[stands2reason]

I know how fakers think. There's more than a few anti-Christians out there who are unhappy with the lack of Christian rampages after the movie. They want so much to say "I told you so!"

I think there are more of those kind of people out there than Christians who have gone to this movie, came out enraged and committed antisemitic crimes.

I know quite well both types of people. I'm afraid being a student of human nature is all I have of "statistical data."

At one time, say before the last year or two, I would have been appalled at the thought of false hate crimes. Since then I've read of more than a few solved cases where the perpetrators where not acting out of hate, but "trying to make a point" or even committing insurance fraud. And the "hate crimes" were of all types, anti-black, anti-gay. anti-Hispanic, and antisemitic.

I really can't say much for sure about the perps of this crime (though I doubt they are members of the synagogue) except that they seem intent on driving a wedge between Jewish-Christian friendship.

[sfRummygirl]

Is there a hate crimes fraud ping list? If so, who runs it? That would interest me, from all angles.

[tubavil]

I really can't say much for sure about the perps of this crime (though I doubt they are members of the synagogue) except that they seem intent on driving a wedge between Jewish-Christian friendship.

From what I see and read it looks like NA (or similar) work.

Serious Jews who deal with this shi+ have already been there.

[.30Carbine]

One solved fraudulent "hate crime" was here in Vermont, during the height of the Take Back Vermont campaign, just after the VT Supreme Court ordered the legislature to create Civil Unions. A gay 'pastor' vandalized and torched his own car, then went to every media outlet he could with the sob story of how he was being persecuted. It didn't take very long to find him out.