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Hate crime legislation is a stepping stone for a lifestyle to become protected under anti-discrimination laws.
 
Hate crime legislation is a stepping stone for a lifestyle to become protected under anti-discrimination laws.
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As part of the [[homosexual agenda]], the [[gay rights]] movement has attempted to equate racism and [[anti-Semitism]] with the condemnation of homosexual sin. To do this, they must of course gloss over the fact that race is 100% inherited and immutable. And that religious and ethnic persecution against Jews involved a 6 million person [[Holocaust]] (see [[genocide]] and [[ethnic cleansing]]).  
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The [[gay rights]] movement currently attempts to equate racism and [[anti-Semitism]] with the condemnation of homosexual lifestyle. They claim that, like race, sexual orientation is 100% inherited and immutable but there are studies that question this claim [citation needed].  
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Nonetheless, the strategy of anti-goodness crusaders is to insist that condemnation of sin is a type of "prejudice" equivalent to a civil rights violation. They want people of conscience, who already condemn antisemitism and racism, to regard any critique of homosexuality as an expression of "hate".  
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Nonetheless, the strategy of activists is to insist that condemnation of sin is a type of "prejudice" equivalent to a civil rights violation. They want people of conscience, who already condemn antisemitism and racism, to regard any critique of homosexuality as an expression of "hate".  
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This is a perverse misinterpretation of a sermon by Jesus, who told people not to "hate" their enemies. What hate crimes legislation ignores is that Jesus never hesitated to condemn sin and frequently criticized wrongdoers. So there can be nothing wrong with pointing out evils and telling people to stop committing sin. This is not "hate" but an expression of love. 
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There is a misinterpretation of a sermon by Jesus, who told people not to "hate" their enemies used in favor of the argument. What hate crimes legislation ignores is that Jesus never hesitated to condemn sin and frequently criticized wrongdoers.
    
A ladder to legislate social acceptance and promotion of a lifestyle would be as follows:
 
A ladder to legislate social acceptance and promotion of a lifestyle would be as follows:
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* '''Bottom Rung:''' hate crime legislation to recognize and accept the lifestyle.
 
* '''Bottom Rung:''' hate crime legislation to recognize and accept the lifestyle.
 
* '''Middle Rung:''' anti-discrimination legislation to favor and promote the lifestyle.
 
* '''Middle Rung:''' anti-discrimination legislation to favor and promote the lifestyle.
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* '''Top Rung:''' [[affirmative action]] to fully promote the lifestyle.
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* '''Top Rung:''' [[affirmative action]] to fully promote the lifestyle. [citation needed]
    
The new [[Speaker of the House]] for the 2007-2008 [[Congress]], [[Nancy Pelosi]], sought to pass hate crime legislation proposed in the prior session of [[Congress]] in H.R.3132.  [[H.R. 1592: Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007]] was then introduced by [[Democrats]] in the new session [[110th Congress]] that began in 2007.
 
The new [[Speaker of the House]] for the 2007-2008 [[Congress]], [[Nancy Pelosi]], sought to pass hate crime legislation proposed in the prior session of [[Congress]] in H.R.3132.  [[H.R. 1592: Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007]] was then introduced by [[Democrats]] in the new session [[110th Congress]] that began in 2007.
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