LOL. The 2nd paragraph is full of batsh*t craziness. Of course, I doubt Thomas stays up at night worrying because a internet nobody, who isn't even a lawyer (let alone a constitutional one), disagree with his rulings. A parrot? You must not know what a parrot is. Thurgood Marshall was a parrot, Thomas is not a parrot. He's been the leader in trying to bring the originalist philosophy the main one with the court. He's led the charge on trying to reign back the court in broad use of the commerce clause to allow the gov't to do whatever the hell it wants. He's led the charge against reverse racial discrimination. He's led the charge against the gov't abuse of imminent domain.
After reading your rambling, non-coherent responses (not to mention flat out lies for which you never apologized) on the gay marriage issue, it's little wonder you'd go off the rails with Thomas. Here's a snippet from a Jeffrey Toobin's 2011 article which disputes what you contend. Just so you think I'm not being unfair. Toobin is a loony lefty. He's so far left he makes you look like a Goldwater Republican in comparison. He doesn't even agree with Thomas on his rulings but he'd say balderdash to everything you've written about him.. Oh, and this was in the New Yorker, hardly some bastion of extremist right wing thought.
"These tempests obscure a larger truth about Thomas: that this year has also been, for him, a moment of triumph. In several of the most important areas of constitutional law, Thomas has emerged as an intellectual leader of the Supreme Court. Since the arrival of Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., in 2005, and Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., in 2006,
the Court has moved to the right when it comes to the free-speech rights of corporations, the rights of gun owners, and, potentially, the powers of the federal government; in each of these areas, the majority has followed where Thomas has been leading for a decade or more. Rarely has a Supreme Court Justice enjoyed such broad or significant vindication."
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2011/08/29/partners-jeffrey-toobin