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To: Jay777

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (Wm Clinton's appointee)formerly of the ACLU!!!



April 26, 2005
A Clarion Call for Weak Thought
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, formerly of the ACLU, has given a speech about how proper it is for the Supreme Court to look at other nations' law when they try to interpret our Constitution.

You can get a sense of her worldview by merely looking at the title of her lecture: ""'A decent Respect to the Opinions of [Human]kind': the Value of a Comparative Perspective in Constitutional Adjudication"

She can't even bring herself to let that little historical authenticity "opinions of mankind" pass her censorious lips. History exists to be reformed. Jefferson did not say "Humankind". The big bad omnipresent censor strikes.

Newspeak...[ref: Orwell's *1984*]

The interesting thing about Edward Whelan's analysis is that it seems to show that Ginsburg's reasoning is not really reasoning. It is disjointed pseudo-reasoning, full of leaps and non-sequiturs. Therein is the real failure of liberal thought - it takes on the form of intellectual discussion, but it violates most of the rules of intellectual honesty. That's why we so often cannot follow it. It's not deep, it's rambling.


Source: http://www.penraker.com Excerpt

The ACLU practices INTELLECTUAL DISHONESTY which is reason enought to explain why Justess Ginsburg "formerly of the ACLU..." is willing to be persuaded by the (Kerry's) "Global Test" concept for interpreting U.S. Constitutional law.


36 posted on 05/04/2005 6:42:07 PM PDT by purpleland (The price of freedom is vigilance.)
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To: purpleland

Thanks for that info.


37 posted on 05/04/2005 7:49:04 PM PDT by Jay777 (My personal blog: www.stoptheaclu.blogspot.com)
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