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A Legal System That Doesn’t Execute Decarlos Brown Doesn’t Care About Justice 

There is cause for frustration in the recent news that Iryna Zarutska’s killer has been judged unfit to stand trial in federal court.

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Even as the recent conviction of Karmelo Anthony for the murder of Austin Metcalf comes as an encouraging verdict for many of us who wish to see more law and order in our nation, there is cause for frustration in the recent news that Iryna Zarutska’s killer, Decarlos Brown Jr., has been judged unfit to stand trial in federal court. This is an absurd outcome, threatening the very possibility of maintaining order and justice in our society. If we wish to have a country with any meaningful justice, we must get retribution for the innocent and punish guilty brutes like Brown.  

Iryna Zarutska was brutally murdered in a public railway car in Charlotte, North Carolina last August by Decarlos Brown, Jr., a deranged homeless black felon with at least 14 prior arrests who nevertheless had been put back on the streets by judges. Video footage of the event showed the killer muttering to himself, “I got that white girl.” This was a publicly brutal example of the kind of anti-white violence which has become frequent under our regime of anarcho-tyranny.  

When in April a state judge determined that Brown was mentally incompetent to stand trial on state charges, the Department of Justice reassured the public that Brown would face federal charges and was being held in federal custody. If convicted of the federal charges (one count of committing an act causing death on a........

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