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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: d[-_-]b who wrote (170589)6/5/2003 12:33:43 AM
From: tejek  Read Replies (2) of 1580072
 
If I were to hate someone or thing is that a crime if I never commit a conventional crime?

It really does look like thought police to me.


What thought police? You can't see the difference between a hold up for money and a black man tethered to a car and dragged until he is delimbed?

Which Ted and others should be wary of since they already have issues with the patriot act, lump hate on top and we can arrest every Muslim in the USA for hating "americans" can't we?

Hmmmm..........who taught you to be so literal with the term hate crimes.

Even if they never went to al qaeda training camps, we just need them to utter one hateful remark.

I am glad you find the whole thing funny.

Or is Ted thinking only whites are capable of hate crimes?

What about Seattle Mardi Gra?
(black on white)


Its spelt Gras and how would Tim know about that, or is this post really intended for me? And yes, that was a hate crime.

What about LA riots (Reginald Denny) ?
(black on white)


Ditto. It was slow going at first but I think you're catching on.

We should be able to clean out college campuses and Hollywood directors across the USA for calling Bush a terrorist, what a hateful remark.

And just when I thought you were getting it. I guess sometimes I expect too much.
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