That's not what first and second degree murder or manslaughter are. The result is the same for the victim, but the specific actions and intentions are differen

That's not what first and second degree murder or manslaughter are. The result is the same for the victim, but the specific actions and intentions are different. Put another way, why is it better if I murder someone because I hate vegans, or meat eaters, or poor people, or rich people, or car drivers or pedestrians than someone of a protected group? Adding new laws doesn't make them be enforced any better, so I don't buy the "systemic" argument. Either someone is tried and found guilty or not.