Reply #178: GOOD FUCKING GOD ON A POGO FUCKING STICK: DO PEOPLE *E-V-E-R* READ HERE??????

[Exiled in America]

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/rant on

This as got to be, at least the five hundredth time someone has responded to something I post with a response that makes absolutely no sense in response to what I wrote.

How hard is it to fucking read? We got a learning disability here?

Let me spell it out for you... AGAIN:

We should do nothing but celebrate when justice is done on behalf of privileged white men.....

Yes, yes but before YOU come back and post you should also read the rest of it, which says:

....while at the same time continue to do everything in our power to bring about the day when oppressed populations can receive the same access to justice.

WELL WHAT DO YA KNOW? IT APPEARS THAT I TOTALLY ACKNOWLEDGED THE IMBALANCE OF JUSTICE, AND INDICATED THAT WE SHOULD CONTINUE TO BRING ABOUT GREATER EQUALITY! *GASP!*

Invailid means "not valid: a : being without foundation or force in fact, truth, or law." There is NOTHING about the plight of anyone else that "invalidates" justice done.

Take race, class and gender away for a second. The choice to drop the prosecution against these people was the right choice - all the evidence indicates that it was the right choice. The Attorney General did the right thing.

That right act does not suddenly become wrong because somewhere a black man did not get a similar right act in his case. Nothing about that INVALIDATES the first right act. Invalidate is the wrong word.

The system is not balanced, some don't receive justice and some do. We should work to change that, but that doesn't mean bitching at or criticizing people lucky enough to get justice, or acting like somehow they don't "deserve" justice because someone else didn't get it.

We must strive for equality for all, not deride the people who already receive access to justice.

/end rant