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Date: 2006-02-23 07:17 am (UTC)This isn't unusual though. Judges pass judgement without the need to hold back their opinions or feelings for professionalism sake. They represent the government's ideals of moral behaviour, and moral outrage is part of that.
Moreover, most judges in the US have political career aspirations, and part of that means expressing quite publicly what you think is wrong with the world. So throwing a tantrum like this is likely to get the attention of people in the Republican party, for instance. The system provides positive reinforcement for this sort of crap.
That's no excuse for his behaviour though. He just spouted on a stream of outdated crap that could be disproven in about three seconds of testimony from any psychiatrist. Being a swinging pervert is no indicator of mental illness, let alone a measure of parental fitness.