One Country, Two Distinct Systems Of Justice On Display In Kenosha Wisconsin.…

Below is a video of sociopathic despot Kyle Rittenhouse, cashing in on his whiteness, in a court system that explicitly distinguishes how justice is dispensed based on racial identity.

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The cir­cus play­ing out in a Kenosha Wisconsin Courthouse for all the world to see speak much loud­er than any march or social jus­tice camp­ing could ever do; it expos­es the ran­cid hypocrisy of the American crim­i­nal jus­tice sys­tem for the world to see.
If you are a casu­al observ­er who has no idea how Black, Latino, and Native-American accused peo­ple are treat­ed, you would think that this farce is how mur­der defen­dants are always treat­ed with white kid-gloves.
However, If you under­stand that this is not the norm and that this kind of judi­cial defense and def­er­ence of a socio­path­ic killer is only reserved for whites, you begin to see that the entire world has been brain­washed into believ­ing that there is jus­tice in America.

Crystal Mason

But this is America where Crystal Mason, a Black woman in Texas, was sen­tenced to five years in prison for attempt­ing to vote in 2016; the vote was not count­ed, and Mason had no idea she was inel­i­gi­ble to vote.
The appel­late court upheld the bla­tant­ly unjust sen­tence with­out one iota of shame to add insult to injury. These bla­tant acts of injus­tice are dai­ly occur­rences in a sys­tem in which Black Americans receive 20% harsh­er sen­tences for the same crimes than their white counterparts.
The Washington Post reports that in plain English, this is judges make sen­tenc­ing choic­es at their own discretion.
In oth­er words, judges are less like­ly to vol­un­tar­i­ly revise sen­tences down­ward for black offend­ers than white ones. And even when judges do reduce black offend­ers’ sen­tences, they do so by small­er amounts than white offenders.
Gee, I won­der why that is?
Not to be outdone,[prosecutors] are more like­ly to charge African Americans with more seri­ous charges than whites for the same crime.”
So if you thought that the inequity and injus­tice you see play­ing out with the bot­tom-feed­ing, vio­lent police, guess again, the entire sys­tem is racial­ly biased, designed to dis­pense unequal justice.
Oh wait, there is no such thing as unequal jus­tice (oxy­moron much).

During her 2018 tri­al, pro­ba­tion offi­cials tes­ti­fied that they nev­er told Mason she could not vote, but the appeals court said that didn’t mat­ter. (Of course not, she is a black woman, and in all prob­a­bil­i­ty, she did­n’t vote for the white suprema­cist Republican can­di­date)[Welcome to American jus­tice]
Mason was guilty; the court said because she knew she was on super­vised release. “Contrary to Mason’s asser­tion, the fact that she did not know she was legal­ly inel­i­gi­ble to vote was irrel­e­vant to her pros­e­cu­tion,” Justice Wade Birdwell wrote for a three-judge pan­el on Texas’ sec­ond court of appeals
. (The irony is that these robed Klansmen have the word ” jus­tice” pre­ced­ing their names).
If you are white, you are imme­di­ate­ly seen as worth sav­ing, regard­less of the nature of your crimes. So a rapist or mur­der­er is allowed def­er­ence and respect by the courts, but don’t show up to vote if you are Black and are not qual­i­fied to vote based on your sta­tus in the crim­i­nal jus­tice system.
It is auto­mat­ic prison time for you. [Unknowingly] try­ing to vote when you are barred by law as a Black per­son is worse than rapes com­mit­ted by white men.

Kyle Rittenhouse walks with anoth­er vig­i­lante in Kenosha before mur­der­ing two people.

NBC NEWS report­ed that the white 17-year-old son of Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin attempt­ed to cast a bal­lot twice on Election Day despite being too young to vote, local elec­tions offi­cials said on Friday. Youngkin’s son, who is not being named because he is a minor, tried unsuc­cess­ful­ly to vote at a polling place in Great Falls, Va., which was not the assigned vot­ing loca­tion for his home address, offi­cials told News4, an NBC News tele­vi­sion affil­i­ate in Washington, D.C. Election work­ers turned the teen away after they deter­mined he was inel­i­gi­ble to vote, Fairfax County elec­tion offi­cials said. He returned 30 min­utes lat­er and request­ed anoth­er bal­lot before being turned away again, News4 report­ed. The Fairfax County Office of Elections told News4 it was inves­ti­gat­ing the inci­dent. Still, it not­ed that it’s unclear whether any laws were bro­ken since the teen pre­sent­ed prop­er iden­ti­fi­ca­tion and did not end up cast­ing a vote.
No charges have yet been filed against the young white male; which brings us to anoth­er young white male fac­ing a tri­al in Kenosha, Wisconsin, for two homi­cides com­mit­ted dur­ing protest prompt­ed by a mur­der­ous cop, Rusten Sheskey, who shot an unarmed Jacob Blake sev­en (7) times in the back at point-blank range.
Oh, that is accept­able police behav­ior in America as long as the vic­tim is black.

Kyle Rittenhouse trav­eled from his home in Illinois to kill pro­test­ers in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Cops there gave him and oth­er Militia-mem­bers bot­tles of water and thanked them for being there.

The show tri­al of Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin, opens up America to right­eous and deserved ridicule for being a first-class hypocrite.
The per­for­mance of the tri­al judge makes a mock­ery of jurist pru­dence, mak­ing a mock­ery of the idea of an impar­tial tri­er of facts.
It is a rep­re­hen­si­ble and craven onslaught against jus­tice being dis­played, an assault steeped in racial prej­u­dice and white privilege.
It is arguable that if the dece­dents were Black, there would have been no charges filed against Rittenhouse.
At the start of the tri­al, the tri­al judge Bruce Schroeder told Prosecutors they were not allowed to refer to Rittenhouse’s dead vic­tims using the word victims.
SCHROEDER: This is a long-held opin­ion of mine, which very few judges, I guess, share with me. I think it’s loaded — the word vic­tim is a loaded, loaded word.
We all saw Kyle Rittenhouse gun down two peo­ple; there is no ques­tion of guilt. What’s at stake in a real crim­i­nal sense is his degree of crim­i­nal cul­pa­bil­i­ty and his mens re.a when he pulled the trigger.

Kyle Rittenhouse trial: Kenosha, Wisconsin protest shooting victim was acting 'belligerently,' witness says - ABC7 Chicago
An Oscar-wor­thy per­for­mance by a white killer play­ing the sys­tem he knows will move moun­tains to pro­tect him.

What the fuck?
Loaded;.….… two peo­ple were mur­dered, and anoth­er injured. The snivel­ing lit­tle cow­ard mur­dered them, but Schroder decid­ed that he would use the black robe to cov­er him.
This is right-wing pol­i­tics plain and simple.
A white male sit­ting as a tri­al judge in a case in which the accused mur­der­er, a white male, is seen as hav­ing tak­en out two dis­pos­able pieces of trash who dared to demon­strate against police vio­lence against peo­ple of color.
It was­n’t the first time, and it cer­tain­ly will not be the last that a judge decides that a youth­ful white preda­tor should be pro­tect­ed by the bench rather than pun­ished as the law dictates.
In 2016 Brock Turner was con­vict­ed of three counts of felony sex­u­al assault and found him­self fac­ing up to ten years in prison after he was dis­cov­ered assault­ing an uncon­scious and intox­i­cat­ed woman behind a dumpster.
Judge Aaron Persky hand­ed down a sen­tence of six months in jail, say­ing, “A prison sen­tence would have a severe impact on him. I think he will not be a dan­ger to others.

Brock Turner

After the sen­tence was hand­ed down, peo­ple were jus­ti­fi­ably out­raged. A peti­tion was cir­cu­lat­ed to have Judge Aaron Persky removed from the bench. It was­n’t Persky’s first or last rodeo in grant­i­ng stun­ning­ly light sen­tences to rape defendants.
Finally, on June 5th, Persky was recalled by Santa Clara County vot­ers, who sup­port­ed his removal by a mar­gin of 61.51% to 38.49%. Persky became the first judge to be recalled in California in over 80 years. In October 2018, Persky was ordered to pay $161,825.68 to the recall cam­paign of one of his oppo­nents, which Persky had sued.
Ironically, Aaron Persky was hired by the Fremont Union High School District to coach junior var­si­ty girls’ ten­nis; this result­ed in anoth­er brouha­ha, and he was prompt­ly fired. The dis­trict announced that his employ­ment at Lynbrook High School in San Jose “has end­ed.” “We believe this out­come is in the best inter­est of our stu­dents and school com­mu­ni­ty,” the dis­trict said in a statement.

Aaron Persky
Aaron Persky

Cory Batey was a 19-year-old [Black] stand­out foot­ball play­er at Vanderbilt; he raped an uncon­scious woman. The evi­dence, includ­ing secu­ri­ty cam­eras show­ing the uncon­scious woman being car­ried into a dorm room and cell­phone pho­tos and videos of the sex­u­al assault, was clear — Batey sex­u­al­ly assault­ed the woman.
A jury found Batey guilty of three felony counts, includ­ing aggra­vat­ed rape and two counts of aggra­vat­ed sex­u­al battery.
He was imme­di­ate­ly remand­ed into cus­tody and must serve a manda­to­ry min­i­mum sen­tence of 15 to 25 years in prison.

Corey Batey is serv­ing a 15 – 25 sen­tence for the same crime Brock Turner received six(6) months for. (American jus­tice at its finest)

It would take five hun­dred years to doc­u­ment just how ter­ri­ble this sys­tem is; it has been under con­struc­tion for about the same length of time.
These days the courts don’t even both­er to present a façade of fair­ness; judges go about the busi­ness of cement­ing white suprema­cy with­out fear of con­se­quence, with­out shame.
This is at all lev­els up the food chain to the Supreme Court that refus­es to stop the killing of Black con­victs who are men­tal­ly inca­pable of under­stand­ing what was hap­pen­ing to them.
In some cas­es, the court refus­es to even issue a stay of exe­cu­tion into the state killing of con­demned Black offend­ers who are by all accounts inno­cent of the charges on which they have been convicted…
The Chief Justice of the Nation’s high­est court shame­less­ly said judges only call balls and strikes…
“Yeah.”
The com­mand per­for­mance on dis­play in that Kenosha court­room is Oscar-wor­thy; this writer believes it is dif­fi­cult to see how he will be con­vict­ed of the most seri­ous charges against him despite the unequiv­o­cal evi­dence assort­ed by prosecutors.
Within this sys­tem, a dou­ble mur­der­er can engage in a com­mand per­for­mance to fool the jury of his peers and be allowed time to fine-tune his act by a sym­pa­thet­ic judge who does­n’t even view his dead vic­tims as such.
I’ll tell you what’s loaded.…. it is the sys­tem that allows such a load of fecal mat­ter to pass a crim­i­nal trial.

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Mike Beckles is a for­mer Police Detective, busi­ness­man, free­lance writer, black achiev­er hon­oree, and cre­ator of the blog mike​beck​les​.com.