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"Liberty Needs Glasses"

Liberty Needs Glasses, is about how he thinks the justice system is racist and corrupt. He gets angry with this line, "slavery was a learning phase forgotten with out a verdict" I take from this he's saying why now if someone got beat to do that kind of work, even if they were getting paid that would be a major crime. But slavery nothing was ever done. And I never look at the issue of fair trial. It's hard to take the past, and bring it to the present for like crimes like these. But the biast part, I kind of agree, how do you know  your judge is going to be fair, how do you know the prosecuter and the judge arn't having drinks after courts in session? These are a little stretchy, but in a way it is true. And I think that sometimes we need to be careful how we treat every trial, and we need to understand in the 6th ammendment everyone deserves a fair trial, but how is it confirmed? That's what I appreciated from Liberty Needs Glasses.