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by Steven D
There are no Hate Crimes in America and any facts you hear or see reported to the contrary should simply be ignored as irrelevant to the debate on whether we should have a federal hate crimes law.
Nebraska saw a 3 percent increase in violent crimes reported to authorities in 2008 compared to the previous year, the state Crime Commission said Wednesday. Hate crimes increased by 14 percent. [...] Because we all know that hate crimes law being proposed by the Democrats would be used to silence God fearing patriotic right wing Christians, etc. by denying them the 1st Amendment right to free speech. Even if the law that is being proposed doesn't say that:
SEC. 8. RULE OF CONSTRUCTION. Nothing in this Act, or the amendments made by this Act, shall be construed to prohibit any expressive conduct protected from legal prohibition by, or any activities protected by, the Constitution. Well, we all know you can't trust judges to follow the law. And we all know how zealous federal officials are about investigating and prosecuting these so=called hate crimes already. Nosy bastards:
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A Kansas City man who was the driving force behind an effort to bring civil rights-era offenders to justice is preparing to meet with Attorney General Eric Holder to jump-start efforts to find criminals because "people are dying and memories are fading." Why can't these people just let it go? Don't we have enough problems in this country without stirring up all these ancient animosities. I mean, no one makes a big deal about race anymore, right?
Should GOP senators treat Sonia Sotomayor as contemptuously as Democrats treated Robert Bork, Clarence Thomas and Sam Alito, they should expect Hispanic hostility for a generation. [...] Well, okay, maybe some folks have a residual hangup on race. And maybe a few aren't too happy about teh Gay either.
The Seattle Times is reporting that owners of well-known Seattle gay bars have received anonymous notes that threatened to poison customer's drinks with toxic ricin. Bar managers are maintaining a "business as usual" stance, and don't expect the threatening letters to greatly impact business -- but that doesn't mean they're not alerting drinkers to keep a watchful eye on their libations. They have also posted signs warning patrons. But murderous impulses? Perish the thought.
Houston, TX – The dignified notice of services attending the interment of Seaman August Provost appeared in the Houston Chronicle on July 9th: ”SEAMAN AUGUST “B.J.” PROVOST III 29 A courageous soldier, passed away (Thurs) 06-30-09 while serving in the U.S. Navy @ Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, Ca. Visitation (Fri) 07-10-09 from 10am-11am @ Wright Grove Missionary Baptist Church; 9702 Willow Street. Funeral services will begin at 11am. Interment: full military honors will be given in his honor at Houston National Cemetery – (Gate-time 2:30pm). Boyd Funeral Home.” As a gay sailor who had not yet been outed and discharged under the provisions of the 1993 DADT law, August Provost was eligible for “Full Military Honors.” [...] So Senators, when it comes time to vote on this hate crimes bill, just ignore the reality and vote like FoX News wants. Because the only hate in this country that deserves to be punished is the hatred of liberals for Real Americans like Sarah Palin. Just ask David Letterman.
No Need for Hate Crimes Law | 6 comments (6 topical, 0 editorial, 0 hidden)
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