Don't Forget: The Chauvin Verdict Was Not Justice!

It's never enough.

It'll never be enough.

"This isn't justice" is the newest bullshit talking-point/sophistry sweeping the left.

After all--if you think this was justice, you're not really an SJW...bigot. To be satisfied with anything--when your comrades are not--shows your commitment to be insufficiently hysterical. 

Even when they get the conviction they want, it's not enough.

Their reasoning, as usual, is idiotic. It's too garbled to really make any sense of, but it may be something like:  This verdict didn't end all injustice; ergo this verdict was not just(ice?). Ridiculous. But God knows what they're trying to say. "This isn't justice"--to the extent that it means anything at all--is ambiguous at best. What the hell can it mean? This isn't justice itself? This isn't the property justice? (I don't that justice is a property, anyway...) If you interpret it as this isn't just, it makes sense--but that can't be what they're saying, since they think it is just--that it's a just verdict. But this garbled formulation is a way of saying, basically: Nothing that appears to disconfirm our dogma of pervasive, universal race-sin can possibly be what it appears to be. An individual righteous event is nothing--it is not even righteous--for race-sin remains... Since it's not final justice, the elimination of all injustice, it is not just(ice).

How can people this stupid be winning? How can the United States fall to such abject bullshit?

Satan is everywhere, you see, as are his witches. The righteous must hysterically decry them at every turn, and see them everywhere--and devil take the hindmost. Whoever is least-hysterical is witchiest. Even insufficiently hysterical hysteria is grounds for suspicion. Expressing actual skepticism is tantamount to a confession. Thus the spiral of hysteria sustains itself.