In less bizarre times — that is, before America lost its bearings on matters of crime, criminals, and simple justice itself — the case wouldn’t be complicated: A vagrant was menacing subway passengers, a straphanger reacted, the vagrant died — and a grand jury could be trusted to do the right thing.
But those days are history.
While true justice demands context, that doesn’t seem to matter to Bragg — nor to those activists determined to define everything in racial terms.
Penny is white; Neely was black.
That’s all the activists needed.
I remember when meting out justice based on racial prejudice was supposed to be bad. Now it’s “progressive.”
h/t Glenn
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