* 15.3 percent were under age 18.<ref name=offender/>
* 15.3 percent were under age 18.<ref name=offender/>
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==Hate crimes, political correctness, and censorship==
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Hate crimes legislation has its roots in the communist-inspired, [[Frankfurt School]] founded in Frankfurt, Germany by [[Bolshevik]]s in the 1920s. Its goal was to implement [[communism]] in [[the West]] quietly by gradually subverting [[popular culture]] -- a movement known as [[Cultural Marxism]]. One of its leading lights, [[Herbert Marcuse]], opined that the prevailing Western social order is repressive by definition and discriminates against minorities simply by existing.
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This creates a phenomenon he called "repressive tolerance" because even though other views are allowed within Western culture and in [[America]] by the [[First Amendment]], the Capitalist view is still permitted. Marcuse considered that to be unacceptable. Instead, he proposed what he called "[[partisan tolerance]]," i.e. tolerating the views of those "repressed minorities" only -- who Marcuse assumes share his partisan hatred for everything noncommunist -- while actively muzzling the views of the majority.<ref>http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3188306/posts</ref>