The murderer had the victims bloody jacket and some of her belongings in his car. He confessed to his partner and his prison mate that he did in fact kill her and steal her stuff.
Nothing fascist about justice.
Nothing fascist about justice.
If I say I killed someone, do you think that's enough for a conviction? I mean I didn't actually kill someone and there's no evidence whatsoever that I did.
Facists oversimplify right and wrong, guilty and innocense, and disregard centuries if not millennia of philosophy about justice, lawmaking and due process to bring about swift change as they see fit.
There's plenty of evidence too. This specific case is being amplified by an activist class you'll find commonly in prison/death penalty abolitionist circles. They don't care about justice, or guilt of the person; they are high on a savior complex.