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The topic of what constitutes a hate crime. has been being debated on these forums. Is this a hate crime or an argument gone bad?
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Hmmm…and if it were the other way around?It’s a crime for sure, but not a hate crime.
Did you watch the video???I don’t know the race of the attacker
Assuming the crime was motivated by an argument over a mask, then no, not a hate crime. Still a crime, just not a hate crime.Is this a hate crime or an argument gone bad?
Is that a question?The topic of what constitutes a hate crime
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The topic of what constitutes a hate crime. has been being debated on these forums. Is this a hate crime or an argument gone bad?
How does one know? Words seem to be a factor but not always.Was the action motivated by prejudice on the basis of actual or perceived race, religion, sexual orientation, nationality, ethnicity, or disability status?
If not, then no.
One doesn’t always know. But sometimes a person will declare their disposition to people based on the above listed attributes at the confrontation, to others, or on social media.How does one know?
When they declare it outright but that’s seldom,. I am not sure in this case.One doesn’t always know. But sometimes a person will declare their disposition to people based on the above listed attributes at the confrontation, to others, or on social media.
If someone successfully keeps their noth shut, then no one will know.
That is a challenge in establishing mens rea in general.When they declare it outright but that’s seldom,. I am not sure in this case.
If it was about social distancing, he certainly wasn’t afraid to get close to the man with no mask, that is what is confusing. The man turned away so why the punch.Clearly not afraid of lack of social distancing, so why punch the guy for not wearing a mask?