Hate Crime legislation has opened up a Pandora’s box for abuse and misuse. The strange dichotomy is that the political side that supports hate crime charges also detest bail, police funding, stand your ground etc. On one hand they want to heap countless charges on top of charges sufficient enough to put someone away for a life time but also want people out on the streets that are a danger to society, they want social engineers instead of police to protect us and they want guns only in the hands of government entities controlled by bureaucrats and politicians.
Might be just a cynical ploy to defend against hate crime charges. Best to reserve judgment, rally around the victims and their families, and resist the urge to politicize the case beyond agreeing that hate is really, really awful and stupid.
Hate Crime legislation has opened up a Pandora’s box for abuse and misuse. The strange dichotomy is that the political side that supports hate crime charges also detest bail, police funding, stand your ground etc. On one hand they want to heap countless charges on top of charges sufficient enough to put someone away for a life time but also want people out on the streets that are a danger to society, they want social engineers instead of police to protect us and they want guns only in the hands of government entities controlled by bureaucrats and politicians.
Might be just a cynical ploy to defend against hate crime charges. Best to reserve judgment, rally around the victims and their families, and resist the urge to politicize the case beyond agreeing that hate is really, really awful and stupid.
Is Club Q shooting rerun of the Pulse shooting in FL?
Both gay clubs