LOL !!!! that's it forum board warriors expose these bad people !
the seeds of hate were planted long ago(long before the KKK's beginning), exposing these people dose nothing or very little to stop the violence committed by man.....all men, let's take a look in the mirror and have some time for deep thought about the violence we create inside our own seemingly peaceful illusion...of our own little worlds, things we say, things we do, actions we take to maintain our idea of peace, all come at a cost to be paid in blood or human emotion and human emotion my friends is a greater weapon than any we can create because without it the simple idea's of self preservation would be non existent. I'm just as guilty as the next guy but we are fighting an up hill battle within ourselves for the idea of peace because ideas of peace are not commonly shared without the interference of human emotion.
Godfather.
This seems to contradict your posting history.
I believe RG made reference to your indignation for ISIS and how you so strongly feel they need to be eradicated; yet here... another worthless group that operates on extremist values and hate gets a pass.
Now I understand the KKK doesn't make a routine habit of lopping people's heads off, but they are still foul. If you feel so opposed to ISIS that you'd like to nuke them... surely a little exposure for the KKK seems in line with your values. No?
I'm still waiting for GF's reply to this comment in particular. Especially since that list didn't only list KKK members. It also lists members of more extreme militant hate groups.
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this question ? "surely a little exposure for the KKK seems in line with your values. No?" honestly this exposer topic that seems to have everybody in a festive mood has only turned into another thread for everybody to say how un-racist they are...how will exposing these people stop hate ? your hate for these alleged KKK members makes you no better than anybody else who hates but you probably don't see or understand that, if you can explain the righteousness of your hate I'll try and understand why, by the way exposing these people or not makes no difference to me especially if you are going to believe a letter or post from someone who doesn't even have the self respect to use his/her own real name while publicly trashing someone else, I believe there are law's against that so that's why this person is going the way of the TROLL.
.......man ! and we don't trust mainstream media but we trust somebody who won't give their name while they make a list of people they suspect of racism ?
this question ? "surely a little exposure for the KKK seems in line with your values. No?" honestly this exposer topic that seems to have everybody in a festive mood has only turned into another thread for everybody to say how un-racist they are...how will exposing these people stop hate ? your hate for these alleged KKK members makes you no better than anybody else who hates but you probably don't see or understand that, if you can explain the righteousness of your hate I'll try and understand why, by the way exposing these people or not makes no difference to me especially if you are going to believe a letter or post from someone who doesn't even have the self respect to use his/her own real name while publicly trashing someone else, I believe there are law's against that so that's why this person is going the way of the TROLL.
Godfather.
With all due respect... this doesn't make any sense either, GF. In particular this: your hate for these alleged KKK members makes you no better than anybody else who hates but you probably don't see or understand that.
Again.. this goes against the grain of your posting history. This sounds a lot like some of the stuff we read in these threads from some, but never from you.
Quite frankly, you seem to be a little defensive. Why are you becoming indignant over the thought of exposing KKK members for what they are?
.......man ! and we don't trust mainstream media but we trust somebody who won't give their name while they make a list of people they suspect of racism ?
Godfather.
They have a good track record. And if you check out all the people on the list, it's obvious that the list is accurate. Yeah, I truly don't understand why you seem bent out of shape about a bunch of KKK and other, even worse hate groups being exposed (I'm going to assume it's not because you're worried you might be on one of these lists!).
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
this question ? "surely a little exposure for the KKK seems in line with your values. No?" honestly this exposer topic that seems to have everybody in a festive mood has only turned into another thread for everybody to say how un-racist they are...how will exposing these people stop hate ? your hate for these alleged KKK members makes you no better than anybody else who hates but you probably don't see or understand that, if you can explain the righteousness of your hate I'll try and understand why, by the way exposing these people or not makes no difference to me especially if you are going to believe a letter or post from someone who doesn't even have the self respect to use his/her own real name while publicly trashing someone else, I believe there are law's against that so that's why this person is going the way of the TROLL.
Godfather.
Another thread about how un-racist we are? Is that how you see discussions about how awful racism is? Sometimes I think you're under the impression that there is nothing that can be done about racism so bothering to discuss and confront it is pointless. Is that the case??
Hating KKK members or members of militant neo-nazi groups makes us no better than the neo-nazis? Really? So how do you feel about terrorists GF? Do you hate them? Do you hate the people who committed 9/11? By your thinking, that makes you no better than the terrorists. I have seen you drag this argument out MANY times - this claim that intolerance of intolerance is a negative thing, which necessarily means that you think we should all be accepting and tolerant of hate and intolerance. I'm sorry, but that makes NO SENSE AT ALL. Especially since you don't even practice that yourself.
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My impression is that the list was heavily researched and Anonymous was trying to be careful. They seem to have only listed people with Facebook pages that stated their white supremacist beliefs along with a listing of a murderer in prison attributed to NBC news, etc. Here's a sample. I'm not sure that anyone new was actually named. Also, I wouldn't say that expressing disapproval of hate is hate.
My impression is that the list was heavily researched and Anonymous was trying to be careful. They seem to have only listed people with Facebook pages that stated their white supremacist beliefs along with a listing of a murderer in prison attributed to NBC news, etc. Here's a sample. I'm not sure that anyone new was actually named. Also, I wouldn't say that expressing disapproval of hate is hate.
My impression is that the list was heavily researched and Anonymous was trying to be careful. They seem to have only listed people with Facebook pages that stated their white supremacist beliefs along with a listing of a murderer in prison attributed to NBC news, etc. Here's a sample. I'm not sure that anyone new was actually named. Also, I wouldn't say that expressing disapproval of hate is hate.
So, basically they compiled all they could from relatively public accounts: in essence, centralizing all these characters in one comprehensive report?
Yeah, pretty much, but not totally. I did find a few accounts that seemed to be hiding their connection to an organized hate group (though even those provided enough clues to feel comfortable assuming the list was right). But for the most part, yeah, it was a public report on 1000 members of the KKK and other racial hate groups (and some of their sympathizers), and in many cases it notes their specific positions and activities.
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
this question ? "surely a little exposure for the KKK seems in line with your values. No?" honestly this exposer topic that seems to have everybody in a festive mood has only turned into another thread for everybody to say how un-racist they are...how will exposing these people stop hate ? your hate for these alleged KKK members makes you no better than anybody else who hates but you probably don't see or understand that, if you can explain the righteousness of your hate I'll try and understand why, by the way exposing these people or not makes no difference to me especially if you are going to believe a letter or post from someone who doesn't even have the self respect to use his/her own real name while publicly trashing someone else, I believe there are law's against that so that's why this person is going the way of the TROLL.
Godfather.
With all due respect... this doesn't make any sense either, GF. In particular this: your hate for these alleged KKK members makes you no better than anybody else who hates but you probably don't see or understand that.
Again.. this goes against the grain of your posting history. This sounds a lot like some of the stuff we read in these threads from some, but never from you.
Quite frankly, you seem to be a little defensive. Why are you becoming indignant over the thought of exposing KKK members for what they are?
I think it matches his posting history. He routinely minimizes racism in threads and tries to deflect it to "look at what these other minorities are doing" etc..
So, in 1868, after a mob of Democrats massacred 300 Blacks and Republicans in Opelousas, Louisiana on September 28th, Republicans began writing and passed the anti-Ku Klux Klan Act effectively outlawing Democratic domestic terrorist groups. Hat Tip: The Miller Center:
On April 20, 1871, at the urging of President Ulysses Grant, Congress passed the Ku Klux Klan Act. Also known as the third Enforcement Act, the bill was a controversial expansion of federal authority designed to give the federal government additional power to protect voters. The act established penalties in the form of fines and jail time for attempts to deprive citizens of equal protection under the laws and gave the President the authority to use federal troops and suspend the writ of habeas corpus in ensuring that civil rights were upheld.
Founded as a fraternal organization by Confederate veterans in Pulaski, Tennessee, in 1866, the Ku Klux Klan soon became a paramilitary group devoted to the overthrow of Republican governments in the South and the reassertion of white supremacy. Through murder, kidnapping, and violent intimidation, Klansmen sought to secure Democratic victories in elections by attacking black voters and, less frequently, white Republican leaders.
So, in 1868, after a mob of Democrats massacred 300 Blacks and Republicans in Opelousas, Louisiana on September 28th, Republicans began writing and passed the anti-Ku Klux Klan Act effectively outlawing Democratic domestic terrorist groups. Hat Tip: The Miller Center:
On April 20, 1871, at the urging of President Ulysses Grant, Congress passed the Ku Klux Klan Act. Also known as the third Enforcement Act, the bill was a controversial expansion of federal authority designed to give the federal government additional power to protect voters. The act established penalties in the form of fines and jail time for attempts to deprive citizens of equal protection under the laws and gave the President the authority to use federal troops and suspend the writ of habeas corpus in ensuring that civil rights were upheld.
Founded as a fraternal organization by Confederate veterans in Pulaski, Tennessee, in 1866, the Ku Klux Klan soon became a paramilitary group devoted to the overthrow of Republican governments in the South and the reassertion of white supremacy. Through murder, kidnapping, and violent intimidation, Klansmen sought to secure Democratic victories in elections by attacking black voters and, less frequently, white Republican leaders.
enjoy. Godfather.
.......So the point of this post is what exactly?
Peace
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^^^ I just assumed that he's trying to be a Republican booster. The fact that the republican party and the democratic party basically switched positions as far as issues about civil rights go since then doesn't seem to matter.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
There are a bunch of people who really "don't care" if you know they are racist or in the KKK. Just research some tag words like: 88, 14 words, RAHOWA, Extreme Hatred and you'll likely find some names or links/sites. There's a whole underground that is right in front of you that you may never had known that existed...
Did anyone click on the first google link after typing klukluxklan yet?
You spelled it wrong, maybe that's why?!?
damit, I don't know how I posted that spelling. klukluxklan
Well you just did it again....
How is he spelling it wrong? Do you mean because there are no spaces between the words? Isn't that deliberate for the sake of whatever goggle search he wants everyone to do for some reason?
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Godfather.
Godfather.
Again.. this goes against the grain of your posting history. This sounds a lot like some of the stuff we read in these threads from some, but never from you.
Quite frankly, you seem to be a little defensive. Why are you becoming indignant over the thought of exposing KKK members for what they are?
Yeah, I truly don't understand why you seem bent out of shape about a bunch of KKK and other, even worse hate groups being exposed (I'm going to assume it's not because you're worried you might be on one of these lists!).
Hating KKK members or members of militant neo-nazi groups makes us no better than the neo-nazis? Really? So how do you feel about terrorists GF? Do you hate them? Do you hate the people who committed 9/11? By your thinking, that makes you no better than the terrorists. I have seen you drag this argument out MANY times - this claim that intolerance of intolerance is a negative thing, which necessarily means that you think we should all be accepting and tolerant of hate and intolerance. I'm sorry, but that makes NO SENSE AT ALL. Especially since you don't even practice that yourself.
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oh yeah give me that just love it, yeah right
Sorry...carry on!
On April 20, 1871, at the urging of President Ulysses Grant, Congress passed the Ku Klux Klan Act. Also known as the third Enforcement Act, the bill was a controversial expansion of federal authority designed to give the federal government additional power to protect voters. The act established penalties in the form of fines and jail time for attempts to deprive citizens of equal protection under the laws and gave the President the authority to use federal troops and suspend the writ of habeas corpus in ensuring that civil rights were upheld.
Founded as a fraternal organization by Confederate veterans in Pulaski, Tennessee, in 1866, the Ku Klux Klan soon became a paramilitary group devoted to the overthrow of Republican governments in the South and the reassertion of white supremacy. Through murder, kidnapping, and violent intimidation, Klansmen sought to secure Democratic victories in elections by attacking black voters and, less frequently, white Republican leaders.
enjoy.
Godfather.
Peace
*MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
.....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti
*The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)
I don't know how I posted that spelling.
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