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Originally posted by fifi
I feel nothing but absolute hatred...pider than the members of the KKK, obviously.
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Originally posted by fifi
I feel nothing but absolute hatred...pider than the members of the KKK, obviously.
Originally posted by Toth
you people seem to greatly favor mob violence in that situation and yet oppose it vehemently when it comes to a fine, patriotic organization such as the KKK.
Originally posted by Toth
Perhaps this thread should be merged with the thread concerning the UK pedophile who was beaten to death. It would make a very interesting juxtaposition: you people seem to greatly favor mob violence in that situation and yet oppose it vehemently when it comes to a fine, patriotic organization such as the KKK. Have any of you actually read the charter and membership oath? Are you really opposed to 'Lynch Law'? Well, the city of Lynchburg is named after Lynch's brother, not Lynch, but I think this nation has never really opposed the imposition of Frontier Justice, Mining Law, The Regulators or the Ku Klux Klan.
I'd be laughing at anyone who was stupid enough to fire a bullet straight up in the air and not duck under three inches of steel. Also at anyone stupid enough to allow themselves to be blindfolded, tied to a tree, and shot with paintballs. I just like to laugh at what I consider appropriate natural law for stupid people.Originally posted by Toth
Perhaps this thread should be merged with the thread concerning the UK pedophile who was beaten to death.
Perhaps you can indeed nominate this guy for a Darwin Award (runner-up). Alot of people fire guns into the air at New Years or Halloween, often with similar results.Originally posted by Ghostwheel
I just like to laugh at what I consider appropriate natural law for stupid people.
Originally posted by Toth
Perhaps you can indeed nominate this guy for a Darwin Award (runner-up). Alot of people fire guns into the air at New Years or Halloween, often with similar results.
I think the man who discharged the pistol carelessly was a fool, but I see nothing wrong with the event or its participants.
Originally posted by Toth
"...As much as I hate to admit it, I support their right to free speech and assembly as well. I don't agree with some of their opinions, but they have a right to them. ... "
Well, you could say that about the Girl Scouts too. What are your views on the role the KKK played in American politics and justice? Do you think there was anything wrong with women and children being proud to have attended a lynching?
"...BTW Toth, my apology to you for calling you an ahole. I guess I was having a bad day. ... " Been called worse.
Originally posted by rozzy
How incredibly sad that these ignorant people bring their children. They should have been arrested for child abuse. Although not exactly physically abusing...they are obviously raising their kids to be bigots. I think that should be against the law. Those kids are most likely to grow up to be racist *advertiser censored**holes.
Originally posted by Toth
When archives show photos of over fifty or sixty women at the scene of a lynching and dozens of children, it is hard to think that anyone thought it improper for women and their kids to attend one.
Now we have some questions about whether children should be at such things as boxing matches or pit-bull fights. Times change...not necessarily for the better.
That would be true, but as is also known about history, like minded people tended to clump together. If you were not like minded, you were ostracized, and socially forced out.Originally posted by Toth
I was referring to newspaper and historical society archives.
Sixty people was highly representative of the small towns where Klansmen and Klanwomen were most powerful.