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Re: Implanting Bill Gates's Micro-chips In Brains For Over 20 Years!
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Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski
So my current NextDoor fun controversy: my tiny suburb is pretty heavily Jewish. Someone put several of the “missing” posters on street light posts. This weekend there was an outraged post about a confrontation between someone pro-poster and a guy who was tearing them down, complete with photos of the tear down guy. The posts said the police were investigating that as a hate crime. Someone replied that em felt one shouldn’t attach posters to street light posts. That didn’t go over well.
I guess I’m wondering, is tearing down those posters really different in kind from stealing political yard signs, or is it a hate crime? I see it as closer to the sign stealing, plus I’m sure there is a law against putting stuff on the street light post. Thoughts?
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Probably depends on your state's definition of hate crime.
Maybe stealing lawn signs qualifies under some states' hate crime acts.
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