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A hate crime is oftentimes a [[liberal]] invention to try to criminalize [[politically incorrect]] attitudes, by making some crimes "worse" than others based on the views of the person committing the crime.  The goal of this rewriting of criminal law is to create special advantages for those promoting a [[homosexual]] lifestyle and other favored liberal groups.  The ultimate goal may be to criminalize the [[Bible]], or at least marginalize it.
 
A hate crime is oftentimes a [[liberal]] invention to try to criminalize [[politically incorrect]] attitudes, by making some crimes "worse" than others based on the views of the person committing the crime.  The goal of this rewriting of criminal law is to create special advantages for those promoting a [[homosexual]] lifestyle and other favored liberal groups.  The ultimate goal may be to criminalize the [[Bible]], or at least marginalize it.
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Liberals will often demand prosecution as a "hate crime" whenever the victim was a member of a group politically favored by the liberal agenda, regardless of whether there was any evidence of actual hate for the group by the perpetrator.  '''''In practice, a hate crime can be alleged when the victim is a member of a group that mostly supports [[Democrats]] rather than a member of a group that mostly supports [[Republicans]]'''''.
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Liberals will often demand prosecution as a "hate crime" whenever the victim was a member of a group politically favored by the liberal agenda, regardless of whether there was any evidence of actual hate for the group by the perpetrator.  '''''In practice, a hate crime is more likely to be alleged when the victim is a member of a group that mostly supports [[Democrats]] rather than a member of a group that mostly supports [[Republicans]]'''''.
    
==Sample hate crime law==
 
==Sample hate crime law==
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