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Putin & Mom & Dad
#11
What have gays to do with your accusations:
The traditions/customs. These traditions/customs consisted is killing and/or maiming.

“If you want to know who rules over you, just look for who you are not allowed to criticize.”

― Voltaire
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#12
Has everything to with traditional treatment of gays.
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#13
You have finally flipped your lid. Expect the guys in white coats to come knocking on your door.

"The civil society in America has a 'tradition' of killing and maiming gays."

Literally an insane statement.
“If you want to know who rules over you, just look for who you are not allowed to criticize.”

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#14
(02-17-2020, 06:55 PM)k.d. Wrote: You have finally flipped your lid. Expect the guys in white coats to come knocking on your door.

"The civil society in America has a 'tradition' of killing and maiming gays."

Literally an insane statement.
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In 2014, the FBI reported that 20.8% of hate crimes reported to police in 2013 was founded on perceived sexual orientation. Sixty-one percent of those attacks were against gay men.[6] Additionally, 0.5% of all hate crimes were based on perceived gender identity. In 2004, the FBI reported that 14% of hate crimes due to perceived sexual orientation were against lesbians, 2% against heterosexuals and 1% against bisexuals.[7]
The FBI reported that for 2006, hate crimes against gay people increased from 14% to 16% in 2005, as percentage of total documented hate crimes across the U.S.[8] The 2006 annual report, released on November 19, 2007, also said that hate crimes based on sexual orientation are the third most common type, behind race and religion.[8] In 2008, 17.6% of hate crimes were based on the victim's perceived sexual orientation. Of those crimes, 72.23% were violent in nature. 4,704 crimes were committed due to racial bias and 1,617 were committed due to sexual orientation. Of these, only one murder and one forcible rape were committed due to racial bias, whereas five murders and six rapes were committed based on sexual orientation.[9]
Santa Clara County Deputy District Attorney (DDA) Jay Boyarsky attributed a surge in anti-gay hate crimes, from 3 in 2007 to 14 in 2008, to controversy over Proposition 8. However, the DDA cautioned against reading too much from small statistical samples, pointing out that the vast majority of hate incidents do not get referred to the District Attorney's office.[10]
In 2011, the FBI reported 1,572 hate crime victims targeted based on a sexual orientation bias, making up 20.4% of the total hate crimes for that year. Of the total victims, 56.7% were targeted based on anti-male homosexual bias, 29.6% were targeted based on anti-homosexual bias, and 11.1% were targeted based on anti-female homosexual bias.[11]
The United States, however, does not require a mandatory report on hate crimes; meaning the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) data gathered over the years is not an accurate representation of the correct number of hate crimes against LGBT Americans. Community-based anti-violence organizations are extremely valuable when reporting hate crimes.
In recent years LGBT violence has been on the rise in the United States. The biggest act of violence occurred in Orlando when Omar Manteen attacked the Pulse nightclub in the city killing 49 and wounding 53 others.[12] This was not only the biggest attack on LGBT people but one of the biggest mass shootings in the United States history. By June 2018, the FBI had declined to classify the incident as an anti-gay hate crime, as evidence suggested that Mateen had scouted several different targets before choosing Pulse, and that he did not know it was a gay nightclub.[13] There were also 28 Americans who identified as LGBT and were killed in 2016 alone. All of these are crimes are considered hate crimes and the United States has passed some legislation on this front. In the late 90's the [1] Hate Crime Statistics Act (P.L. 101-275) was passed. This was passed in order to try to prevent farther hate crimes and come up with a punishment for people who do commit them. While this act was passed local police officers often have no training or way to tell if it was hate crime based on sexual preference or a difference cause. There has also been no way hate crime legislation passed for just se
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#15
Where does this insinuate that the killing and maiming of gays is an American tradition?
“If you want to know who rules over you, just look for who you are not allowed to criticize.”

― Voltaire
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#16
Abuse of gay folks who come out of the closet was widely tolerated. I lived in that era.
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#17
Just don't be a bakery that denies them anything they want - or they'll destroy your life and livelihood.
“If you want to know who rules over you, just look for who you are not allowed to criticize.”

― Voltaire
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