A little more than confusing.
Hate crimes are defined by law AR hate crime laws include crimes committed on the basis of the victim’s perceived or actual race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, or disability.
The United States is a country, not a person.
A hate crime against the U. S. would would be under treason or an Act of War against us, terrorism maybe?
Anyway, that's the way the law is written, and it's to deter and punish acts of violence stemming from prejudice.
I mean, people that kill their wives, mother's? That's hate, but it's not based on an unfair generalization, or pre-judging of a person to have negative attributes.
He committed a Class B and a Class C Felony. He could have received 25 years, no hate attached.
This is his THIRD ARSON.
He said in court that the minute he gets out he'll do it again.
Again, it's NOT About the banner.
It's the verbal threats of burning the nightclub down to the ground and Lighting the material outside near the building. Arson.Nothing to do with the banner.
The title purposely misleads you into believing that. The title and the article which omits critical parts is MEANT to bring about this reaction. And even after I added the missing parts, there's access to the full, accurate articles out there, the Fox article, so biased it's horizontal, it
still succeeded in... never mind. I'm tired.
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