What is hate?
Let’s look up the definition on WordReference.com.
Hate as a verb
1. to dislike intensely; detest: [~ + object] They hate violence.
2. to be unwilling; dislike: [~ + to + verb] I hate to say I told you so.
[~ + verb-ing] I hate getting up so early.
Hate as a noun
1-intense dislike; extreme hostility: enemies who are full of hate.
2-the object of extreme dislike or hostility: Murder and violence were his greatest hates.
Hate is thought
Freedom of thought is an intrinsic right protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. One of the five protected rights is freedom of speech. One speaks what one thinks. Words from our mouths are manifestations of the thoughts in our minds. That wasn’t so difficult to understand. Right?
House Resolution 257 immolates the First Amendment freedom of thought to appease Muslims, LGBT activists and any other threat to our Judeo-Christian society.
Read the full text of HRES 257 via the link below.
Senate and House – Working to legitimize Sharia
The full title of HRES 257 is:
“Condemning hate crime and any other form of racism, religious or ethnic bias, discrimination, incitement to violence, or animus targeting a minority in the United States.” What is animus? Animus defined: strong dislike or enmity; hostile attitude;
animosity. Animus is thought, not an act.
HRES 257 authorizes federal authorities to censor speech deemed ‘animus’.
If this bill becomes law, you can bend over and kiss your First Amendment goodbye.
Contact your U.S. Representative and tell them to oppose HRES 257.
If you don’t know your representative, find him or her here: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find/
In the Fourth Congressional District of Texas, contact Congressman John Ratcliffe.
Contact information: https://ratcliffe.house.gov/contact