Depending on whether you are white or black, your sentence will be more or less severe

An article in The press We learned Wednesday that a judge, in Longueuil, decided to give a less heavy sentence to a man considered guilty in a case of drug trafficking … Moreover, because he is black!

He will spend a year less than expected in prison for this. In addition, Where does this racial privilege come from? Furthermore, Why this preferential treatment granted to a criminal because of the color of his skin?

The judge was based on the EIOEC analysis grid (assessment of the impact of ethnic. Furthermore, cultural origin), popular in English Canada, but which has just been used in Quebec for a first time.

This grid ensures that now. Meanwhile, when establishing an individual’s trouble, we will modulate it according to the color of his skin. Is it white? Full sentence! Is he “racialized”? depending whether you white black, Hop, we take out the theory of attenuating ethnic circumstances.

We see here. once again, the impact of the disastrous theory of systemic racism, which we talked a lot at the start of this decade. Theory dismantled Yannick Lacroix in his work Diagnostic error, systemic racism and Quebecpublished in March, at Liber.

This victim rhetoric falls under the rhetoric of unleashing.

We are told that certain groups are overrepresented in the prison population. But where do we automatically draw the conclusion that society as a whole is guilty of this situation. as if the fault was still that of the other?

From theory. without any intellectual and scientific value, wanting our society to be built around a systemic racism to the advantage of whites, condemning the “minorities” to structural inferiority.

The press We therefore learn that the fact that the man judged guilty was raised without his father in Côte-des-Neiges. depending whether you white black, a district subject to “racial profiling”, would have increased his chances of pouring into crime.

Cherry on the sundae: we are told that this condemned criminal may be the victim of the “post-traumatic syndrome” associated with the “intergenerational trauma of slavery in Nova Scotia”. even if he lived his life essentially in Quebec, because he would have often visited his maternal family in this province.

At this altitude of ideological delirium, we begin to lack oxygen. How can we seriously take such a branch of infantilizing nonsense?

Racialism

This reminds us that the university. like justice, is dominated by an ideology of the radical left, which likes to grim with the ornaments of science or intellectual rigor, but which, in fact, undermines the foundations of our society.

The state itself has internalized this ideology.

Such a court decision shows us how long we are in this ideological marsh which depending whether you white black, is a matter of radical multiculturalism. the most regressive racialism, which transforms the individual into an ethnic sample overdetermine from the outside.

Let us not be surprised that confidence in the justice system is down.