[spacko]

This report is characteristic especially when considered in contrast to the (overly?) thoughtful justification of the sentence given by a German court in the recent case around the killing of a Turkish girl named Tugce.

This report is also characteristic when considered in context of the killing spree in Charleston.

USA is a country of institutionalized hatred. Hatred seems to have become a central aspect of the national identity and culture.

[cactusface]

> USA is a country of institutionalized hatred.

Maybe, but which countries are not?

[pierre]

Most of europe?

Don't get me wrong there still is institutionalized hatred here but at a scale 2-3 order of magnitude under the US.

[spacko]

Germany for example