Kavanaugh has his dinner disturbed.

[Swede]

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[H2O Man]

1. Recommended.

This might drive him to drink.

[Bluethroughu]

8. Lol

[Haggard Celine]

22. Hope he gets a DUI.

[FoxNewsSucks]

2. Maybe they should just ban beer-bong Brett

to preserve the decency of their other customers.

Fuck him, and fuck them.

[claudette]

3. Weren't the protesters

outside the restaurant? They had every right to be there peaceably. What a shame he was "bothered" by the noise. I read that Kavanaugh doesn't know there is no "right to eat dinner in a restaurant without noise" specifically written in the Constitution.

[Swede]

4. Welcome to DU claudette!

This post says you'll have a good time and many a post here.

[claudette]

5. Thank you!

I like it here!

[jimfields33]

11. I'm not sure this is cool.

Remember when the Supreme Court ruled for gay marriage? Would we be as cool if protesters followed our liberal judges everywhere? I’m not so sure we’d have the same outlook.

[Raven123]

20. I too have mixed feelings.

However, I look at those lives lost due gun violence, and the unwillingness of SCOTUS to uphold reasonable laws. I think of Buffalo, where people were shopping. They will never eat another dinner. It’s a different time. SCOTUS is out of touch with the American people, and have NO check. I’m nit sure they should feel completely comfortable.

[vapor2]

56. Well said!

[Captain Zero]

67. He could always resign if he doesn't like the job

Fuck him if he can't take a joke.

[treestar]

28. True, though that did not happen?

Or the liberal justices don't whine about it.

the right to peaceful protest is there, though I agree, it would be better not to make it personal and protest in front of the Supreme Court building rather than follow justices around to places like home and restaurants. But as to the First Amendment, there is a right to do that anyway. Just stay on the public paths.

[FoxNewsSucks]

71. I'm sure it happened, they just didn't whine about it.

As Shumer said, there are protesters outside his house every week. He just doesn't cry about it like the cons do.

[Happy Hoosier]

42. Are you suggesting that the First Amendment does not apply here?

I mean, you can argue that it's inappropriate, but I think it's hard to argue that they don't have a right to protest.

[jimfields33]

55. Nope. They can do it.

[wnylib]

58. Ruling for gay marriage hurts no one.

Ruling against abortion hurts many.

One is not worth protesting. The other is.

[KPN]

73. THIS. Kavanaugh and his conservative cohorts imposed their will on everyone despite

the harm it does -- including loss of life -- on many.

[KPN]

75. Good. nt

[yaesu]

62. being inconvenienced at a restaurant isn't the same as dying because of you can't get a life saving

abortion. They drew first blood, its war.

[bluestarone]

70. I disagree!

THEY will do it to us in a heartbeat! If it's our right, DO IT!

[Maraya1969]

78. I actually think there is a difference and that is these justices took away rights. Gay marriage

affects no on in a negative way unless they are filled with bigotry. They screamed that gay marriage would affect "the sanctity of marriage" but I bet if you asked anyone of them if their marriage was any less sacred they would say "NO"

What these others ones did is take away rights, make women more vulnerable and make poor people poorer. That is a big difference in my opinion.

[yardwork]

80. It's a false equivalency. Right wingers are "following" all progressives everywhere.

We're already in the fight. Better to fight back than to pretend it isn't so.

[Kingofalldems]

86. There is zero comparison.

[agingdem]

6. maybe asshole Alito

can reference his 14th century Witches and Wizards playbook and come up with an incantation or two he can apply to the Constitution regarding Kavanaugh's flight from his beer soaked blood rare fillet...

[2naSalit]

7. The poor bong boy baby!

Maybe he'll get liver cancer from all that booze.

[FelineOverlord]

9. Go for it!

No more civility toward these fascists!

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[FakeNoose]

10. I hope this is how it will be for the rest of his life

Let him get take-out, for all I care.

[CaptainTruth]

45. +100

[llmart]

60. Great answer!

Also, if he is so anxious to take women back to the 1950's, why isn't he at home having his wife cook him some weenies and beans? In an apron and high heels and bringing him a cocktail as he floats in the door.

[FelineOverlord]

12. Get used to it.

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[Caliman73]

79. There is no Constitutional right to eat at a restaurant.

Show me where it says you have a Constitutionally protected right to eat at a restaurant without protest.

[leftyladyfrommo]

13. He has no one but himself to blame. It will

probably be a big problem for him for a while

[leftyladyfrommo]

14. He has no one but himself to blame. It will

probably be a big problem for him for a while. Good restaurants aren't going to want him. They aren't going to want that kind of trouble.

[DBoon]

24. They could just give him a small private room for him to enjoy his meal

[ARPad95]

81. No, that's where breastfeeding mothers are sent because, heaven forbid, a baby is seen receiving

nourishment from a breast at the dinner table.

[USALiberal]

31. Posted twice

[FelineOverlord]

15. Yelp!

Link to tweet

[Bettie]

16. Well, Beer Bong Brett

could have chosen to face the consequences of his decisions.

If he believes in what he's doing, if he truly believes that women are little more than incubators, devoid of human rights, then he should have faced the protestors and said so.

But, he's a cowardly piece of shit.

[grumpyduck]

17. Suck it up, beer boy.

What about all those lawmakers who had their peaceful work session to confirm the election "disturbed" by a mob of non-peaceful assholes?

Get used to it.

[malaise]

18. If only those women he harassed had exits from which to escape

Fuck him.

[blueknight73]

19. These miserable

Fucking pricks should never be able to enjoy a meal out again. Ruin their fucking lives, like all the fucking lives they have ruined

[eShirl]

21. Just Boof It

[DBoon]

23. What about the other diners who were inconvenienced ...

... by having to share the dining room with an incompetent, evil judge who somehow managed to become a Supreme Court justice.

[not fooled]

65. And doesn't a restaurant have the right

to refuse to seat anyone, as long as there is not e.g. racial discrimination involved?

Morton's didn't have to take his reservation?

They could have avoided the incident by not seating him.

[plimsoll]

25. I dunno eating at Mortons is sort of void of decency itself.

It's one of the ultimate acts of conspicuous consumption.

[Raven]

26. Morton's? It costs $100 just to sit down in that place. n/t

[SergeStorms]

50. No worries....

I'm sure the NRA or evanhellical xtians are picking up the tab.

[yardwork]

83. Or who ever it was that paid off his gambling debts.

[SergeStorms]

94. Someone from....

or through the Federalist Society. That's where I'd place my bet. They wanted to clean up the drunken Frat-boy's economic indiscretions before a "thorough" FBI investigation.

on the "thorough" FBI investigation.

[ARPad95]

27. Awwww, poor Brett had to abort his dinner via the back alley method.

Sniveling coward!

[pfitz59]

29. Do not give any of them a moment's rest

They have condemned women to 'involuntary servitude'. They should pay the price for their evil.

[FreepFryer]

30. the obvious bad faith of SCOTUS makes this inevitable. there are costs to his unjust incivility (nt)

[jeffreyi]

32. May he never have a peaceful, smug moment again.

[delisen]

33. Morton's can relocate to N Korea if they are anti First Amendment

It is sad tha Morton’s did not affirm the rights of our citizens in its statement.

[Marcuse]

34. Is there no right to privacy?

[LoisB]

49. Not if you are a woman according to Kavanaugh, Alito, Thomas, Roberts, what's-her-name, and

Gorsuch.

[inthewind21]

54. Nope

Not anymore. The Supreme Court just ruled so. Live by the sword, die by the sword!

[dchill]

35. I love it. Steakhouse management wants to talk about...

..."void of decency." Like they're the arbiters, here. I'm thinking maybe Brett might not want to go out to eat for the foreseeable future. Just a thought.

[Initech]

36. He deliberately and intentionally lied under oath and screwed half the country.

He doesn't get to eat peacefully...

[Wingus Dingus]

37. Violate my privacy, get yours violated.

Fuck him and the others.

[TNNurse]

38. My favorite comment was that the Right to Have Dinner is not in the Constitution.

[justhanginon]

39. You only had to exit a restaurant boofer boy, unlike women that have to leave

their state to receive proper health care because of you and your theocratic buddies.

[Traildogbob]

40. I love

Someone posted here earlier “ Dinner is not in the constitution”. I did not read it but now I know exactly what it meant. Most excellent.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

41. Millions of Americans wish they had a decent dinner to be disturbed.

A few may even work at that restaurant, including some that might wish they could join the protest.

Let's discuss void of decency in a much broader context.

Kavanaugh's rulings are about as selfish and void of decency as it gets, so why did they serve him?


Elitist asshole........

[They_Live]

43. He lied to Congress.

He lied to the American People.

This is what happens when you lie and are a black-out alcoholic rapist liar freak.

[Happy Hoosier]

44. To those who think this protest isn't Constitutional....

.... I'd like to remind you of the gauntlets that women going to women's health clinics have had to endure for DECADES.

Fuck Boofinaugh.

[SouthernDem4ever]

46. If I don't feel comfortable in a restaurant due to his shitty gun law rulings

he deserves more than a few protesters.

[Wicked Blue]

47. Let him have his just deserts nt

[cbabe]

52. With a cherry on top.

[Wicked Blue]

77. pies

[minstrel76]

48. I'm having a really hard time finding any empathy with injustice Kavanaugh

I mean, he didn't have to sexually assault those women, and he didn't have to lie at his confirmation hearing, and he didn't have to refuse to have any consideration for the possible impacts of his SCOTUS decisions, or the people he is hurting with them. But he did anyway. Therefore, I say if he has to look over his shoulder for the rest of his life because of all this, then *shrugs*.

[yaesu]

51. The drunk probably always leaves via the back door and probably gets special seating nt

[LetMyPeopleVote]

53. The right pf privacy should not have been eliminated by the SCOTUS

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[irisblue]

57. NO JUSTICE NO STEAK!

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[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

59. Hope he didn't puke all over the table

All that beer chugging can make it hard to keep one's dinner down.

[CaptainTruth]

61. Let him eat tots & pears.

[link:|]

[dixiechiken1]

63. May he never eat a peaceful meal again. EVER.

Fuck him. 🖕

[wnylib]

64. What a whiny wimp.

[aggiesal]

66. When discussing the propriety of protesting ...

outside of supreme court justices' homes,
it's important to remember that in the 90s the court
held that protesting outside of the homes of
abortion clinic employees is protected by the first amendment.

[James48]

68. Morton's is waaay overpriced anyway.

$ 13 for French onion soup.
$13 for a baked potato
$ 13 for a side of Brussels sprouts.
And
$139 for a ribeye steak.

Not to mention the price of drinks.

Sorry Brett, but no beer bongs here. Go find another place.

[relayerbob]

69. Awwwww, poooh baby

Did he cry as he left, or was he not drunk enough yet?

And Morton's? Over-priced and under-quality, IMO. But about right for a lowlife trying to look cool

[SWBTATTReg]

72. No peace, no rest for the thugs on the Supreme Court who continue to rule unconstitutionally

on long term things that have been settled law. What's next, the right to protest peacefully anywhere would be deemed illegal? The right to vote period? The right to drive? The right to work at a decent paying job?

[Turbineguy]

74. Not smart from Morton's

Leave it alone.

[elias7]

76. Good thing abortion was legal when he was growing up

Given his proclivity for abusing girls and young women, I wouldn’t find it hard to believe he didn’t impregnate someone

[sl8]

82. " ... the right to congregate and eat dinner"

Also not found in the Constitution.

[Blue Owl]

84. Wompity Womp Womp...

[Emile]

85. Why would he care about his privacy?

[dalton99a]

87. Those who deprive others of their rights deserve no rights.

[Emile]

88. Ahh his right to privacy was disturbed.

[Kingofalldems]

89. MAGAts triggered by this.

So kick and rec.

[Cha]

90. Boo Hoo.. We've had our LIVES

Much More than "Disturbed".

Please Fight to Save Our Democracy💙 in 2022 & 2024!:

[cagefreesoylentgreen]

91. Morton's?

This just reeks of "Let them eat steak!" all over. $120 for a chain restaurant steak, $30 for a baked potato? Yes, let there be no peasants here!

[live love laugh]

92. Don Lewis of Morton's should STFU.

[DFW]

93. At the confirmation hearings, he said he liked beer

Maybe if he said he liked steak, they would have left him alone

Well, that and letting Roe stand……