by Selwyn Duke, The New American:
In the United States, DEI — diversity, equity, and inclusion — has received pushback, and many hope DEI will DIE. In Britain, though, the phenomenon may be alive and well and poised to intensify what’s already a two-tiered justice system. A case in point is new sentencing guidelines that would give Muslims and other “minorities” shorter sentences than whites for the same crimes.
Per GB News:
Is Britain’s legal system now officially anti-white, anti-Christian, anti-male and anti-heterosexual?
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Today every magistrate was sent an email telling them there were new sentencing guidelines that they should enforce when considering sending someone to prison.
That seems to enshrine two tier justice into law. Potentially one sentence for white, Christian, straight men, and one sentence for ethnic minorities, cultural minorities and trans people.
You can see it in black and white.
When deciding on sentencing, the magistrate should take into consideration if the guilty party is, and I quote: “From an ethnic minority, cultural minority and/or faith minority community…”
Why? What does that mean?
There are two explanations for this, in my view: One — This is the bigotry of low expectations — “Oh, because somebody is an ethnic minority they are less likely to be able to understand the law? They must have had a harder life?” Absolute load of rubbish.
The second: Straight-up, anti-white racism.
This is where an astute cultural observer may say, “I’ll take ‘Straight-up, anti-white racism’ for 500, Alex.”
A Now-old Story
After all, anti-white bias and wokeness in general in Britain, and beyond, are nothing new. For example, British authorities ignored the rape and brutalization of tens of thousands of white girls for over a decade. Why?
Because the perpetrators were mainly Muslim Pakistani men.
In fact, one whistleblower was actually given a telling warning. “You must never [again] refer to Asian [Muslim] men,” she was told. And her “awareness of ethnic issues” needed to be raised.
Some may now say this doesn’t reflect anti-white bias. Rather, it’s driven by politically correct social pressure to avoid being perceived as “racist.” The issue, though, is that there’s overlap.
That is, the double standard benefiting “minorities” is often justified with the theory that they’re “oppressed.” The oppressors, of course, would be the majority groups — such as whites.
Moreover, generally speaking, those charged with enforcing injustice would feel bad if they accepted they were complicit in such. So they rationalize. They convince themselves that, yeah, those civil-rights theorists are correct: This or that group has been oppressive! Balancing the scales is righteous. They then can proceed with the approval of their own consciences — and sleep better at night.
The Good News
To be clear, since this story has been misreported, the new British guidelines aren’t a “law.” Rather, they’re rules issued by an entity called the Sentencing Council. This body, however, is independent from U.K.’s legislators; meaning, the latter cannot override its decision under current law. (Apparently, Britain has a Deep State bureaucracy, too.)
The good news, though, is that many British politicians are condemning the guidelines. As the left-wing Guardian reports:
Ministers have criticised plans to make the ethnic background of offenders a greater factor in determining whether to jail them, saying they amounted to a “two-tier system” of justice.
Sarah Jones, the industry minister, said the government was opposed to guidance published on Wednesday by the Sentencing Council for England and Wales, which is an independent arm’s-length body.
… Asked about the new guidelines on LBC radio, Jones said: “We disagree with this decision. I think it’s really important in the country that people are trusting in the justice system that we have and that means you can’t have a two-tier system….”
Shabana Mahmood, the justice secretary, said overnight that she would write to the Sentencing Council to “register my displeasure and to recommend reversing this change to guidance.”
She added: “As someone who is from an ethnic minority background myself, I do not stand for any differential treatment before the law, for anyone of any kind. There will never be a two-tier sentencing approach under my watch.”
The video below features Robert Jenrick, the Shadow Secretary of State for Justice of the U.K., inveighing against the guidelines. (Relevant portion begins at 0:35.)
BREAKING
Now in the UK, it is becoming law that Muslims and minorities are to be given lesser prison sentences than white British people.
You can’t make this up. That is what they are doing. Here it is in parliament today. pic.twitter.com/WtncuKGTGw
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