Burning a cross was done to intimidate the neighbors. That is a hate crime. Again, kick them to the curb, run them out of town. Good riddance.
“Burning a cross was done to intimidate the neighbors. That is a hate crime. Again, kick them to the curb, run them out of town. Good riddance.”
Let’s avoid subjecting them to the same treatment as the January 6th protesters.
I understand the concern about hate crimes, and agree that acts like burning a cross, often seen as a symbol of intimidation and racism, are deeply troubling. If an act is done with the intent to threaten or intimidate, it’s rightfully subject to legal scrutiny and action.
However, it’s essential to adhere to the principles of due process and the rule of law. In our legal system, everyone is entitled to a fair trial and legal representation. This ensures that justice is served correctly and in accordance with the law, rather than through immediate, extrajudicial actions