Gorsuch refuses to mask up

[DancingOutlaw]

Does the vaccine work or not?

 

[evillawyer]

Leason 1 on humility:

If you have concerns about your personal health, do not assume it is the role of others to protect you. That would be the opposite of courage, civility, and humility.

I assume you're also opposed to businesses reserving the prime parking spots for the disabled. If they wanted those spots they could have gotten there when the store opened. It's not our job to accommodate the gimps. Amirite?

 

[VolStrom]

If Sotomayor is remote and this was all about her why are the other six dumbasses still wearing masks?

The same reason you should blow your horn every time you see a dumbass driving in a car alone wearing a mask.

 

[AirVol]

You’d argue with a milepost.

He’d give Huff a run for his money.

 

[utvolpj]

Link to her choosing not to work from a safe space?

Link to her lying?

Voluntarily making a minor personal sacrifice for health or peace of mind of a colleague is not “taking responsibility for their health.” That’s just shrieking hyperbole.

Her comments during the vax mandate discussion show she does not know what is going on. She's making decisions based on bad info. The facts she presented were lies

She's choosing the bench over remote and believes that someone else choosing to not wear a ceremonial cloth puts her at risk. She can just remain there

There's no need for the sacrifice and it's an attempt to make a point. She needs to educate herself on this, leave the real stats and figure out how best to keep herself safe.

 

[PEPPERJAX]

Sorry. I didn’t realize how hard it would be to get the gerbil back out. But that black pleather mask did look great on you

Wtf

Lulz

 

[evillawyer]

From:
Neil Gorsuch rues loss of civility in public life in his new book

"In his book, Gorsuch makes a plea for kindness and manners, recounting advice from the English grandmother of his wife, Louise, who told him that he would regret things he did and things left undone, but that he would never be sorry for being kind.

And he notes that George Washington had to copy by hand all 110 rules of civility that were written by the Jesuits in 1595. In the interview, Gorsuch paraphrased one rule that he particularly liked.

“Do not speak so closely to another person with such enthusiasm that you bedew the other man with your spittle,” he said, from a safe distance. “It’s a good rule. It’s a good rule.”

 

[VOLS INC.]

Does the vaccine work or not?

Define “work”

 

[hog88]

I assume you're also opposed to businesses reserving the prime parking spots for the disabled. If they wanted those spots they could have gotten there when the store opened. It's not our job to accommodate the gimps. Amirite?

I absolutely oppose the government mandating handicapped parking at private businesses.

 

[utvolpj]

From:
Neil Gorsuch rues loss of civility in public life in his new book

"In his book, Gorsuch makes a plea for kindness and manners, recounting advice from the English grandmother of his wife, Louise, who told him that he would regret things he did and things left undone, but that he would never be sorry for being kind.

And he notes that George Washington had to copy by hand all 110 rules of civility that were written by the Jesuits in 1595. In the interview, Gorsuch paraphrased one rule that he particularly liked.

“Do not speak so closely to another person with such enthusiasm that you bedew the other man with your spittle,” he said, from a safe distance. “It’s a good rule. It’s a good rule.”

They're clearly separated far enough that spittle will not reach another

 

[evillawyer]

They're clearly separated far enough that spittle will not reach another

(1) Gorsuch says we should be kind to one another.
(2) Wearing a mask at the request of another who is immunocompromised would be an act of kindness.
.: (3) Gorsuch believes he should wear a mask where it would be an act of kindness.
(4) Gorsuch believes that one never regrets being kind.
.: (5) Gorsuch would not regret wearing a mask.

Seems to be the argument he's committed to.

 

[PEPPERJAX]

I assume you're also opposed to businesses reserving the prime parking spots for the disabled. If they wanted those spots they could have gotten there when the store opened. It's not our job to accommodate the gimps. Amirite?

That is a horrible comparison. In this scenario another person cannot walk or is disabled and needs to have easier access to the business. You are seriously going to equate that to someone freely choosing not to wear a blue paper towel on their face?

 

[LouderVol]

I'm guessing Gorsuch has probably attended more than a few Jewish funerals, and willingly consented to wearing a kippah at those funerals. Why? Because he was requested to do so and refusing to do so would be a major douchebag move and sign of disrespect. Wonder why he's refusing to wear a mask know? Oh I know, because he's trying to be a douchebag and show disrespect for his colleague. MAGA!

So he is a douchebag for not wearing a mask, but she is not a douchebag for requiring it?

Usually I consider the one requiring special considerations to be the onerous one.

Has there ever been an established protocol on for the Supreme Courts apparel? Were masks added?

 

[hog88]

(1) Gorsuch says we should be kind to one another.
(2) Wearing a mask at the request of another who is immunocompromised would be an act of kindness.
.: (3) Gorsuch believes he should wear a mask where it would be an act of kindness.
(4) Gorsuch believes that one never regrets being kind.
.: (5) Gorsuch would not regret wearing a mask.

Seems to be the argument he's committed to.

Grasping at straws.

 

[n_huffhines]

So he is a douchebag for not wearing a mask, but she is not a douchebag for requiring it?

Usually I consider the one requiring special considerations to be the onerous one.

Has there ever been an established protocol on for the Supreme Courts apparel? Were masks added?

I know they're not supposed to wear any kind of bottom under the robe.

 

[n_huffhines]

(1) Gorsuch says we should be kind to one another.
(2) Wearing a mask at the request of another who is immunocompromised would be an act of kindness.
.: (3) Gorsuch believes he should wear a mask where it would be an act of kindness.
(4) Gorsuch believes that one never regrets being kind.
.: (5) Gorsuch would not regret wearing a mask.

Seems to be the argument he's committed to.

None of this excludes the idea that it's not that big of a deal.

 

[evillawyer]

That is a horrible comparison. In this scenario another person cannot walk or is disabled and needs to have easier access to the business. You are seriously going to equate that to someone freely choosing not to wear a blue paper towel on their face?

No, it's a valid comparison. You're asking able-bodied people to make a minor accommodation (walking a little further than they otherwise would have to) to make life easier on those with a pre-existing condition.

 

[DancingOutlaw]

Define “work”

I cannot think of a time when the fervent had so little faith in their saving grace.

 

[Vol8188]

I assume you're also opposed to businesses reserving the prime parking spots for the disabled. If they wanted those spots they could have gotten there when the store opened. It's not our job to accommodate the gimps. Amirite?

This would be oppose of that. It would be the crippled asking everyone else to show up later because she’s attempting to place her burden upon him.

Why can’t she simply wear an N95?

 

[hog88]

No, it's a valid comparison. You're asking able-bodied people to make a minor accommodation (walking a little further than they otherwise would have to) to make life easier on those with a pre-existing condition.

Actually the requirements for handicapped parking are forcing business owners to have wasted parking spaces in many cases.

 

[Vol8188]

That is a horrible comparison. In this scenario another person cannot walk or is disabled and needs to have easier access to the business. You are seriously going to equate that to someone freely choosing not to wear a blue paper towel on their face?

There must be some list of horrible analogies on the other 98 today

 

[utvolpj]

(1) Gorsuch says we should be kind to one another.
(2) Wearing a mask at the request of another who is immunocompromised would be an act of kindness.
.: (3) Gorsuch believes he should wear a mask where it would be an act of kindness.
(4) Gorsuch believes that one never regrets being kind.
.: (5) Gorsuch would not regret wearing a mask.

Seems to be the argument he's committed to.

Asking others to cover their face with ceremonial cloth is not being kind. She started it

They're all fully vaxxed, tested and spread out. If she had any desire to understand the situation, her recent comments shows she doesn't, she would realize her request is useless. Might as well ask him to wear a hat

 

[evillawyer]

Actually the requirements for handicapped parking are forcing business owners to have wasted parking spaces in many cases.

At least you're consistent in your loathing of the disabled. Kudos to you.

 

[evillawyer]

Asking others to cover their face with ceremonial cloth is not being kind. She started it

They're all fully vaxxed, tested and spread out. If she had any desire to understand the situation, her recent comments shows she doesn't, she would realize her request is useless. Might as well ask him to wear a hat

Seems like her conservative colleagues, save one, think differently than you.

 

[RockyTop85]

You’d argue with a milepost.

Doubt it. A milepost is smart enough to not argue without reading the story first.