Sentence examples for hate perpetrators from inspiring English sources

Federal prosecutors flatly say that the hate perpetrators are more likely to be convicted and get stiff sentences in state court.

Moin said whoever carried out the bombings was "hand in hand with the enemy" and he hoped "the identity of those hated perpetrators would soon be known". "Today in the run-up to the presidential election, most foreign media try unanimously to keep people from going to the polls," Moin said.

One doesn't have to love the victims of genocide to hate the perpetrators.

Hate crime perpetrators are understandably perceived by many as terrorists, of a sort, who intimidate and harass whole communities.

The Campaign Against Antisemitism said its own survey showed that 52% of British Jews believe that prosecutors were not doing enough to combat antisemitism, with only 39% of British Jews confident that hate crime perpetrators would be taken to court.

The APA goes on to note that many hate crime perpetrators believe "that society sanctions attacks on certain groups": "For example, Dr Karen Franklin, a forensic psychology fellow at the Washington Institute for Mental Illness Research and Training, has found that, in some settings, offenders perceive that they have societal permission to engage in violence against homosexuals".

But sometimes, the unintended consequence of such a response is the transformation of hate speech perpetrators like Pam Geller into victims of government censorship, deprived of one's First Amendment rights.

"I hate the perpetrator".

The consultation found social media provided hate-crime perpetrators with a veil of anonymity, making it harder to bring them to justice and potentially affecting a larger number of people.

I actively and passionately hated my perpetrator for many years until I realized that this hatred was actually causing further harm to myself.

If I spend my time -- and my love and my peace -- hating the perpetrator, then I have given him my power.