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He was doing a sentence… triple life. How in the f___ do you do triple life? I mean. That mean if he die and come back… he got to go to the penitentiary. Right? They’ll say, “F___ kindergarten. Get your little ass back in the penitentiary. Mother______. You know what you did last time you was here.”

You know what? Going through that list of crimes, and the fact that he was 16 years old, I have to agree with the judge who thinks a 241 year sentence is excessive. Indeed, it's a travesty. Even 30 years is. People serve less time than that for murder.

Yes, there were several serious crimes involved, but I guaran-damn-tee you that a 16 year old white kid would have gotten off much easier. This kind of result provides evidence for claims of institutional racism.

Institutional racism certainly did exist, and to smugly conclude that it magically disappeared is absurd. It used to be that any ridiculous lie by a White witness against a Black defendant was automatically believed. And people wonder why Blacks are hyper-sensitive about issues like this?

I fully understand the "perpetual victimhood" racket that many Black leaders run, but the snot-nosed dismissal of such issues by some Whites is equally bad. If there was a single case of justice being miscarried because of such factors, then all Americans should be profoundly concerned with ensuring that such things don't persist in a nation with ostensible "equal protection under the law"...