Slade3200
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There’s a whole system that is used to determine whether a crime qualifies as a hate crime. Why are you acting like it’s this arbitrary thing. People that hate others to the point where they will be violent to any of them based solely on how they look or what religion or what their sexual identity is posed a greater threat to society than somebody who gets drunk and accidentally kills somebody by crashing their car, and like the other degrees of murder, the circumstances around that murder vary based on the details of the crime. It’s amazing that you don’t understand this. Why do you oppose it? It make you sound like you are defending bigots who act out violently. Why in the world would you choose that side of the argument?!Because:Ok then if you think different degrees of murder are justified then why do you object to hate crimes existing as an added degree of crime types?No!There are different degrees of murder. Do you want to get rid of all those and treat them all the same?Is 1 crime more heinous than another just because it is motivated by "Hate"? I don't think so. Tell the family of a murder victim that their loss is not so bad because it was not motivated by hate. Evidence of hate can be useful as a motive, but should not be a crime in itself. Murder is murder period.
1) it would be nigh impossible to determine the feelings of the perpetrator had when committing the crime
2) most assaults and murders occur with some degree of hate, so, essentially every murder and assault would be deemed a hate crime.
3) why should someone's feelings be a factor in sentencing. Does that mean if someone could prove they loved the victim, and was murdering then out of compassion that their sentence should be lighter?
4) since the left believes black people are incapable of racism, and hate crimes are based in racism, you've created a level of criminal sentencing that can only apply to white people.