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Unfortunately that doesn't really work - they'll surly try but it's a dead end. You can't arrest a judge for judging, judging is their job.

The judges are elected officials, and they're just doing exactly what they were elected to do. If they start enforcing laws against blacks they lose the black vote and then they lose the election.

However, where it all falls down is when you ask "who is going to risk their life to defend such a system?" and the answer is Daniel Montano - but I'm not convinced that enough Daniel Montanos exist for it to be sustainable. And certainly a lot of them are about to get wiped out in Iran.

@cjd i get what you're saying ofc, but there's also a lot of presumptions in here

>Judging is their job
Anything they do while judging is technically their joblike any politician is just doing politics
Moral corruption, insidiousness, (((activism))) would all go under that definition
And we most surely can and should arrest them (or do more righteously fun things). It's "just" that our governments are taken and conspire against us

>the black vote
Yes, subhumans vote for their zookeepers that feed them and allow them to be parasites (theres the conflation of executive and judicial here as well, but we understand the point)

>he fell for it for the last time
Yeah, we have a long list of abused people that were martyred by the system. And although there's a lot more that could (and will) be in that position, the amount decreases as the system's failings compound