discriminated against on the basis of sex, as females under the same employ were obviously allowed to do this.
He was fired because he's mentally ill, not because of his sex.
Sebastian Bell
>He was fired because he's mentally ill, not because of his sex.
Are you assuming that or did brumby actually use that defense? I'd like to see how that went down.
Jason Taylor
Our best. He triggers the anti-human left so hard.
Elijah Bennett
You're trash.
Eli Bailey
What case are we talking about?
Josiah Young
I thought Hardiman was supposed to be a conservative...
Hudson Brooks
Well nevermind, the plaintiff claimed that himself
>Glenn also claimed
that her constitutional rights were violated because Brumby
terminated her employment due to her medical condition, known as Gender Identity
Disorder ("GID").
You can't discriminate against an employee based on a mental illness unless it interferes with the job.
The good news is that transgenderism is legally a mental illness.
Carson King
>You can't discriminate against an employee based on a mental illness unless it interferes with the job.
Says who?
Chase Reed
>You can't discriminate against an employee based on a mental illness unless it interferes with the job.
not according to the equal protection clause which the case is based on
Cameron Harris
Lies
Charles Gomez
Actually I'm probably wrong, I assumed so because why else would the plaintiff use that as an argument instead of sex discrimination? But people use bad strategies every day.
Right, which is why the court ruled it as sex discrimination. I wonder if that would have worked differently if the defense argued they fired him because of mental illness and not gender conformity. Instead he set himself up.
>Brumby testified at his deposition that he fired Glenn because he considered it "inappropriate" for her to appear at work dressed as a woman and that he found it "unsettling" and "unnatural" that Glenn would appear wearing women's clothing. Brumby testified that his decision to dismiss Glenn was based on his perception of Glenn as "a man dressed as a woman and made up as a woman," and Brumby admitted that his decision to fire Glenn was based on "the sheer fact of the transition." Brumby's testimony provides ample direct evidence to support the district court's conclusion that Brumby acted on the basis of Glenn's gender non-conformity.
Xavier Turner
Nice projection nigger.
Jaxon Perry
>because he's the only judge that throws precedent into the trash where it belongs
>only
kill yourself Sonia Sotomayor
Isaiah White
Even so, someone shouldn't be fired if they are mentally ill, unless it affects their work.
Landon Thomas
I should be able to fire anyone for whatever reason I want
Zachary Walker
All the other judges consider precedent, even if just to a small degree, except thomas
Apparently everyone who states common facts is a salsa dancer
Colton Stewart
We're talking about interpreting law, not right and wrong
Carter Lopez
>All the other judges consider precedent,
but they don't when it becomes inconvenient
en.wikipedia.org
Adrian Wilson
I don't know about the US, but I am sure it's illegal here to fire someone without a decent reason.