You know the easy way to solve this thing? Go to an another judge. Why cause all of this fuss just to get married. If he does get fired your losing an experienced judge who could be useful in cases that doesn't involve race.
Too bad both you and the Judge are wrong.As well he should. This was not unexpected.
Still, I maintain that he was not an evil man nor a racist, and is being severely misjudged and misunderstood.
The Judge was wrong. I am not. Too bad you can't seem to comprehend that.Too bad both you and the Judge are wrong.As well he should. This was not unexpected.
Still, I maintain that he was not an evil man nor a racist, and is being severely misjudged and misunderstood.
The Judge was wrong. I am not. Too bad you can't seem to comprehend that.Too bad both you and the Judge are wrong.As well he should. This was not unexpected.
Still, I maintain that he was not an evil man nor a racist, and is being severely misjudged and misunderstood.
It at least is based on available evidence and not conjecture.The Judge was wrong. I am not. Too bad you can't seem to comprehend that.Too bad both you and the Judge are wrong.
Your opinion on the judge's personal motives based on his statement of not being a racist is no more factual than our opinions that he is based on his actions. Don't start pretending as if you have some inside knowledge all of a sudden.
It at least is based on available evidence and not conjecture.The Judge was wrong. I am not. Too bad you can't seem to comprehend that.
Your opinion on the judge's personal motives based on his statement of not being a racist is no more factual than our opinions that he is based on his actions. Don't start pretending as if you have some inside knowledge all of a sudden.
Majority rules, huh? Guess that means gay marriage is wrong, based on the popular votes in 30 or so States.^Oh, d'you mean stereotypes like old judges who claim they're saving potential interracial children from hard lives? Racism disguised as good intentions is still racism. After all, look at poor Derek Jeter, who's been on several winning World Series teams, including this year's. If only he weren't half black! Geez. You're wrong and we're right. Majority rules! -- RR
Majority rules, huh? Guess that means gay marriage is wrong, based on the popular votes in 30 or so States.^Oh, d'you mean stereotypes like old judges who claim they're saving potential interracial children from hard lives? Racism disguised as good intentions is still racism. After all, look at poor Derek Jeter, who's been on several winning World Series teams, including this year's. If only he weren't half black! Geez. You're wrong and we're right. Majority rules! -- RR
Again - its not racism unless it stems from racial hatred or ideas of superiority/inferiority. There is no evidence suggesting that here - only your own suppositions.
No, it stems from the correct perception that other people - not himself - often treat people of African descent poorly. His ideas on what to do about it are flawed, but his assessment of this fact is quite correct, and completely non-racist. He does not believe himself that they are inferior, merely that others will treat them as such.Majority rules, huh? Guess that means gay marriage is wrong, based on the popular votes in 30 or so States.^Oh, d'you mean stereotypes like old judges who claim they're saving potential interracial children from hard lives? Racism disguised as good intentions is still racism. After all, look at poor Derek Jeter, who's been on several winning World Series teams, including this year's. If only he weren't half black! Geez. You're wrong and we're right. Majority rules! -- RR
Again - its not racism unless it stems from racial hatred or ideas of superiority/inferiority. There is no evidence suggesting that here - only your own suppositions.
You proved my point with your last statement. Bardwell assumed that the kids from a union he didn't want to sanction would have an inferior life simply because they were mixed-race. So his racism does stem from notions of superiority/inferiority.-- RR
No, it stems from the correct perception that other people - not himself - often treat people of African descent poorly. His ideas on what to do about it are flawed, but his assessment of this fact is quite correct, and completely non-racist. He does not believe himself that they are inferior, merely that others will treat them as such.Majority rules, huh? Guess that means gay marriage is wrong, based on the popular votes in 30 or so States.
Again - its not racism unless it stems from racial hatred or ideas of superiority/inferiority. There is no evidence suggesting that here - only your own suppositions.
You proved my point with your last statement. Bardwell assumed that the kids from a union he didn't want to sanction would have an inferior life simply because they were mixed-race. So his racism does stem from notions of superiority/inferiority.-- RR
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