January 28th, 2008 by Brian Sikma

Here is How Liberals use “Hate Crimes” laws

HB 1076 is a “bias crimes” (also known as “hate crimes”) bill that is making its way through the House. So far the majority of House Republicans have stood on the side of equal justice and common sense and have not supported the measure. The General Assembly has defeated this kind of bill before and it needs to do so again.

Here is an interesting video of what happened with a Wisconsin hate crimes statute. Whether you agree with the guy’s viewpoint isn’t the point here, the point is that this law punished him merely for expressing his thoughts on a subject.

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2 Responses to “Here is How Liberals use “Hate Crimes” laws”

  1. Joel Harris Says:
    January 28th, 2008 at 7:45 pm

    I am guessing that this is a atypical example of how these laws are supposed to be enforced. I guess this is an example of how lawmakers should be careful about how laws (hate crimes or not) are written.

  2. Michael Jezierski Says:
    January 28th, 2008 at 11:08 pm

    And they say it doesn’t create a separate class of citizens. The term “liberal Madison” is an understatement. That place is thick with Moonbats.

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