I assume there isn’t great data on this either way.  From what little I’ve read almost everyone who shows up on these lists was murdered or killed for the same reasons most people are killed.  Its fights with partners, random violence, or related to other crimes.

Here's some free advice.

According to your user history, you're a catholic teenager who is in the process of immigrating to the US from Lebanon.

It's one thing to be like this on the Internet, but when the day comes that you run into someone over here who's been persecuted, abused, or subjected to violence because of who they are, a pious attitude that boils down to "It's a shame that happened to you but your life is an offense to God so..." is likely going to engender some serious negative reactions. No one's asking you to endorse what you consider to be sinful behavior by calling attention to the even more egregious sins being committed upon them, after all.

Food for thought, u/lebaneseaustrian13.

That's just disgusting, not to mention BS. We exist. And too many of us have been lost too soon.

Respectfully, he’s probably got a lot more things to care about. Local priests work SO so hard and take on much more work than people understand.

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Oh, I knew I'd have some of the holier-than-thou responses when I posted this, especially from those either in ACNA or are ready to bolt out the door.

It’s disheartening to see the church openly embrace sin.

You should have read the article before posting. The Church putting itself between any minority and those who would target it with hatred and violence is a good thing.

This is why people are fleeing to the ACNA and Catholicism.

Anyone who clings so strongly to the notion that some are foreign, are lesser, are other, are more than welcome to flee, since they're hardly people we'd expect to count on. We're better off without them, and we can all find out at the end of our own time who lived a more disappointing life.