[EnderWiggin1970]

I have a saying that real justice happens one court case at a time; the idea being that lumping people together and judging them as a group leads to inevitable injustice. That is one of the problems with Marxism, as it lumps people into ‘classes’ and then judges the class as a whole, creating industrial-scale injustice. Prosecutors have a responsibility to consider each case on its own merit without prejudice, and ditto for juries.

[wafflehouse]

I have a saying that real justice happens one court case at a time; the idea being that lumping people together and judging them as a group leads to inevitable injustice. That is one of the problems with Marxism, as it lumps people into ‘classes’ and then judges the class as a whole, creating industrial-scale injustice.

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