Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Hicks From the Sticks / Legislature / Politics Aryan Nation Seeks Recruits; Is Legislative Reception Next?
Posted by Pete Kotz on Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 5:26 AM
Alas, it may not go as easy as planned. A recent leafletting drive in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho -- which featured fliers with a young girl asking her father "Why did those dark men take mommy away?" -- seemed to do little more than prompt calls to the cops.
But maybe the group is simply fishing the wrong waters. With all the gymnastics the Tennessee legislature is playing to avoid a vote to regret slavery, we're guessing they'd get a much better reception here in Capitol Hill. RSVP Reps. Gerald McCormick and Eric Watson.
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When Obammy was kowtowing to latin American leaders, he said "Don't blame me for something that happened when I was three months old". So why are you trying to blame me for something that happened before my GRANDFATHER was born? Didn't you get the memo?
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You're right, Fifty, no one alive today is to blame for slavery. But the resolution has nothing to do with blame. It simply expresses "regret" for slavery. Who can't regret that it occurred? I'm not understanding that.
Kotz, If you would actually take the time to read the resolution it says in black and white that rep. Gilmore would like the state to APOLIGIZE. An apoligy and expressing regret are two separate things. I would also like to say that rep.Gilmore assured the state and local government commitee multiple times that the word "apoligy" was not in the bill when indeed it was.
I guess I don't see the difference between apologizing and expressing regret in this case. What's wrong with apologizing for something wrong your country did? Most of us didn't even have relatives in the U.S. at the time, but it just seems like the big thing to do.
That apology took place from 1861 to 1865, and cost the lives of almost 600,000 Americans. I guess that's not enough for some people.
"That apology took place from 1861 to 1865, and cost the lives of almost 600,000 Americans. I guess that's not enough for some people."
The people who are so against an official "apology" are also the people who think the civil war was about "state's rights" and had little to do with slavery.
Nice, I hope we can all learn to use racist words more often and everyone can get the chip off their shoulders. Taking offense to words that define a stereotype can only mean one thing, you fit the bill, or you are low on IQ points. Words are words, you are the one who chooses to be offended by them. The sooner we learn to stop caring over crap that happened in the past the sooner we move forward to the future. I'm not saying slavery wasn't horrible, I'm just saying everyone needs to get over it. Everyone has been slaves at some point in history, and honestly a lot of people who had nothing to do with it get tethered to the blame.
lovely the amount of inbreds on this site sleeping with their children creating the so called white race. hahaha pedohiles and faggots shavin their heads thats why they shave their heads and sleep with boys.
aryan nation homos and retards.
Wow abunch of retards if you had any iq points you would do your research and then have a comment to make the basic theory behind the a.b. Is to secure a future for our white children isn't that what the naacp and black panther do for their race huh something to think about when your child can't get a scholarship because
they aren't black
