🇨🇦 Racial discrimination factors into reducing sentence for double shooting in Porsche

Yousaf Sheikh entered a Porsche with a loaded Glock, shot two people with intent to kill, then while out on bail carjacked someone at gunpoint. The judge cut 13 months off his 14-year sentence because he experienced racial discrimination growing up in Toronto as a Muslim. He earned $65,000 at 21, lived in an Oakville condo with his mother, and attended private college. What discrimination, exactly. His bail conditions were restrictive and he had to play video games and watch movies with family instead of carjacking strangers.

This is DEI jurisprudence: attempted murder now gets you a sentencing discount if you check the right demographic boxes. The Crown wanted life. He got less than 13 years for double attempted murder plus armed carjacking. Meanwhile the actual victims are memory-holed. Canada's justice system no longer punishes crime — it adjudicates victimhood Olympics while handing out racial participation trophies.

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