Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 12:32 pm
hate is hate no matter who it is directed toward.
It best be in a dream, and then you better appologise after I wake up.Soup4Rush wrote:Hey, If I walk up to Leon and bitchslap him upside the noggin, would that be considered a hate crime.
Correct me if I'm wrong... but real Satanists don't usually announce themselves like that, do they? I thought they liked to hide in the shadows.awip2062 wrote:I must say, though, that I do hope it was just kids being stupid, as much as I hate to see that happen like this, than a real hate group giving you a message.
Youth Subculture Satanists who may be either true believers or true criminals, are sometimes linked to cemetery desecration, especially tombstone vandalism and grave robbing. For example:
Officer Tim Boyle of the Maryland National Capital Park Police recently investigated a case involving five juveniles who overturned tombstones, dug up a baby's grave and stole the body from a Montgomery County cemetery. Events reconstructed during the subsequent trial were as follows: five juveniles were smoking marijuana when one young man began discussing his involvement in a local Satanic group called 'The Knights of Satan's Army." The juveniles spontaneously decided to steal a skull from a cemetery. The ringleader was convicted of grave robbing and sentenced to 18 months in prison. (Boyle interview, April 1989.)
Detective Pat Metoyer recalled two Los Angeles based Satanic crimes committed by young dabblers. In the first, cemetery tombstones were stolen and later turned up as altars for a Satanic worship service. The perpetrators were caught and "copped a plea" for vandalizing a cemetery. In the second case, the perpetrator stole a skull and, during the trial, indicated the skull was taken and used as part of a Satanic ritual. He was subsequently convicted of grave robbing in a court trial. (Metoyer interview, May 5, 1989.)
Church Desecration. Most often committed by true criminals who use dabbling in the occult as an excuse to commit a crime, church desecration includes the following actions: destroying Bibles; urinating and defecating on Holy objects and furniture; tearing crucifixes off walls; and destroying rosaries and crucifixes. Such vandalism has been reported in many communities across the nation. It is important to note, however, that the motivations behind such vandalism are increasingly linked to hate or bias crime rather than occult crime. For instance, many localities are reporting that synagogues are increasingly the victims of spray-painted swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti.
awip2062 wrote:I can help with my board of education!