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Harvard prof claims states use ‘stand your ground laws’ to ‘outsource its violence'
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A Havard University professor claimed the "legal system is based on essentially injustices" and that states use gun laws to "outsource its violence to individual citizens" at an Arizona State University sponsored event.
Alex Young, the honors faculty fellow at the Arizona State University Barrett Honors College, hosted a virtual event to discuss "Race, Guns, and the Politics of Self-Defense" with Caroline Light, the senior lecturer on women, gender, and sexuality at Harvard University.
The discussion began with initial thoughts on lethal self-defense laws, as Light said that they are used to for states to "outsource" violence to citizens. |
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hisself
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This "senior lecturer's" field is "women, gender, and sexuality", and she is from Harvard, hence has NO credibility whatsoever!
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