His perspective isn't valid. "The court system" actually consists of many parts: --the legislature who chose to make particular laws --the police who chose t

His perspective isn't valid. "The court system" actually consists of many parts: --the legislature who chose to make particular laws --the police who chose to enforce particular laws --the prosecutors who chose to pursue particular cases --the courts who adjudicated the final case Every one of those four groups is biased against particular groups in the U.S.A. Arguing that the courts alone are "comparatively just" is not only false (race is a notable bias in the courts themselves), it neglects all the other factors that are also biased.