Judge Amy Coney Barret sat through tortuous stupidity and patiently explained why as a sitting judge she couldn’t comment on hypotheticals put to her by Democrat Senators on the Judiciary Committee. Some law students took to Tik Tok to clap back at ACB for not answering the hypotheticals. Notice, I said law students. They don’t know what they don’t know.

Here for your viewing pleasure are the law students of Tik Tok:

Law students on TikTok have been watching the hearings and are fed the fuck up. LOLOL. They’ve had it. pic.twitter.com/59hFhiM1OT

— Saeed Jones (@theferocity) October 14, 2020

That’s right law students say they don’t have to study law anymore because JUDGE Amy Coney Barrett wouldn’t answer hypotheticals put to her by the dim bulb Senators on the Judiciary Committee. She could and did talk about decisions in cases she had decided. She would not and should not have speculated on cases that might come before her on the Supreme Court once she is confirmed, or if not, when she goes back to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals.

The girls got ratioed big time. So the lead girl made a response. She says the original Tik Tok was a joke. Yeah, right. Her name is Ariana Garcia-Moore. She is a fan of Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez. Then, she tweeted that it wasn’t a joke because Republicans don’t know the difference between the Ginsburg Rule and non-participation in a hearing. So, which is it?

I really have Republican trolls telling me to drop out of law school and get back in the kitchen because they can't understand the difference between invoking the Ginsburg Rule and using it as an excuse to refuse to participate in a confirmation hearing

— Ariana Garcia-Moore (@arianagarcia_m) October 15, 2020

Please don’t work in a kitchen. I wouldn’t trust you to make me a sandwich. I think you should stay in law school. You might learn something. Ariana, I watched every painful hour of the ACB hearing. I only have nine hours of business law courses (mostly, contract law). I found Judge Coney Barrett to be great. She taught a great civics course through those hours of hearings. And, she didn’t have any ethical lapses. Unlike, say, you.

I think what is painful for some of these people, like Ariana, is watching a Conservative woman. A successful Conservative woman.

For Ariana and all the other law students, I give you Laura Wolk, a blind, Supreme Court Clerk, and former ACB student:

What Judge Barrett, then Professor Barrett, did is what real Conservatives do. They provide “strength, encouragement and solace” to those they are able to help.

To all the law students out there, you could do worse than to learn from Judge (Justice) Amy Coney Barrett. And, always remember, the internet last forever.

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