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10 hours ago, Lou said:

It's the motivation behind the act that is the determination of whether something is a hate crime, not the specific act. If a person is killed because of the color of his skin or the church he attends, to me, that's much more of a heinous crime that if he had been killed because he was wearing a Rolex. 

I don't see it Lou.  You are saying that those victims in the church shooting are more important than kids who are shot during a school shooting.  If I am killing someone, there is a solid chance I hate them.  

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1 hour ago, mtangelsfan said:

I don't see it Lou.  You are saying that those victims in the church shooting are more important than kids who are shot during a school shooting.  If I am killing someone, there is a solid chance I hate them.  

That's kind of how see it as well. It's not often someone is murdered or tortured out of love. 

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1 hour ago, mtangelsfan said:

I don't see it Lou.  You are saying that those victims in the church shooting are more important than kids who are shot during a school shooting.  If I am killing someone, there is a solid chance I hate them.  

I don't think it is saying those victims are more important mt, it speaks at the intent of the crime itself...in the case of hate crimes part of the goal is to intimidate/create fear for a certain segment of the population. In essence similar to terrorism, in that the specific crime is not directed at one specific individual, but rather the victim's entire group.

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9 minutes ago, red321 said:

I don't think it is saying those victims are more important mt, it speaks at the intent of the crime itself...in the case of hate crimes part of the goal is to intimidate/create fear for a certain segment of the population. In essence similar to terrorism, in that the specific crime is not directed at one specific individual, but rather the victim's entire group.

How is that any different than a random home robbery/murder?  Doesn't that instill fear into the entire neighborhood or town?  Its better that they criminal doesn't care that he/she is doing that?  I just think it is a lot of subjective thought. 

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Because the random home robbery/murder doesn't have sending a message or terrorizing a segment of the community as a specific goal. That's not to say it isn't a specific byproduct, but it's not the intent.

Let's take the Charleston shooting as an example. A specific goal/intention of the crime was to start a race war and instill fear in the black community. As mentioned, it's similar to terrorism in the idea that a specific goal is the instill that fear and panic within a specific segment of the population...the actual crime is almost a secondary component for some.

 

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10 hours ago, calscuf said:

Hmmm.  

So if my neighbor was murdered and the killer yelled "die, Mexican!" that's worse than if the killer yelled "die, guy who painted your colonial style house purple and for having 12 relatives living there and for paying extra for replica CA black plates for your Toyota corrolla and for having the greenest lawn on the street and for the 6 cars parked on your driveway!"?

That's an awful lot to shout before the killing commences.

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10 hours ago, calscuf said:

Hmmm.  

So if my neighbor was murdered and the killer yelled "die, Mexican!" that's worse than if the killer yelled "die, guy who painted your colonial style house purple and for having 12 relatives living there and for paying extra for replica CA black plates for your Toyota corrolla and for having the greenest lawn on the street and for the 6 cars parked on your driveway!"?

When you put it that way, the guy could have crawled to safety during that monologue and deserves the shovel beating he gets.

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Just now, Blarg said:

Maybe on his last 13 days in office he will close down Guantanamo. 

Weird how that wasn't even an major issue in the election. Is that damn thing ever going to close. I'm amazed a state hasn't agreed to host prisoners in return for massive federal money in return.

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Great work Donald. 

 

 

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21 minutes ago, UndertheHalo said:

Great work Donald. 

 

 

Childish

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44 minutes ago, UndertheHalo said:

Great work Donald. 

 

 

He really needs to delete his account

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13 hours ago, calscuf said:

Hmmm.  

So if my neighbor was murdered and the killer yelled "die, Mexican!" that's worse than if the killer yelled "die, guy who painted your colonial style house purple and for having 12 relatives living there and for paying extra for replica CA black plates for your Toyota corrolla and for having the greenest lawn on the street and for the 6 cars parked on your driveway!"?

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5 hours ago, mtangelsfan said:

don't see it Lou.  You are saying that those victims in the church shooting are more important than kids who are shot during a school shooting.

 

No, I'm not.

 

3 hours ago, red321 said:

I don't think it is saying those victims are more important mt, it speaks at the intent of the crime itself...in the case of hate crimes part of the goal is to intimidate/create fear for a certain segment of the population. In essence similar to terrorism, in that the specific crime is not directed at one specific individual, but rather the victim's entire group.

 

Exactly

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