I know it's plucking at low-hanging fruit to pull anything out of the rubber room that is National Review's The Corner, and it's particularly low-hanging fruit to call out a reader anecdote sent into that site's Jay Nordlinger, but there was something about this one that just struck me as so telling. Can you guess what it is?

The National Review is angry with Justice Anthony Kennedy for not consulting Islamic law in today's decision that the 8th Amendment forbids the lifetime imprisonment of juveniles who did not commit murder.