Social justice has been a "bad thing" for a few hundred years now. That's why our courts try every case on its individual merits, and sentencing is taken under

Social justice has been a "bad thing" for a few hundred years now. That's why our courts try every case on its individual merits, and sentencing is taken under consideration of the convicted's own past record. We no longer have a justice system wherein certain classes of citizens are de iure above the law by virtue of their class membership. That abhorrent idea has been willfully confused by many loudmouths who might otherwise have a few good points about systemic social problems into seeking a flat-out unacceptable violation of core principles of equal treatment under the law.