Zia Faruqui’s apology an example of ‘malignant empathy’ of radical Left in justice system

It’s a legitimate question and one that everyone should be asking after U.S. Magistrate Judge Zia M. Faruqui did exactly that during a hearing for White House Correspondents’ Association dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen. Despite Allen being accused of wanting to murder President Donald Trump, administration officials, and other innocent people, and even though he allegedly shot a law enforcement officer, all Faruqui cared about was the criminal’s comfort level, going so far as not to just care about his jail conditions but actually apologizing to Allen for any inconveniences he may have endured.

It’s a sad and disturbing reflection of the corrosive left-wing rot plaguing the United States justice system. Moreover, it’s indicative of the dangers posed by left-wing radical activists masquerading as judges in courts across the country. It’s a phenomenon of malignant empathy that has become a recurrent theme among the Left in criminal justice matters.

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