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Old 02-25-2012, 04:02 PM   #136
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Call me naive if you wish but yes, I do think so. The courts treat everybody equally.
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I'm sorry, but that really is naive, no matter where one happens to live.
I'm not sure I would call it naive, but to just assert that the courts treat everyone equally... I almost find it kind of offensive. There are many people who have been disenfranchised by the courts. To claim that the courts do, not should, but do, treat everyone equally is to pretend that those people and their situations do not exist.

I find that very upsetting, from a perspective of both feminism and civil rights, and oh... several others, too. And I don't think it should be presented as an opinion -- it's a factual statement that is either true or false, and I would say that this particular statement is demonstrably false.

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