Woman randomly attacked by thugs in Boston suburb--but not a hate crime

In the Boston suburb of Quincy two black males beat and kicked a white woman, apparently chosen at random.  Once the attackers had beaten her to the ground they kicked her in the stomach and one yelled that he hoped her baby died.

The attack was captured on video.  The judge ruled that the video not be shown in the courtroom.

Passersby pulled the thugs off.  They fled but were caught.  One was out of jail on bail after being charged with armed robbery, so his bail on that charge was revoked.  But the other assailant was released without even having to post bail--apparently because the judge didn't think he was a danger to the community.  Such is the state of mind of Boston's invariably liberal judges.

Jussie Smollett faked an attack on himself, and the Lying Mainstream Media bought it, screaming "HATE CRIME" to audiences around the country.  But in the case of two black males randomly attacking a white woman--all caught on video, no fakery--neither the prosecutor nor the judge so much as whispered "hate crime."

Wow, that's...odd, don'tcha think?  I mean, what other motive do you think they could have had.  Especially with one of the attackers yelling "I hope your baby dies."  Yet nary a whisper.

But hey, nothing to see here, citizen.  Nope, not a single useful takeaway here.  You are instructed to draw no conclusions whatsoever.

Mandatory Google warning:  We have not confirmed the above allegations.  The video proves nothing, because as everyone knows, videos can be faked.  We haven't been able to confirm that there's actually a TV station called WCVB.  In fact our sources haven't been able to confirm that there's even a suburb of Boston called "Quincy."  So readers of the above article are warned that it may well be fake news.  If so, it would be what we at Google call "hate speech."
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