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PamC's avatar

I disagree on almost every level here and I am a Gavin supporter. How do you think I feel as a Black person around due process. My God I can’t believe you do not understand the history here. Gavin was absolutely right to say don’t get distracted as White Supremacists do what they always do weaponize cases. The connection to Due Process:

This reflects a tension: using one criminal case to influence policy can erode public understanding of due process. Due process means every individual is judged fairly, not based on group identity. So when cases are politicized, it risks undermining that principle—especially for communities (Black, brown, immigrant) historically denied fair treatment. I can walk into a store today and be shot or arrested and deprived of my right to due process because a White person may accuse me of stealing. I am always aware of my surroundings and what I need to say.

Here is what I commit to memory- and how I educate my family and who to contact in case your rights are violated ( carry in wallet at all times).

Know What Counts as a Due Process Violation

Examples:

• No notice before being punished or fired

• No chance to tell your side of the story

• Being judged by a biased official

• Discrimination influencing the outcome

• Ignoring court orders or established rules

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Richard Burger's avatar

"Gavin Newsom's characterization of the Abrego García deportation as a “distraction” represents a catastrophic failure of moral clarity and constitutional understanding."

Yep, no coming back from a judgement error this bad.

Even worse than Bill Maher's idiocy.

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