TNHarley
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I dont understand man. So if it someone is using their free speech against a particular, it doesn't count?The difference has to do with generalized vs specific.
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I dont understand man. So if it someone is using their free speech against a particular, it doesn't count?The difference has to do with generalized vs specific.
Bill Maher has built his whole career on calling white people crackers and the press cheers that.
When the leftists were marching around calling for “Death to Jews!,” it was ruled free speech.
HAHAHAHA. More wooly-brained liberal gibberish.The difference has to do with generalized vs specific.
It means a biden voter wants some walking around moneyTargeted harrassment???? HAHAHA WTF does that mean?
This is free speech absolutely.!!! The left supports this judgement and then calls the right fascist!!!
A person cannot be charged with a hate crime alone; it must be
attached to an underlying criminal act, such as assault, vandalism, or murder. Hate itself is not a crime in the U.S. and is protected by the First Amendment
It should be appealed and overturned since there was no crime for the hate crime to be attached to.And this is why one of your people ended up with a $90,000 civil judgement against them because they obviously, like you, don't know what "targeted harassment" means.
You got a video of that or are you just making it up as usual
This case sounds like an actual threat of harm is involved so that would be the crime.It should be appealed and overturned since there was no crime for the hate crime to be attached to.
This case sounds like an actual threat of harm is involved so that would be the crime.
If hateful attitude alone could be considered a crime then over 90% of blacks would be in jail.
HUH? what threat of harm?This case sounds like an actual threat of harm is involved so that would be the crime.
I’d say the inference of a noose is a threat.I didn’t see any threat of harm. They displayed some racist shit outside their home, but it doesn’t say any threat was given, unless they are saying the noose and effigy were a “threat”, but that would be hard to prove. No crime was committed that I can see so the hate crime should have never been brought. They would have to show some kind of intent I believe.
NooseHUH? what threat of harm?
Then why aren’t the chants of “Death to Jews!!” at leftist college campuses considered an actual threat of harm? Those antisemites are calling for people to murder Jews.This case sounds like an actual threat of harm is involved so that would be the crime.
If hateful attitude alone could be considered a crime then over 90% of blacks would be in jail.
I didn’t say it was OK to threaten Jews. Those anti-Semitic creeps should be charged, too.Then why aren’t the chants of “Death to Jews!!” at leftist college campuses considered an actual threat of harm? Those antisemites are calling for people to murder Jews.
It can’t be OK when it’s against Jews (which the Harvard president said it was, in context), and then a hate crime when it’s against blacks.
No, I didn’t mean that YOU said it was OK.I didn’t say it was OK to threaten Jews. Those anti-Semitic creeps should be charged, too.
I’d say the inference of a noose is a threat.
HAHAHAHA. A rope with a knot in it??? You are insane.I’d say the inference of a noose is a threat.
What were those whites in Charlottesville chanting, "Jews won't replace us"?When the leftists were marching around calling for “Death to Jews!,” it was ruled free speech.