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That's a bit of a stretch
The definition of a 'Hate crime' against Muslims has been taken a little far after the recent terror attacks by the religion of peace celebrating Ramadan.
Muslim graves attack following Tunisia massacre a 'hate crime'
I'm sure you would agree with my interpretation of the above headline – Someone has caused damage to Muslim graves and this damage bears direct reference to the recent attack in Tunisia. Maybe they spray painted 'Murdering scumbags' or something.
Nottingham City Council said it was treating the damage to at least ten plots at High Wood Cemetery in Bulwell as a hate crime.
Nottinghamshire Police has stepped up patrols at the cemetery and other sites after name plaques and decorative lights [...] were damaged overnight at the weekend.
No reference to Tunisia, in fact this looks like a standard example of mindless vandalism. It appears to have nothing at all to do with the terror attacks, unless there's something the story doesn't tell us. It just looks like they are being treated as hate crimes because they can be.
You'll notice I removed some words from the above quote. You want to know what they are?
“on Muslim and non-Muslim plots”
The vandalism wasn't even concentrated on only Muslim graves. Hate attack my arse, it's just vandalism. Anything more is just Muslim victimhood propaganda. Is every crime a hate crime if it can be connected in some way to Musims?
Source: http://fuelinjectedmoose.blogspot.com/2015/06/thats-bit-of-stretch.html
