Getting Away With Murder by Being Amerindian

Where moonbattery prevails, being oppressed is the highest level of privilege. Amerindians in Canada are so oppressed they can literally get away with murder.

Via National Post:

According to police reports, Darris Wilson’s Dodge Ram pickup truck was strewn with empty and partially consumed cans of beer when, in 2022, it slammed head-on into a vehicle carrying a mother and daughter en route to a sleepover.

The crash occurred at 4:24 p.m. on a Friday afternoon, and investigators would determine that Wilson seems to have made no attempt to brake before slamming into the Mitsubishi sub-compact carrying the two Beverlys. He was also driving at about 90 km/h in a 50 km/h zone.

Open and shut case of vehicular homicide, right? Wrong. Wilson has Amerindian blood. Therefore, he is oppressed, and those he kills have it coming.

Ontario Justice Gethin Edward predominantly focused on how Canada’s “colonial past” had turned Wilson into a dangerous driver.

Edward is himself an Amerindian, but Canada’s colonial past turned him into a judge instead of drunken maniac.

Wilson, he ruled, was suffering from cultural “disconnection” as a result of colonization, which “crystallized into the tragic events of Feb. 11, 2022.”

Wilson didn’t kill the little girl. The culprit is colonization — i.e., the presence of Caucasians in Canada.

Edward handed down a sentence of two years of house arrest — and specifically cited the offenders’ Indigenous background as the reason for the light sentence.

Edward proclaimed that the 4-year wrist slap requested by prosecutors would have robbed Wilson of his heritage.

“Mr. Wilson’s efforts to regain his culture, that which was taken from him and his family in a systematic fashion by the Government of Canada, will once again be taken by the state if the court imposes a four-year penitentiary sentence.”

Edward said letting Wilson literally get away with murder was a necessary gesture to help “erase this country’s colonial past” — that is, its existence as Canada.

With moonbats on the bench, justice is not about justice. It is about social justice — aka moonbattery.

On a tip from Steve T.

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