Brett Kavanaugh says trans kids should not be ostracized. His sports ruling does exactly that

Justice Brett Kavanaugh, in writing the majority opinion in two cases announced on Tuesday that allowed states to ban transgender girls and women from school sports, wanted credit for his "compassion." If you'll recall, this is the same guy who most likely laughed along with Donald Trump's disgusting descriptions of Haitians and asylum seekers.In the same opinion that stripped transgender kids of the right to play on a team with their classmates, he paused to note that their "desire to compete warrants respect" and that they should not be "ostracized or vilified."I am at a loss for words, truly, over this despicable, sanctimonious garbage from perhaps the most vile member of the current Court, and I say that with all due respect (just kidding) to Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito.The man who just wrote the rule book for excluding trans kids is the same one lecturing the rest of us on how to treat them. The gall of it is astonishing. Who exactly does he think he is? He handed down the exclusion and the etiquette guide to "How to Treat Trans People" in the same breath, the same opinion.Related: States can ban transgender women and girls from sports, according to U.S. Supreme CourtIt's as if he thinks his false, fake, foul "kind" tone launders the actual harm of the ruling. Does he think he's going to be the hero of the trans community for saying they shouldn't be "ostracized or vilified," then sticking the knife in their backs anyway?My former best friend of 40 years, whom I wrote about two years ago, went on a repulsive anti-LGBTQ+ rant out of the blue. I think Kavanaugh talks the same way when he's not writing hypocritical court opinions, likely when he's donning a white robe instead of a black one.What he did last week with the Haitian ruling screamed bigotry. This is not how the Court has talked when it has gutted protections for other groups, and that silence speaks volumes.When the Court hollowed out the Voting Rights Act, Shelby County v. Holder, nobody on the m