No White Male Priviledge They said..

El OchoCinco · Dec 9, 2021

Judge Spares Man in Teen Rape Case: ‘Incarceration Isn’t Appropriate’
The man, Christopher Belter, had pleaded guilty in the sexual assaults of four teens. He faced eight years in prison, but a judge sentenced him to probation instead.

“I’m not ashamed to say that I actually prayed over what is the appropriate sentence in this case because there was great pain,” the judge, Matthew J. Murphy III of Niagara, N.Y., County Court, said at Mr. Belter’s sentencing on Tuesday, according to WKBW, a local television station. “There was great harm. There were multiple crimes committed in the case.”

Still, the judge continued, “It seems to me that a sentence that involves incarceration or partial incarceration isn’t appropriate.”

You telling me a poor white or any type of black male pleading guilty to 4 rapes would simpyl get probation????

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/18/nyregion/christopher-belter-rape-sentence.html

easymon1 · Dec 9, 2021

Nation Wrecking - Old Senile White Politicians - Unearned Priviledge
"Incarceration Appropriate?"

Get out of the way.
Turn that up a little-bit.

Any Graft, Corruption, Influence Peddling, Malfeasance? ... oh yeah, Insider Trading?
Book 'em Danno. Step It Up! LOL. Sure Thing. These folks are gonna ride this horse into the ground.

easymon1 · Dec 9, 2021

El OchoCinco said:
Judge Spares Man in Teen Rape Case: ‘Incarceration Isn’t Appropriate’
The man, Christopher Belter, had pleaded guilty in the sexual assaults of four teens. He faced eight years in prison, but a judge sentenced him to probation instead.

“I’m not ashamed to say that I actually prayed over what is the appropriate sentence in this case because there was great pain,” the judge, Matthew J. Murphy III of Niagara, N.Y., County Court, said at Mr. Belter’s sentencing on Tuesday, according to WKBW, a local television station. “There was great harm. There were multiple crimes committed in the case.”

Still, the judge continued, “It seems to me that a sentence that involves incarceration or partial incarceration isn’t appropriate.”

You telling me a poor white or any type of black male pleading guilty to 4 rapes would simpyl get probation????

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/18/nyregion/christopher-belter-rape-sentence.html
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That's f-d up. What's the income bracket of the perp's mommy and daddy. Judge should be investigated for graft-corruption. DOJ, you on this? Riiiight.
Hey parents. You like this thing next to your daughter?

El OchoCinco · Dec 9, 2021

As soon as the judge said he prayed on this he should have been disbarred....

Cuddles · Dec 9, 2021

Imagine if this dude was Muslim:

Cuddles said:
White privilege extending to terrorists:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/12/07/black-lives-matter-protest-bombs-pittsburgh/
A man planted bombs hours after a Black Lives Matter protest in Pittsburgh. He was sentenced to probation.

No one could see the homemade bombs Matthew Michanowicz was carrying as he rode his bike in downtown Pittsburgh on May 31, 2020.

The city was a tinder box that afternoon. Six days earlier, a Minneapolis police officer murdered George Floyd, sparking protests around the country. The day before, one in Pittsburgh devolved into a riot. Dozens were arrested. City leaders imposed a curfew.

The next day, Michanowicz rode his bike to check out the aftermath. He wheeled himself to a plaza below a skyscraper in the heart of downtown, planted the backpack with the three bombs he’d made and left.

They never exploded, but prosecutors said they could have hurt or killed someone.

Police found the bombs the next morning, quickly homed in on Michanowicz as a suspect and arrested him, federal prosecutors said in court documents. He was indicted on charges of illegally possessing three destructive devices, to which he pleaded guilty in August. On Monday, facing a 10-year prison sentence, Michanowicz, 53, avoided more time behind bars, instead getting time served and three years’ probation. He has to serve the first six months under house arrest.

Prosecutors had asked U.S. District Judge Donetta Ambrose for a prison sentence between 2½ years and just over three years. Ambrose’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Washington Post on Monday’s sentencing.

Michanowicz’s lawyer, Ken Haber, told The Post in a phone interview that the judge might have considered his client’s recent mental health issues and personal struggles. Within a year of placing the bombs, Michanowicz lost his job as a successful medical salesman who worked with neurosurgeons. His father and a good friend died. He got divorced.

“I think the judge was somewhat convinced that he had a breakdown,” Haber said, adding that his client has stressed that he never meant for the devices to go off.

The next day, Michanowicz, a Pittsburgh resident, rode his bike downtown to survey the damage and leave the bombs.

Inside the bag, police found three used pepper-spray canisters, which Michanowicz had repurposed and filled with gasoline. He’d stuck wicks inside and fixed them in place with foam insulation. Police described the bombs as “homemade Molotov cocktails.”

Private security for Two PNC Plaza, the skyscraper, told investigators there was security footage of someone carrying the bag. The video showed a man ride his bike to the bike rack, dismount, take a backpack off the handle bars and then stash it under the nearby trees.

Agents with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives raided Michanowicz’s home, where they found fuses and foam insulation spray similar to what had been used to make the bombs. They also discovered 10 camouflage backpacks like the one carrying the bombs.

Although prosecutor Jessica Smolar did not explain why Michanowicz planted the bombs, she outlined years of substance abuse that peaked in 2020. Michanowicz reported he started using heroin in 2018, according to court records. Although he claimed he hadn’t done so since February 2019, his ex-wife told authorities she’d found heroin bags and alcohol in his home before his arrest.

Right after Michanowicz was charged, then-U.S. Attorney Scott Brady denounced him as an agitator.

“Michanowicz brought a backpack full of homemade Molotov cocktails to downtown Pittsburgh,” Brady said. “He wasn’t there to protest; he was there to engage in violent attacks.”

Haber pushed back on Brady’s assertion.

“This is the product of someone who was a highly successful person who had a bit of a breakdown,” he said.
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ipatent · Dec 9, 2021

I think you have a point that young whites are more likely to be given a second chance than young people of color.

easymon1 · Dec 9, 2021

ipatent said:
I think you have a point that young whites are more likely to be given a second chance than young people of color.
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Rich parents helped Belter Skelter out too. Skelter had already violated probation even beFore he was sentence. Stay tuned for more. You get the behavior that you reward.

Tony Stark · Dec 9, 2021

Cuddles said:
Imagine if this dude was Muslim:
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Or black or brown

FortuneTeller · Dec 9, 2021

I wonder how many hispanics and blacks get off like this and no one reports it in the media?

And one whitey gets off on this charge and a thread has to be started about it? wtf

El OchoCinco · Dec 9, 2021

FortuneTeller said:
I wonder how many hispanics and blacks get off like this and no one reports it in the media?

And one whitey gets off on this charge and a thread has to be started about it? wtf
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Even this rustles your racist feathers haha

I can post several articles of wealthy white rapists getting off because judges felt sorry for them..
I can post several articles of regular black and brown people getting long prison sentences for the same thing...

fuck off if the truth hurts