I was asking you whether this was normal in your circles, not whether you think it to be common outside of your circles. For that information I would not ask you but others.
Notice the following:
* You automatically assumed that I was a conservative.
* You assumed that I was using the term 'your justice' as a reference to ideological instead of national identification.
* You have now listed a long list of things which according to you apply to those other people who you do not agree with (conservatives, republicans, etc.).
* When I asked a direct question on whether something applied to your circles you again deflected by claiming this thing applied to others without actually answering the question.
* You tried to imply 'racist' motives by referring to the mentioned supreme court justice's race as 'african american' as if this factor were in any way related to the discussion.
* When called out on this you bring up the tired old trope of 'dog whistles' - the secret signs which supposedly are used by those very same other - but not by you - to further their nefarious goals but which you somehow know how to recognise even though you are most definitely not part of the groups which would use them, fittingly illustrated (given the context of this thread) using a severely biased Wikipedia link.
If your approach to these issues is common in the USA it is no wonder that American politics is so polarised.