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Originally Posted by dksuddeth
odd, that's the first thing I'd be screaming about, and not the experience of it, but the LACK of it. and what juxtaposition? The only thing I've ever been more consistent in is the unconstitutionality of gun laws. Have you had your coffee this morning?
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Um, the juxtaposition of the two cases you presented in your OP. And I'm about to have some coffee; thanks for asking.
Okay, so this is about your views on the unconstitutionality of gun laws. Now we're getting some where. Thank you.
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Originally Posted by dksuddeth
People who have never faced the horrifying experience of the judicial system as the accused, need to do so just once. Experiencing the power to destroy a life that the prosecutor has at his/her availability, with unlimited public resources, both financially and emotionally, is incredible. The huge amount of dollars it takes to defend oneself in court has destroyed thousands of lives and to blithely ignore the blatant bias in who is prosecuted and who isn't is actually support for this type of two-tiered class system.
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I will bring up a small point that I already did, and one that
dlishsguy just mentioned is this: If you want to see a real contrast between classes, picture a Muslim or a Black man getting caught in the same situation. I'm not concerned about the special class of the economic or political elite; I'm concerned about the poor treatment of second-class citizens.
How does that fit into your view of gun laws, and other things?