Reading Justice Ketanji "Black Girl Magic" Brown Jackson's dissenting opinion in the college race-based admissions case is truly one of those times.
Then there's Jackson, who professed to believe in the opposite.
Jackson then chronicled every way in which blacks are at a disadvantage - including in fictional ways - asserting that the only way to remedy the matter was to then compensate black Americans with preferential treatment.
We're told to take this person seriously, just like we're told to take it seriously that a man who says he's a woman is actually, literally indistinguishable from any other woman.
People like Jackson say things like, "If we aren't allowed to discriminate based on race, racism will get worse," and we're expected to consider it a legitimate and logical argument.
Up is truly down and the quickest way from point A to point B is to zig-zag and take a break at the halfway mark.
Ketanji Brown Jackson's dissent is an extension of all of that tripe.
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