A former NFL player has his career destroyed by a false rape allegation.

The media used the Allen, Texas mass shooting to broaden the definition of white supremacy,

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promo code Ben today. One of the great evils of our time is the substitution of group justice in favor of individual justice.

Now, the word justice really does not need any sort of modifier. Justice always is individual in nature.

There is no such thing as sort of group justice.

Social justice is in and of itself in undermining of the notion of individual justice.

If something bad happened to you on a personal level, you should have justice because you

were the one damaged.

If you did harm to someone else, justice should come for you because you

did harm for somebody else. But we have a tendency in a very large, diverse society with nationalized

media to turn everything into a referendum on groups in general. And this has actually

powerless consequences for a wide variety of people. And yes, a wide variety of groups. Today's

example comes courtesy of a prosecutor

who has now decided that the former Buffalo Bill's punter named Matt Ariza was not even present

during an alleged gang rape. Now, the reason that this is important is because it is tip of the

spirit is indicative of a broader ideological problem that now plagues the West. And that is that when

we see individual cases, instead of seeing those individual cases as individual cases, instead of

investigating the individual circumstances of each case, and then trying to broaden that out to say,

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