Attention Townspeople: You Can’t “Follow The Science” Anymore, Because Leftist Wackjobs Have Killed It

All we’ve heard for the past two years is, “follow the science!, follow the science!, Fauci IS science!, FOLLOW ITTTTTT!”

And then when their darling Supreme Court Justice nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson is asked the SIMPLEST of questions – “What is a woman?” – she answers with, “I’m not a biologist.”

Ummmm, lady?  If someone asked me what a DOG is, I wouldn’t say, “weeelllll, I’m not a VETERINARIAN.”  WTF.  People have gone and lost their damn minds.  And by people, I obviously mean the liberal left.

USA Today is part of that group.  They wrote an article defending this bullcrap:

I guess science is a social construct. pic.twitter.com/70a7hDW0l4

— Jay Caruso (@JayCaruso) March 24, 2022

OMG.

Please note the quotation marks around the word “woman,” where they should be around the word “science,” because science is BORKED these days. If you would’ve asked me thirteen years ago that I’d be posting about this absolute NONSENSE, I would’ve laughed at you. Yet, here we are.

From the USA Today “article” (and yes, I put that in quotes, too):

“I don’t want to see this question punted to biology as if science can offer a simple, definitive answer,” said Rebecca Jordan-Young, a scientist and gender studies scholar at Barnard College whose work explores the relationships between science and the social hierarchies of gender and sexuality. “The rest of her answer was more interesting and important. She said ‘as a judge, what I do is I address disputes. If there’s a dispute about a definition, people make arguments, and I look at the law, and I decide.’ In other words, she said context matters – which is true in both biology and society. I think that’s a pretty good answer for a judge.”

Alia thought that was a good answer for a judge, y’all.  Good for her.  What do you want to bet that Alia also had one of those “BIDEN HARRIS!” rings around her face during the 2020 campaign cycle?

Bless Alia’s bleeding heart.  But I’m old enough to remember when science indeed WASN’T a construct.