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  • Mr. Perfect
    Only the stupidest, most base, bottom dwelling, incest loving, mother beating, sheep humping, low life would be a klan member.
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  • WearyTraveler
    Mr. Perfect wrote:
    Only the stupidest, most base, bottom dwelling, incest loving, mother beating, sheep humping, low life would be a klan member.

    It doesn?t matter. They may be scum. They may be great. I don?t agree with the Klan. But! They?re (ASSumidly) US Citizens and have every right to do that. The local LEO / officials should accord the same measures that they?d use if BLM or antiFirstAmendment thugs (Antifa) were to march.

    And as long as they?re not being violent, they?re head and shoulders above the others.
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  • wpageabc
    Klan looks tame today compared to some of the antifa groups running amok lately.

    What the Klan was is and always will be ugly. So folks will never imbrace it.

    Problem today is new ugly groups are accepted. Antifa is one and there are many others under the radar.

    Many will be out doing crazy things at the Dayton rally.
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  • WearyTraveler
    wpageabc wrote:
    Klan looks tame today compared to some of the antifa groups running amok lately.

    What the Klan was is and always will be ugly. So folks will never imbrace it.

    Problem today is new ugly groups are accepted. Antifa is one and there are many others under the radar.

    Many will be out doing crazy things at the Dayton rally.
    You are absolutely correct.
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  • Smitty500mag
    Mr. Perfect wrote:
    Only the stupidest, most base, bottom dwelling, incest loving, mother beating, sheep humping, low life would be a klan member.

    It's a shame you weren't around to tell them how you felt at this 1924 Klan meeting in Dayton, OH. I would buy a ticket to watch. :mrgreen:

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  • yoshmyster
    So no "Rumble in Dayton"? It's been a while since those black lives matter or antifas made noise. If they came out would the mayor tell them to stay home? I bet not. Even though they're all hate groups.
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  • Ditch-Runner
    early on the "klan" agreed to not carry any firearms evn though they could , and several + groups plan on protesting at the same time I do not recall all the named groups I know the blacks and the LBGQ ( ? not sure if that,s the correct way ) all promised to behave
    I did see the news trying to drum up some material not sure how many they ask the one I seen was a older Back American he replied I do not agree with there ways however its there right to have a rally same as any other group under the 1st amendment as long as they follow the rules and are peaceful ( I do not think that was the answer they were hoping for :o )

    side note the mayor is a democrat and a illegal immigrant big time supporter always badmouthing trump and the republicans .
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  • chiefr
    Reckon many of you have forgotten the DEMOCRAT party endorsed BLM and their "rallys" that went on in a number of cities such as Baltimore and Ferguson. Property damage was estimated in the millions and many were hurt. Chants of wanting "Dead Cops" was common during these rallies.

    I am not fan of ANY racist group such as the Klan, but find it somewhat Ironic how the media sympathized with BLM and their violence.
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  • WearyTraveler
    yoshmyster wrote:
    So no "Rumble in Dayton"? It's been a while since those black lives matter or antifas made noise. If they came out would the mayor tell them to stay home? I bet not. Even though they're all hate groups.
    You?re absolutely correct. All 3 groups have radical agendas. Are all 3 groups treated the same? Nope - the Klan is white and have a more ?conservative? agenda. They?re hated.
    BLM and antifa are black and have a liberal agenda. They get a pass.

    Also keep in mind that the Klan, regardless of their agenda, are less violent than the other 2 groups.

    Bottom line? I?d rather have the Klan demonstrating in my neighborhood.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Smitty500mag wrote:
    Mr. Perfect wrote:
    Only the stupidest, most base, bottom dwelling, incest loving, mother beating, sheep humping, low life would be a klan member.

    It's a shame you weren't around to tell them how you felt at this 1924 Klan meeting in Dayton, OH. I would buy a ticket to watch. :mrgreen:

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    Tis a shame indeed.
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  • serf
    The Klansmen have ended up like the NAZI's.However southern whites died fightning the krauts and japs in WWII and caring about your clan is not a crime,the blacks have won the public relations war.But socialism,fascism and communism are still enemies but in reality, The system that can deliver the most money and consumer goods for masses is at the top of the heap but capitalism may fail as well, that is in part in all these political systems now.

    But Mao Zedong who murder millions is the winner so far that made good on being the master manipulator of political intrigue! He is a hero to his own people. May Nixon and Henry Kissinger rot in hell with him. History always repeats itself in a spiral for mankind is nothing but a biological entity that never can learn from his/her past.


    serf

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/may/07/mao-little-general-horror-cultural-revolution

    ?If our descendants do not know the truth they will make the same mistakes again,? she wrote in the introduction to her series of online reflections. ?I want to use real experiences to prove that the Cultural Revolution was inhumane.?
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  • Sam06
    I didn't know the KKK was big up north.

    When I was a kid I remember KKK rally's at Stone Mountain in GA. They were huge. I remember J.B Stoner advertising on TV when he was running for Gov and say he want to kick all the N
    out of GA.

    Allen was around then he will remember him.

    When I was a Ranger Instructor at the Mountain Camp in the early 90's there were rally's held up in the mountains. Not sure if they were KKK or what.

    KKK, Antifa, Black Panthers, Nation of islam, all street gangs no matter what they call themselves they are all hate groups and IMO the ultimate expression of UN Americanism.
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  • gruntled2
    It says the rally is going to be on the courthouse square. Hope someone checks to make sure the cannon isn't loaded.
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  • wpageabc
    Love it...
    gruntled2 wrote:
    It says the rally is going to be on the courthouse square. Hope someone checks to make sure the cannon isn't loaded.
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  • Marc1301
    Whether you like 'em, hate 'em, or don't give a crap either way,......they still should have the right to demonstrate, just the same as ANY OTHER group does.
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  • WearyTraveler
    Marc1301 wrote:
    Whether you like 'em, hate 'em, or don't give a crap either way,......they still should have the right to demonstrate, just the same as ANY OTHER group does.

    Exactly. They should be protected under all the amendments, just like this BLM and antifa azzhats.
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  • Smitty500mag
    Sam06 wrote:
    I didn't know the KKK was big up north.

    The KKK was actually bigger up North than the South back in the 20s.


    Here they were on Broadway in Long Branch, NJ celebrating the establishment of the new Klan headquarters in the city back in the 20s.
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    This Photo shows a view of a Ku Klux Klan march on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., with the U.S. Capitol in the background on September 13, 1926.
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  • kimi
    Man! Do they ever have a long way to go to catch up with the democrats...but who does that surprise? :lol:
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  • yoshmyster
    kimi wrote:
    Man! Do they ever have a long way to go to catch up with the democrats...but who does that surprise? :lol:

    Well actually the dems started the KKK and now they're busy trying to white that bit out.
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  • kimi
    yoshmyster wrote:
    kimi wrote:
    Man! Do they ever have a long way to go to catch up with the democrats...but who does that surprise? :lol:

    Well actually the dems started the KKK and now they're busy trying to white that bit out.


    The democratic party in those days did, indeed, represent the good guys. It's just too bad they are no longer living.
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