Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
August 2, 2014
This is about fairness, i.e. Blacks being given special treatment because they are Black.
AP:
Holder says he’s concerned about judges relying too heavily on data when they sentence criminal defendants. He says judges in several states have begun factoring in “risk assessments,” such as a defendant’s education or socioeconomic background.
Holder says the use of that data often results in minorities being treated unfairly. He says sentences should reflect actual crimes committed, rather than a prediction of someone’s likelihood to commit future crimes.
Holder was appearing in Philadelphia Friday in a speech to criminal defense lawyers.
The speech was intended to mark the one-year anniversary of Holder’s “Smart on Crime” initiative, in which he instructed federal prosecutors to stop charging many nonviolent drug defendants with offenses that carry mandatory minimum sentences.
You have to give it to Eric Holder: he does everything he can to support his race. You don’t ever even hear him say anything at all that doesn’t have to do with Black issues.
But come on Eric. You have to have better arguments than “don’t use data, use their race.”
Oh that’s right. You’re black. You don’t need better arguments.
Please note that in traditional Africa (modern Africa as well for the most part) there was no actual criminal Justice system. What we are seeing here is a Black put in charge of a White people’s government attempting to restructure it to be in-line with his own racial system.