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It does seem there is somewhat of a double standard when it comes to defining what is considered a hate crime these days. I live in Canada and we suffered throu
by sigmaprimus 5y ago
It does seem there is somewhat of a double standard when it comes to defining what is considered a hate crime these days. I live in Canada and we suffered through a summer of "Church Fires" but god forbid someone spray paints over an anti-family, anti-American, Marxist BLM mural, lock em up!
Just to be clear I don't think either example should get a free pass, they are both despicable cowardly acts but without equal justice, be it social or criminal how can anyone expect any other form of equality to exist?
I find it disturbing that in a time when our struggles should be binding us together, it seems every special interest group is taking this opportunity to tear down and blame their fellow citizen for every past grievance.
I fear the coming hard times are only going to make these radicalized people more desperate and violent until the entire system collapses under their self serving unpatriotic actions.
Maybe that is what they think they want but as the saying goes "Be careful what you wish for."!