The white supremacist group VNN Vanguard Nazi/KKK tried to host a hate rally in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 2007, and they were foiled by clowns! Alex Linder the founder of VNN and the lead organizer of the rally kicked off events by rushing the clowns in a fit of rage, and was promptly arrested by 4 Knoxville police officers who dropped him to the ground when he resisted and dragged him off past the red shiny shoes of the clowns. “WIFE POWER! WIFE POWER! WIFE POWER!”
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ZombieDarwin 8 year s ago
#1 Classy. Very classy.
Uh, remind me: the KKK is supposed to be a terrorist group, right? I mean, that's how the victim racket (uh, I mean, civil justice) agitators paint them, right? Do any of these pictures strike fear into any normal person's heart?
If the answer is "no", then why are they labeled as a terrorist group? Can you imagine doing some of this stuff to al Qaeda? ISIS? The lads in Ireland? Boko Harum? Well, doing this stuff and living through it, I mean?
Uh, remind me: the KKK is supposed to be a terrorist group, right? I mean, that's how the victim racket (uh, I mean, civil justice) agitators paint them, right? Do any of these pictures strike fear into any normal person's heart?
If the answer is "no", then why are they labeled as a terrorist group? Can you imagine doing some of this stuff to al Qaeda? ISIS? The lads in Ireland? Boko Harum? Well, doing this stuff and living through it, I mean?
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Bongfuhrer 8 year s ago
#3 As far as I know the the American system, I suspect he won the lawsuit..
Uh, remind me: the KKK is supposed to be a terrorist group, right? I mean, that's how the victim racket (uh, I mean, civil justice) agitators paint them, right? Do any of these pictures strike fear into any normal person's heart?
If the answer is "no", then why are they labeled as a terrorist group? Can you imagine doing some of this stuff to al Qaeda? ISIS? The lads in Ireland? Boko Harum? Well, doing this stuff and living through it, I mean?