Russell Brand Sentencing and UK Two-Tier Justice Claims

Russell Brand gets a sentence of 10 years and six months.

The bulk of that sentence comes from a rape conviction from a woman who was engaging in consensual sex with Russell Brand, and then claims that the sex became unconsensual.

Now let's compare that to Abdul Salihi, who gets a £400 fine, and what did he do?

He sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl and a 42-year-old woman.

Then you have Hadush Kabatu, who got 12 months.

Now let's see what brought about this 12-month sentence.

Sexual offenses including a 14-year-old girl and an adult woman.

He's an Afghan national, uh, in asylum accommodation, and Hadush was an Ethiopian asylum seeker.

I think I'm spotting the difference. So the two-tier justice system in the UK seems to be very real and very present, and of course, I have to bring up the UK gang rape report, which brought forward, what, over 200,000 allegations of rape, many of them credible,

many of them coinciding with actual physical proof, evidence, DNA tests, rape kits.

And what? So many of those were swept under the rug.

Many of those men didn't even see a day in court to be sentenced, yet Russell Brand gets 10 years and six months