1750Texan
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Only when applied. Christians are not a protected class here. If that had been a statue of MLK for instance, public riots may have been accptable. Wasn't here a case where a rope was placed around the neck of a statue on a college campus that led to outrage? The problem with selective outrage is who gets to decide application.
What were the students believed to be involved with the placing of a hangman's noose around the statue of James Meredith charged with? What law did they break?
Being outraged is not a criminal offense and is constitutionally protected...trying to prosecute because one is outraged, is not constitutional.
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