Four years probation for anti white hate crime/ live-streaming torture of mentally handicapped man in chicago (lawyers, death)
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Oh great she only videotaped the torture, at least she cant videotape any more racist torturing for 4 years. This judge made sure of that, she cant use social media for 4 years. real justice lol
They just gave 15 years to some white bigot who put bacon in a mosque but you can take part in a racist hate crime and torture a white and videotape it on facebook and get probation!
really? 15 years, probably wasn't in America unless he must have had a terrible lawyer, the Muslims I know can touch bacon, they just can't eat it, probably more to the story.
And really, I don't see that pointing a loaded shotgun is any worse than torturing someone. Do you?
The woman wasn't really involved with the torture again she videotaped it. If someone was told that they were the lookout for a robbery, the didn't know the robbers had guns and someone ends up dying should they get charged with murder? I know their is a debate over shared guilt, and while it makes me feel good when someone is charged for another's crime or in the case their friend got murdered while a robbery went down and they actually didn't do anything but got charged with it. Morally I disagree that that should be part of the law, shared guilt to me is stupid as you can justify a lot of things.
It was a black judge, but he did ban the torturer from using facebook for 4 years, no live streaming hate crimes and torture for 4 years
The media has done a fantastic job of covering this verdict, if it werent for a twitter feed from a friend in Chicago I would never have heard of the verdict. The media has become worthless for finding out anything, its all celebrities in hollywood and whatever anti trump story they can find
Oh, but then after those 4 years are up, she can go ahead and kidnap another disabled white guy and torture him for all to see?
I seen a meme on social media where my friend posted the verdict and said this is payback for Trayvon. I put all this division on Obama. Whites and Blacks came together to vote for the man in office, and the second he got in there, he took every chance he got to start dividing this nation.
really? 15 years, probably wasn't in America unless he must have had a terrible lawyer, the Muslims I know can touch bacon, they just can't eat it, probably more to the story.
This is why the "hate crime statute" is a joke
They used it to give this guy 15 years for putting bacon in a mosque and the girl who egged on and filmed the torture of a disabled white kid gets probation .
Michael Wolfe, 37, of Titusville, Fla., will serve 15 years in state prison, followed by 15 years probation for the January 2016 crime at the Islamic Society of Central Florida Masjid Al-Munin Mosque in Titusville. Prosecutors said the agreement was reached after discussions with the Islamic Society of Central Florida and Titusville police.
They used it to give this guy 15 years for putting bacon in a mosque and the girl who egged on and filmed the torture of a disabled white kid gets probation .
Michael Wolfe, 37, of Titusville, Fla., will serve 15 years in state prison, followed by 15 years probation for the January 2016 crime at the Islamic Society of Central Florida Masjid Al-Munin Mosque in Titusville. Prosecutors said the agreement was reached after discussions with the Islamic Society of Central Florida and Titusville police.
"Hey, buddy... what are you in for? How long?"
"Six months and three months probation. I killed a family of five and poled the heads of the three children. How about you?"
"I'm in for fifteen years because I threw a slab of bacon on a floor of some imaginary sky friend shrine."
Our legal system is completely shot. Women filming tortures get a pat on the back. Someone who throws a piece of bacon on a floor practically gets lethal injection. He may as well; his life is over. If that shrine would have just been broken into with nothing else going on except some theft, the cops probably wouldn't even have bothered to investigate it.
One of the racist c-d bloviators insisted this wasn't even a hate crime. I'm sure if the races had been reversed, she would have had a different opinion.
"Six months and three months probation. I killed a family of five and poled the heads of the three children. How about you?"
"I'm in for fifteen years because I threw a slab of bacon on a floor of some imaginary sky friend shrine."
Our legal system is completely shot. Women filming tortures get a pat on the back. Someone who throws a piece of bacon on a floor practically gets lethal injection. He may as well; his life is over. If that shrine would have just been broken into with nothing else going on except some theft, the cops probably wouldn't even have bothered to investigate it.
I just read that a guy killed his girlfriend’s childhood molester after a lib sentenced the molester to probation. This kind of vigilante justice will happen more and more as the courts fail society.
The woman wasn't really involved with the torture again she videotaped it. If someone was told that they were the lookout for a robbery, the didn't know the robbers had guns and someone ends up dying should they get charged with murder? I know their is a debate over shared guilt, and while it makes me feel good when someone is charged for another's crime or in the case their friend got murdered while a robbery went down and they actually didn't do anything but got charged with it. Morally I disagree that that should be part of the law, shared guilt to me is stupid as you can justify a lot of things.
A human being with absolutely any compassion or humanity flowing through her veins would have stopped filming and said something to the effect of, "Hey guys, maybe what we are doing here is wrong and absolutely subhuman, sadistic, reprehensible behavior. And maybe we should stop."
But she didn't do that, did she. She kept on filming what could have ended up a torture/murder. So, yeah, she's just as guilty if not more so because she was in a position to possibly stop it, but instead became the orchestrator. There are many instances of folks who are wholly responsible for such acts, but never really did the acts per se. Charles Manson comes to mind. Should he have been given a slap on the hand and gone free? After all, HE didn't commit the murders, did he.
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