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Yet many on the left in law and journalism, who love to remind us what fair, compassionate people, who care about not condemning an innocent person they are, have publicly assumed that this officer in the Kaba case is guilty. They don’t possess the self awareness, integrity or intellect to notice their incredibly bigoted double standards.
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Jensen2021
Yet many on the left in law and journalism, who love to remind us what fair, compassionate people, who care about not condemning an innocent person they are, have publicly assumed that this officer in the Kaba case is guilty. They don’t possess the self awareness, integrity or intellect to notice their incredibly bigoted double standards.
