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Bias attacks against police should be prosecuted more harshly, union argues
In the wake of the murder of two New York City police officers and a national debate about policing, the National Fraternal Order of Police is asking for the Congressional hate crimes statute to be expanded to include crimes against police officers. The union has more than 300,000 members.
Violence against police officers that is motivated by anti-police bias should be prosecuted as a hate crime, the nation’s largest police union is arguing in a letter to President Barack Obama and Congressional leaders this week.
WELL?
Violence against police officers that is motivated by anti-police bias should be prosecuted as a hate crime
attacks against police should be prosecuted more harshly
I didn't realize police were a religion+Ethnic culture
For instance, if this passes. that means Coca-cola can encarserate you for spreading hate about it and diabetus.
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: AnuTyr
I didn't realize police were a religion+Ethnic culture
They are a minority group though!
That's the checkmate!
For instance, if this passes. that means Coca-cola can encarserate you for spreading hate about it and diabetus.
You're funny
But you do make a good point.
originally posted by: AnuTyr
I didn't realize police were a religion+Ethnic culture
This is actually big news.
if this is allowed. That means that corperations can recieve the same types of protection that a religion or culture...
For instance, if this passes. that means Coca-cola can encarserate you for spreading hate about it and diabetus. Even if its true.
This is trying to cross over capitalism with civil harrasment rights.
That's crossing the line right there...
We mise well call this Police land of America. Or if you view it economically. Wallmart land. Proudly owned and operated by Wallmart and protected by Police of America.
originally posted by: TorqueyThePig
I am pretty sure that when you murder somebody regardless of skin color or career choice there is some hate involved.
So in reality isn't every murder a "hate crime?"
Regardless, murder is practically the worst crime one can commit and carries the most harsh punishment.
This is stupid.
Good move FOP.
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
What if a shoutout occurs between a gay black transvestite & a female Muslim cop...
& they shoot each other but survive...
Will they both be charged with 3 counts of hate crime each?
I'll be over there>>>>>>>
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: xuenchen
WELL?
LOL.
This is a sneak attack...
Go back to the Old West when both the Sheriff & the suspect could be armed & Duel...
Ten Paces & Turn...
"Law" writers changed that...
originally posted by: Willtell
originally posted by: TorqueyThePig
I am pretty sure that when you murder somebody regardless of skin color or career choice there is some hate involved.
So in reality isn't every murder a "hate crime?"
Regardless, murder is practically the worst crime one can commit and carries the most harsh punishment.
This is stupid.
Good move FOP.
The hate crime law is about protecting a GROUP.
Since such a crime indicates that the said killer is killing not one person but a whole group if they murder someone because they are a part of that group.
I personally think to include cops in that law is very reasonable.