Is this a hate crime that you can go to jail for?

Question

Right now my blood is just boiling. My parents are stuck up, arrogant self righteous religious pricks that have constantly been on my case cause my fiancee is Pagan. They harass her and tell her she's going to h**l. Today they emailed me and said that if I married her, I would no longer be considered part of the family and they would sue me to get back the car they gave me as a graduation gift.

I want to go to every church and in the middle of the services, walk up the aisle, ripping up a bible and screaming "F*ck god and f*ck your religion, you self righteous hypocritical bunch of sh*ts!!!"

But I don't want to get a felony for expressing my opinion. Is this a hate crime?

Answer 1

If you walked into a church and insulted a sacred service for those people you would be no better than your parents. I agree sometimes the most religious people are the most close minded and go against their own religion. Your parents if they are truly religious should be open minded and still love you and all that good stuff so they are not being good Chritisans, I dont know why you would insult a whole congregation b/c your mad at your parents. Personally I find pagan people to be really wierd and find that they dont' have their own beliefs, they just hate everyone else's who's religious or holds different views. That's my opinoin though. Honestly though your quetion sounds very whiny.

Answer 2

yes and it brings you down to their level, stop it, calm down you are better than that,  

all organized religion wants robots to follow them and not to question, you sound young and its your job to question,  so now

if she is your ONE , if she is your heart,  then even by christian standards your to go with her and make your own family,  your not with your mother any more

so now is the time to stop the communication for a while,ll  let mom be angry, and if she gets over it then good,  but just back off and leave some time,  that is all you can do ,  

dont do anything stupid,  as much as you want to,  

good luck

Answer 3

No, but you would probably be cited for disorderly conduct.