Ya Mon

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1. “The social context evidence in the form (of) an Impact of Race and Cultural Assessment supports that Mr. Rush’s life choices and opportunities have been informed by systemic discrimination as has his engagement in the criminal justice system as a young Black man,” Horton said.
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   (Putting on my thinking cap)
   (Contemplating)
   Ah, yes. The racial breakdown of Jamaica is +76% black. Therefore, the only altruistic thing to do is to assure this gentleman is insulated from racial prejudice by sending him back to Jamaica where he would be free to initiate racial prejudice towards the 3.2% white population there.

   NEXT!!!!

2. As soon as you end up with a multi-level ‘justice’ system with different ‘penalties’ for certain groups of peoples, then you have no justice system.

   Next step is defund the police.

   Eventually, citizen justice equalizes the penalties.

3. and there ya have it, in the same way l called up york regional cops about their policy of telling victims do not defend yourself, *this* bunk will merely embolden the REST of the privileged offender demographic. (a cynic might claim that effect serves to increase crime and justify hiring still more cops)

4. Calling him a black man is a slight to every actual black man who works hard, loves his wife and cares for his children.
   We all know what he is and he should be put in a hole and left to rot.

5. Well … who needs further proof that da ganja is de gateway drug mon?

   1. I notice that there’s a Gateway Pharmacy in Edmonton. I bet that’s the place to go for gateway drugs!

6. Justice Robert Horton reasoning that he can be rehabilitated if false, as the criminal was out on bail when he was caught with different drugs than what he was originally convicted for, and awaiting sentencing.

   Also, when did we start applying the racist Gladau decision to Jamaicans?