One of the bills is known by the authors as the Disarm Hate Act and was introduced last year in both the House and Senate. That piece of legislation hasn't seen any movement since being introduced. The bill would prohibit someone convicted of a hate crime, or who has received an enhanced sentence because it was a hate crime, from purchasing a gun.
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Good, I'm glad. Nowadays being white and looking crosseyed at somebody is considered a hate crime and the way things are going, pretty soon we'll be charged with it.
Just keep pushing leftists, you don't know what hate is....
ReplyDeleteThese days just pointing out that biology is a thing, you don't get your own pronouns, abortion isn't healthcare, Kamala isn't black, using the term "retard" or "mental", believing that non-caucasian racists exist or tying a knot at the end of your garage door pull is a hate crime.
ReplyDeleteWe are doomed
"Hate crimes" as in not voting for the democrats.
ReplyDeleteGotit.
Why did you have to add looking crosseyed? Being white is enough nowadays. So is rape a love crime if you're gentle?
ReplyDeleteUsing terms that can be defined on the fly is no way to create laws. The definition of what is a hate crime will change every time the other party wins a majority. That is what creates utter disdain for law and your fellow citizens.
ReplyDeleteJust wait until the red flag laws start getting implemented everywhere. Straight white males are domestic terrorists according to the Department of Homeland Security.
ReplyDeleteThis country should not have thoughtcrimes on the books.
ReplyDelete--Tennessee Budd