Do Judge Brett Kavanaugh's appearance and behavior — signal a core-nasty person?

© 2018 Peter Free

 

05 September 2018

 

 

An initial premise

 

Kindness and compassion usually show in someone's demeanor.

 

Perhaps that's a quality not necessary in judges. Which probably well explains the reprehensible white supremacy and plutocracy-favoring characteristics of the American state.

 

 

Consider Supreme Court nominee — Judge Brett Kavanaugh

 

Here's a person who — frankly — looks like a caricature of a:

 

historically traditional,

 

wealthy elite-favoring,

 

white-to-the-bone,

 

de facto anti-Christ

 

Republican.

 

 

He's also the guy who (evidently consciously) avoided shaking grieving father, Fred Guttenberg's hand.

 

See that video and a perfectly timed photograph (by Andrew Harnick of the Associated Press), here.

 

Kavanaugh's behavior in that instance so incensed former Republican (and still media-prominent) Joe Scarborough, that he went off on him and his supporters — for their "lack of humanity."

 

 

Those Kavanaugh traits, combined . . .

 

. . . probably told (even a metaphorical) Jesus enough to reject the nominee's supposedly admirable legal qualifications.

 

 

The moral? — Is Judge Kavanaugh a fine choice for the Court?

 

Or is he just another wretchedly mean-spirited, elitist-favoring, societally obtuse Adam Henry?