"So...white jury isn't fair to black defendant; But Hispanic is fair to Trump"
This fails as a false comparison fallacy.
You also further confirm the fact you're an ignorant putz.
Conservative and stupid clearly go together.
In both examples the claim is that the ethnic divide makes the jury or judge unable to be fair and impartial to the defendant.
[salivating] Once again, that OP premise is a strawman. His own links, when he finally furnished them, demonstrated not one but both cases where juries ----
not judges,
juries, which is defined as a group of "one's peers" --- were deliberately engineered to
exclude one's peers. I already demonstrated that. And even in that case they would be
cultural peers, which clearly doesn't apply to a judge from
Indiana.
Not that it has any comparator value here anyway, since he's trying to conflate "judge" with "jury", not to mention "race" with "Hispanic" --- about which more in the next quote.
You lefties DO have a long history of claiming the former, but suddenly when the exact same logic is applied to a situation with a brown judge and a white defendant, you lefties suddenly realize that it is "racist".
Already demonstrated above as a Strawman, but NOBODY --until Peewee Herman above here --- brought up the judge as "Brown". Not even Donald Rump called him "brown", nor did he call himself "white". This strawman has no basis at all. Mac tried to insert it and got busted from here to Honolulu.
So no, the comparison is not at all "valid". Rump didn't bring up a "race". Not only is "Hispanic" not a race, nor is it equivalent to "brown" -- it isn't even the word Rump used. He said "Mexican". That's a
nationality.
But it's interesting who's so obsessed with bringing skin color into an event where not even Donald Rump made reference to it.
Holy
shit the density is deep in this thread.