Was shooting a hate crime or

Just bad luck!….Way to much hate being directed at innocent people these day. And after fact when the smoke clears families state that the killers “knowing they had firearms  “were acting irregular or extremely odd and one did nothing.

I think just a crazy dude crime but time will tell.

This country has totally gone off the rails. All police departments are extremely short-handed because nobody wants the job anymore. If you use your weapon, you’ll be labeled a racist and imprisoned. Hell, we witnessed uncivilized mobs be allowed to burn down police stations.

Meanwhile, the Dems are sitting back planning on a date to try to pass legislation to take our guns. It’s understandable that the average person doesn’t need an AR or AK but they should leave it there. If they try to come to the South for guns, you may see the actions of another Coval War take place. I think these people just snap and for whatever reason, turn to guns and murder. One extreme to the other. There is no quick fix. In regards to kids with guns, I can’t help but put it on the parents. These kids feel they have nowhere to turn so they go to the extreme. If your a parent, lock your guns and talk to your children each and everyday. Thie attention goes a lot longer in the child’s eyes than you will ever know. 

Hello

It depends on the specific incident and the context in which it occurred. Shooting someone because of their race, ethnicity, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, or other protected characteristic is a hate crime. The motive behind the shooting is an important factor in determining whether it was a hate crime or not. If the shooting was motivated by hatred or prejudice towards a particular group, then it could be considered a hate crime. However, if the shooting was not motivated by such factors, then it would not be classified as a hate crime. It is important to investigate each incident thoroughly and carefully to determine whether it meets the criteria for a hate crime.

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