THE ROBERT W. WHITAKER ARCHIVE

THE HATE CRIMES LAW | 2009-07-18

The Hate Crimes Law has passed the Senate, but we have had a Hate Law principle in American law as long as I can remember. About sixty years ago the Supreme Court ruled that a person can be fired for belonging to a Hate group but not for belonging to the Communist Party.

This was the Hate Crimes Law principle in force, but no one even mentioned it, much less criticized it.

This is like those land mines and machine guns I routinely saw at every Communist border to keep people in: Nobody ever mentioned it. Nobody ever complained about it. Until the Berlin Wall, which was simply too big to ignore, no one, conservative or liberal, ever MENTIONED the prisons that ALL Communist countries were.

When I was coming up, the only slaughter Stalin was accused of was his Purges. This was when he killed Communist Party members. Just as all anybody every talked about was the Berlin Wall in the general Communist prison system, of he tens of millions of people Lenin and Stalin killed IN PEACETIME, the thousands killed in the Purges against the media's fellow-leftists was all that was talked about.

In their usual knee-jerk reaction, conservatives are opposing the Hate Crimes Law, which demands more punishment for killing a minority than a white male. In ten years, no one will be more fanatically in favor of these laws than conservatives. They will be groveling and begging to be forgiven for ever opposing them, just as they are now doing with civil rights laws.

COMMENTS (6)

#1 shari | 2009-07-18 10:27

I know that hate crimes law didn't appear overnight, but I sure hope that in ten years we don't see an inevitable future. Anti-racist is entirely ANTI-WHITE.

#2 Dave | 2009-07-18 11:43

Shari,

The odd thing about tryanny is that the truth is never banned.

This has always been a head scratcher to me. But to understand it, you have to understand criminals.

These criminal psychopaths and sociopaths that call themselves our leaders BELIEVE in their own con.

That sad sack travesty of a ruined life sitting on the bench wearing a black robe actually BELIEVES he is a pillar of society.

The "American Republic" was a failure right out the box. There is no connection between reality and its promise.

Nevertheless, the criminals are going down as they always do. Especially, criminals in black robes.

#3 Simmons | 2009-07-18 12:25

The hate crime laws are good for business, upped the Mantra price a considerable bit.

#4 shari | 2009-07-18 12:38

Dave, I think they are going down too!!

#5 The Dude | 2009-07-18 14:16

Frankly I shutter to think what it will be like in ten years for the white male under "OBAMMUNISM". What I am most curious about is where the "great purge" is going to be. Maybe radicals like Obama will become the victims to a more harsher form of communism. I believe that when and if that does occur the Jew will no longer need to hide behind the scenes and the "games will really begin". I would tend to believe that "minorities" like remaining "whites" will have to walk the line and super harsh tyrannts will rule with an iron, sadistic fist.

#6 Tim | 2009-07-18 19:44

"The Hate Crimes Law has passed the Senate, but we have had a Hate Law principle in American law as long as I can remember. About sixty years ago the Supreme Court ruled that a person can be fired for belonging to a Hate group but not for belonging to the Communist Party."

I did not KNOW that this went back THAT far. Everyone knows you can get fired for saying the wrong thing on the job or for belonging to some "hate" group. But I never knew it went back that far. Probably got going to fire old klansmen or American Nazi Party members or something. I don't of any other 'hate' groups that have been around for that long.

I am guessing that jews never got labeled a hate group to be fired from the workplace for the same reason Liberals and Commies never got on the HATE list. I can't wait till we come up with our HATE group list.

Hate is not a concept. Hate is an anticoncept. It means what we want it to mean. If you give yourself the right to outlaw what YOU hate. You automatically give someone else the RIGHT to outlaw what they HATE when the inevitable change of power occurs.

I remember laughing myself silly when the Russians outlawed some jewish book under the Hate Speech Laws of Russia. I cannot remember the specifics but I do remember Natan Sharansky blowing a fuse and all these rabbi's sending some kind of upset letter to Russian leaders.

Europe has a much livelier racial political scene and IMO it is because they have Hate Speech laws. If you can loose your job for saying something politically incorrect. You don't have free speech. And you might as well make it formal and wake up more sheeple.