Sanity
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ORIGINAL: JVoV Hate crimes are determined by the motivation behind targeting the victim. And can unfortunately only apply if the victim is a defined & protected class, regardless of what the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment says. Unless you have a prosecutor with the balls to actually do it. In this case, extortion does seem to be the primary motive. Murder was likely to get rid of the witnesses. What was done to the boy deserves a special place in Hell, but I doubt a proper sentence could ever be given by our courts. "A protected class"? Why arent we all a protected class, is the point. Why are the laws racist In regard to the case I linked to in my OP, I am sure that the extortion could have been accomplished without resorting to actual physical torture. Why would the physical act be required when the mere threat would surely suffice The perps were in complete control, over many hours That the actual torture of the child occurred in front of his family suggests a motive of hate and disparagement, of viewing the victims as subhumans fully deserving of the treatment they received An especially heinous murder, burning someone alive, a child... Wouldnt that alone be grounds for suspecting that racial hatred was a motivation? Except and unless the victims were white, and the offender was black of course
< Message edited by Sanity -- 5/26/2015 2:21:02 PM >
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