NEW DELHI: Indian-American tech entrepreneur and former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy on Thursday claimed that the American justice system has dual standards based on citizens’ political opinions.
In a post on X, he stressed that historically, justice was based on skin color, and now it’s centered around political opinions, both being unjust.

“Two centuries ago, there used to be two standards of justice based on your skin color. Today there’s two standards of justice based on your political opinions. It was wrong back then & it’s wrong today.” Ramaswamy wrote on X.
In another post on X, Ramaswamy uploaded a video and praised longtime National Public Radio (NPR) editor Uri Berliner who published a scathing letter accusing the broadcaster of a “distilled worldview of a very small segment of the US population” and “telling people how to think”, imposing lack of “viewpoint diversity”, sparking a strong defense from the station’s chief editor.

He wrote “NPR is quite literally state-funded media. At some point in the last decade, they started acting like it.”
In a response to the tweet, Elon Musk said, “Yup, they proudly so say on their website!”