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To: Ryan Bailey; NCC-1701
"Inspector Dennis Blackman, New York’s Hate Crimes Unit supervisor, ordered his 20 detectives to view Gibson’s “Passion” to look for scenes that would stir hate crimes. "

This is one of the reasons I was screaming mad over b.s. "hate crimes" legislation. How more invasive can a government get than to outlaw people's thoughts? If a suspect beats someone up or kills them - what does it matter what their "hate thought" was? Convict them for the assault.

The worst is that I was waiting until a movie or a book unpopular to the PC Left would be called a "hate crime."

18 posted on 03/11/2004 10:02:26 AM PST by Ophiucus
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To: Ophiucus
Those twenty who were made to see it, betcha they are still thinking about the movie.
32 posted on 03/11/2004 3:18:52 PM PST by gulfcoast6
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