Politician worship is celebrity worship for people who desperately want to feel prettier than the person they are worshiping. Essentially it’s celebrity worship for the morally woke victim mentality. Don’t want to work out? Worship someone ugly and mediocre. The newest trend of politician worship is RBG. Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Albeit not a politician but even more boring, sub standard, and pretentiously obtuse; a Supreme Court Justice.
The idea that I have to respect a person’s occupational life that was of a highly privileged, and unchecked position for decades that used said hierarchical standing to abuse their power through an abstract liberal interpretation of the constitution is absurd. I will respect her human life, and that she was a dedicated mother. But it ends there.
I will always hope a fellow human was a good person, and finds peace in the afterlife. But, I will not slobber over RBG’s life’s work just because Urban Outfitters sells a graphic tee telling me she’s a hero. Not to mention all the Instagram stories all weekend long that have been re-posting said image-- underscored by some bull shit Public Enemy song.
A trail blazing woman in a male dominated field. All the respect. But dig deeper into her actual beliefs, and I begin to lose said respect. First off her ardently held belief on abortion is somewhat off putting. Be pro-choice, be pro-life, I’m down to discuss and debate. But she was beyond pro-choice. In her court dissenting opinions, and interviews she all but flirted with being pro-abortion through the scope of eugenics for the undesirable population. Sounds like a twisted conspiracy? Trying to tarnish her reputation? It’s not. She led the typical life of a coastal elite with contempt for the very poor, and inner city communities she claimed to be a champion for throughout her career.
With the modern leftist; judge or politician it always seems to come down to this frothing desire for control through the reshaping of what they see as a flawed America. She claimed to reverently defend the small man to reshape a better future through incremental change, and yet it’s all through the desire for big government policies. In other words, control. The classic “I know better,” activism from the judge’s chambers.
A redneck? A good person who is a Catholic and also pro-life? An inner city black. I’ll be there for you, but trust me you don’t know any better, I’ll take it from here.
That is the mantra of the modern left, and she has been leading that charge for decades.
"Frankly I had thought that at the time [Roe vs. Wade] was decided," Ginsburg told her interviewer, Emily Bazelon, "there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don't want to have too many of."
-RBG
“...in populations that we don’t want too many of…” How disgusting and foul of even a theoretical thought to have as a human. Could you imagine if a man had this kind of morally deranged musing out loud, and if he were a Conservative? The streets would be running red with social justice blood thirst for white men, and if they couldn’t find any... on to Plan B! Let’s burn down some churches.
Good sound minded people, including many of my peers get all wrapped up in the moral trimmings of these individuals. On the surface they always come off as Eleanor Roosevelt and George Washington all wrapped up into a Revolutionary Burrito. But, we as a people have to do better. Our modern day society needs to take a deep breath, and not allow the Zach Braff, Justin Theroux, and Aubrey Plaza’s Instagram posts direct our moral compass. They are just actors. Vapid, shallow, and controlled by the trend of a town that is nothing more than a giant High School. For if we stopped, and took an objective second, we would all realize that someone like RBG (at least in her professional life), was morally mediocre at best, and an authoritarian eugenicist at worst.
So to RBG. Rest In Peace. The deeper I dig, the more I have nothing but respect for you as a Mother and a Woman. But for you as a judge; you were the opposite of everything I believe in, so to that I say.
FILL // THE // SEAT
Bring back America to a morally sound strict Constitutional Republic. Before it’s too late.
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