FBI: Jews 4X More Likely to be Victims of Hate Crimes than Muslims, Less Likely to be Investigated

[LibCampFireClub 635]

Jew hating is in vogue today. Be sure to get in line today to receive your "I'm a Jew Hater Too!" package.

FBI: Jews 4X More Likely to be Victims of Hate Crimes than Muslims, Less Likely to be Investigated

And these latest statistics for 2013 don’t even tell the whole story.

Of the 1,223 victims of anti-religious hate crimes:

60.3 percent were victims of crimes motivated by their offenders’ anti-Jewish bias.

13.7 percent were victims of anti-Islamic (Muslim) bias.

6.1 percent were victims of anti-Catholic bias.

There’s another interesting hatestat tidbit too.

Anti-Jewish attacks produced 625 incidents, 689 offenses, 737 victims, but only 393 known offenders.

Anti-Muslim attacks produced 135 incidents, 165 offenses, 137 victims and 127 known offenders.

This discrepancy suggests that attacks on Muslims are more thoroughly investigated and followed up than those against Jews.

Further down, while there are more anti-Black than anti-White hate crimes listed, there was only one murder listed for both races.

There were also more anti-white than anti-Black rapes by a narrow margin. While there were more anti-Black assaults and acts of vandalism, there were more anti-White robberies.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/dgreenfield/fbi-jews-4x-more-likely-to-be-victims-of-hate-crimes-than-muslims-less-likely-to-be-investigated/

Edited February 19, 2015 by ExExpat

[decocker 7,198]

victims of religious hate crimes. but i get why you left that word out. carry on.

[LibCampFireClub 635]

In today's American schools, you're a helluva lot better off to talk about how the world's only super power is mean and ignore saying anything good about it. Whiny libs get bothered as soon as the topic of American history class deviates from Kunta Kinte.

Oklahoma AP history class under fire for omitting 'American exceptionalism'

An Oklahoma lawmaker is pushing a bill that calls for the state to ban Advanced Placement history classes in the state's public schools because -- among other issues — he claims the courses omit "American exceptionalism."

House Bill 1380 — which would ban funding Advanced Placement history courses — was introduced Monday by the bill's author, Republican State Rep. Dan Fisher, who said the current structure of Advanced Placement history courses focus on "what is bad about America," The Tulsa World reported.

The bill reportedly is seen as a first step in an attempt to ban all Advanced Placement courses in the state, with opponents of Advanced Placement claiming the program bares similarity to Common Core, a controversial K-12 program that seeks to set a national standard for teaching and testing Common Core and also links the distribution of federal education funds to states that adopt the standards.

The Oklahoma Legislature voted last year to opt out of Common Core and passed a law that required the state to set and administer its own education standards.

Advanced Placement courses -- which local school districts are not required to teach -- are certified by the College Board, a private entity, which also oversees their final exams. The courses are rigorous and enable high school students to earn college credit. In addition, college admissions offices tend to favor applications that include Advanced Placement courses.

Fisher's bill passed House Common Education Committee in a 11-4 vote, with Republicans voting in favor and Democrats opposed.

Fisher's primary argument for the bill banning AP history courses was that they emphasize the wrongs about America.

But, in an editorial titled, "Effort to ban AP history in Oklahoma is ignorant," The Tulsa World argues that the courses allow smart high school students to study at a college level, and that the history courses teach the "full range of American history: the good, the bad and the exceptional."

"It's not a secret left-wing plot to inculcate American youth with seditious ideas, just a hard class for bright kids," the editorial read. The paper called on the state speaker of the house to prevent the bill from being brought to the floor.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/02/18/oklahoma-ap-history-class-under-fire-for-omitting-american-exceptionalism/

Edited February 19, 2015 by ExExpat

[decocker 7,198]

In today's American schools, you're a helluva lot better off to talk about how the world's only super power is mean and ignore saying anything good about it. Whiny libs get bothered as soon as the topic American history deviates from Kunta Kinte.

i'm not sure why you posted this in relation to your op. but i do not think it means what you think it means.

silly oklahoma.

[LibCampFireClub 635]

0bozo has a whoopie cushion for the world.

[decocker 7,198]

0bozo has a whoopie cushion for the world.

uh, oklahoma isn't dropping ap history because it excludes the holocaust. did we take our adderall today?

[JohnR! 5,495]

Meanwhile in the USA...

i'm not sure why you posted this in relation to your op. but i do not think it means what you think it means.

silly oklahoma.