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 Friday, July 13, 2007

Do you think the federal government should be able to prosecute people for their beliefs?  Do you think some citizens should receive more legal protection than others?  All these things could happen if the Senate passes S. 1105, the hate (thought) crimes bill.  Senators Kennedy (D-MA) and Smith (R-OR) have proposed adding this legislation to the Defense Reauthorization bill (H.R. 1585, currently being debated) as Amendment 2067.

Besides the important “equal justice” concerns, there is reason to believe that hate crimes laws such as S. 1105 could infringe on our cherished rights of religious freedom as similar laws have been used to prosecute Christians for proclaiming a Biblical perspective on homosexuality.

Call both your senators today and urge them to vote “No” on Amendment 2067!


For more information on hate crimes and this particular bill, check the hate crime material on the AdvanceUSA home page.