Jackson, Biden's Supreme Court pick, refuses to define the word 'woman'

Pointing out where she's doing a similar fail. Dodging every question with weasel words and equivocation isn't building confidence, or it shouldn't.

I have already told you that at least one question was a complex question fallacy and I have explained it to you. Then you went off tangent talking about Clinton.
 
This thread, and the question itself, is absurd, all theater for Fox and the rest of the right wing media, doing their best to get those suppose cultural issues out there, they don't give a rat's ass what the lady thinks about anything

And playing the game, which she brilliantly avoided, how does one define "women?" Out of context, any definition offered can be dissected, deflected, and attacked from any direction, as I said, it is all theatrics
 
Grown men shouldn't need to be told what women are. Other than you Incels, the rest of us agree on that, including the candidate. lol

They are afraid of powerful pussies, especially the hot and baked pussies. Bonus is when they're brown.

Oven preheated and ready.
 
This thread, and the question itself, is absurd, all theater for Fox and the rest of the right wing media, doing their best to get those suppose cultural issues out there, they don't give a rat's ass what the lady thinks about anything

And playing the game, which she brilliantly avoided, how does one define "women?" Out of context, any definition offered can be dissected, deflected, and attacked from any direction, as I said, it is all theatrics

They are afraid of losing the midterms I suspect.
 
I haven't seen the Republicans trot in someone out of Ketanji's past, however vaguely connected, the way the Democrats have done with Bork, then Thomas, then Kavanaugh, and other Conservatives they hate to conduct a televised smear campaign of relentless viciousness. When that happens get back to me. I'll freely admit the Republicans have sunk to where the Democrats on the Left have already gone.

what they said about Bork and Thomas and Beer Boy were backed up by witnesses and other testimony, fool. if they have a witness that accuses her of being sexually aggressive at work or at a party, bring them on. or with Bork, agreeing to fire a special prosecutor because others had resigned above him in the legal chain because Nixon said so. what a dumbass you are.
 
I have already told you that at least one question was a complex question fallacy and I have explained it to you. Then you went off tangent talking about Clinton.

It isn't a complex question fallacy. A complex question fallacy gives you no choice other than a bad choice. Or, are you saying that CRT in and of itself is a bad choice and that is how the question I used is a complex question fallacy?
 
It isn't a complex question fallacy. A complex question fallacy gives you no choice other than a bad choice. Or, are you saying that CRT in and of itself is a bad choice and that is how the question I used is a complex question fallacy?

One more time, the question presupposes that CRT is being taught in public schools.
 
^ cant fix stupid

https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/pr...-jackson-has-drawn-heavily-from-crt-advocates
In speeches and writings, Judge Jackson has frequently cited leading advocates and ideas of Critical Race Theory (CRT).

Judge Jackson praised the late Derrick Bell, better known as the godfather of CRT, and his wife Janet Bell

She referred to his 1993 book, “Faces At The Bottom Of The Well: The Permanence Of Racism” as “essential reading” and “a pioneering contribution to critical race theory scholarship”
Judge Jackson claimed she has “drawn heavily” from leading CRT advocate Janet Bell

In a lecture, Judge Jackson highlighted the 1619 Project, which was repurposed into materials for K-12 students – originally claiming that the “true founding” of the U.S. began when the first slave ship arrived in the U.S.

Judge Jackson has revealed that she finds critical race theory to be an important component of sentencing

In a lecture, Judge Jackson revealed that she found sentencing “interesting on an intellectual level, in part because it melds together myriad types of law” including “constitutional law, critical race theory” and others

why are you so afraid of simple facts? there is no doubt slavery and then jim crow laws that existed in this country for hundreds of years is a major reason why black people are still behind in earnings, get tougher sentences for the same crimes as whites with similar backgrounds, and all the rest. the same reason so few women are the heads of fortune 500 companies even today, and almost none 20 years ago. being held down and suppressed has consequences that takes time to heal.
 
It really isn't. On the other hand, virtually all of the Q & A I've seen with her so far has her giving non-answers to every question tossed at her. That is, she doesn't answer the question but rather equivocates, obfuscates, or otherwise weasel words an evasion of an answer. Her repeatedly saying that something asked isn't a "legal matter" per se and that she can't or won't comment on it tells me that her handlers and preppers advised her to avoid straight / direct answers to questions that might then be used in a 'gotcha' scenario.

In short, she's not telling the committee much of anything about her other than she's a good weasel of a liar...err, lawyer. Good lawyers make lousy judges. That's because a good lawyer has no scruples or morals and is willing to do anything to win for their client. A good judge has to have a moral grounding and the firmly fixed set of values that go with that.

she has her record to look at. how she has judged cases at the federal level, as an appeals court. isn't that a better way to judge her ability to judge than defining words, you goofy right wing clowns?
 
she has her record to look at. how she has judged cases at the federal level, as an appeals court. isn't that a better way to judge her ability to judge than defining words, you goofy right wing clowns?

With Barrett, the Democrats zeroed in on her religion like the goofy Left-wing clowns they are...
 
Ridiculous," media personality Piers Morgan tweeted. "I’m not a brain surgeon but I know what a brain is. This is where ‘progressive’ thinking leads - to a terror of stating basic unarguable facts lest it offend the woke brigade."

"The Party of Science," proclaimed RealClearInvestigations deputy editor Benjamin Weingarten. "Thing is, this is a perfect illustration of where progressive ideology leads us: To a position in which a Supreme Court nominee won’t admit the most basic of truths."

"Wow, our WOKE world has come to this that an educated woman can't even define herself...

some called it out as a form of virtue signaling, with conservative LGBTQ author Chad Felix Greene writing, "This has become the new way progressives express their moral superiority without revealing their intellectual weakness."

Editor-in-chief of The Federalist Mollie Hemingway added, "The new leftist orthodoxy is that ‘woman’ can’t be defined scientifically or logically and that if you do so define it, you must be canceled and destroyed. Healthy."
https://www.foxnews.com/media/outrage-ketanji-brown-jackson-tells-senators-woman-bizarre
 
Other Twitter critics pounced on Jackson invoking biology in her response. Informed Dissent podcaster Leonydus Johnson pointed out, "In her asinine deflection, she accidentally acknowledged that being a woman is defined by biology."

Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon noted that "to say biologists must answer this question is to suggest that womanhood is tied to biology (which is what conservatives argue)."

"If she knows it's a biological question then she knows the answer," American Commitment President Phil Kerpen chimed in.

Some legal experts mused on the judicial implications, like Harmeet K. Dhillon, founder and CEO of The Center for American Liberty, who asked, "How do you adjudicate Title VII claims without being able to answer this question? Title IX?"
 
With Barrett, the Democrats zeroed in on her religion like the goofy Left-wing clowns they are...

it is a legitimate concern, when people who judge let their religious views override legal and scientific facts. any judge who wants to change roe - wade is probably letting their religious views override science. not wanting to define woman is not a big deal, except to stupid fuck right wing goons.
 
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If words have no fixed meaning, then they are meaningless...
 
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