Four young men in Atlanta were arrested for cutting up Pride flags and placing them at an intersection surrounded by Pride-themed crosswalks—and now they might be charged with a hate crime under Georgia’s 2020 law.
In this video, we dive deep into what Georgia’s hate crime law actually says (spoiler: it’s worse than you think), and compare it to Washington State’s much broader and far more dangerous version. If you think hate crime laws are only a problem in blue states—think again. Republican states like Georgia and Florida have them too, and they’re being used to criminalize speech, protest, and even parental rights.
📌 What qualifies as a hate crime?
📌 Why these laws are ripe for abuse by activist judges
📌 How Washington’s new “partial bias” clause makes nearly anything prosecutable
📌 What parents NEED to know to protect their kids
Georgia’s Hate Crime Law: https://www.legis.ga.gov/api/legislation/document/20192020/194575
⚠️ This is about more than politics—this is about freedom.
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