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They violate the 14th amendment.
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Yeah, there are just crimes. No hate crimes.They violate the 14th amendment.
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the US constitution doesnt matter anymore past the point of the south secedingThey violate the 14th amendment.
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They are unequal protection.I mean how are they unconsititutial
They aren't if attack white guy for being white its a hate crimeThey are unequal protection.
What if a straight man goes for a homosexual man and attacks him specifically for being homosexual?They aren't if attack white guy for being white its a hate crime
It should, but the same would be true for the inverse, except no one is ever attacked for being straight.What if a straight man goes for a homosexual man and attacks him specifically for being homosexual?
Should that carry larger penalties?
Have you read the 14th amendment?It should, but the same would be true for the inverse, except no one is ever attacked for being straight.
Even the right to free speech can be abridged. They do that with anti-defamation laws e.g.Have you read the 14th amendment?
Two wrongs don’t make a right. Also defamation relies on people lying.Even the right to free speech can be abridged. They do that with anti-defamation laws e.g.
But why though? Why should it? Why can’t it just carry the same penalties?It should, but the same would be true for the inverse, except no one is ever attacked for being straight.
Inciting people to commit criminal acts or even encouraging suicide (a non-illegal act) can be unlawful. I'm just saying there's many infringement on freedom of speech. It's not an absolute.Two wrongs don’t make a right. Also defamation relies on people lying.
It has to do with motivation and intent. Assaulting someone because of their sexuality means there's more malicious intent. It's why we might give a more lenient sentence to someone who robs a liquor store because they're poor and have a drug problem than someone who commits that act solely for the purpose of fun.But why though? Why should it? Why can’t it just carry the same penalties?
Disagree. Should be penalized equally. Only the judge should determine the difference.It has to do with motivation and intent. Assaulting someone because of their sexuality means there's more malicious intent. It's why we might give a more lenient sentence to someone who robs a liquor store because they're poor and have a drug problem than someone who commits that act solely for the purpose of fun.
Running with that logic, a perpetrator of manslaughter (accidental killing) should receive the same punishment as someone who commits premeditated murder. They're not the same. Intent and motive obviously matters.Disagree. Should be penalized equally. Only the judge should determine the difference.
On top of that, those are the same under 14th amendment.
No because in one case there was no intent and in the other case there was.Running with that logic, a perpetrator of manslaughter (accidental killing) should receive the same punishment as someone who commits premeditated murder. They're not the same. Intent and motive obviously matters.
You're an ugly pedo so I'll always be above you.No because in one case there was no intent and in the other case there was.
When killing people’s intentionally there is always intent.
You are really reaching hard here. I know you’re a faggot and maybe you didn’t choose to be but you chose to come out of the closet.
Lmao must suck to have grasp at that.You're an ugly pedo so I'll always be above you.
You’re a miserable fag and u go against nature.I have more arguments but you're not mature enough to have a fruitful argument so I'll just leave you with a Happy Pride Month!