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Originally Posted by Ustwo
.....Were a white judge to do the SAME thing and give the SAME speech, black 'leaders' would be calling for his head.
Perhaps the real issue right now is you are only allowed to talk about race if you are a member of that race. Instead of fostering working together its only members of that race allowed to talk about the issues in the first place everyone else is suppose to ignore them.
I once read a short story, the details are not important, but I liked how they did their court. The trial itself was pretty much the same as today, but the judge who did the sentencing never saw the trial except as vague shadows, never heard their voices. He only got a neutral recording, where race/gender/age etc were unknown. I think perhaps thats the sort of system we will need in the very near future to end the perception that justice for black men can only come from a black man.
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You repeated the same, "if it was a white judge", as you did in your other post, as if ratbastid had not directly addressed your comment.
The cops and prosecutors are a much greater problem, as far as the perception or reality of "equal" justice, than the judges, yet you offer no proposal to "blind" them.