Klan leader stabbed

[Dr. Who]

Perfect. Lets start sending beer and knife care packages to all the klan chapters and really get this shit trending.

Send in shine too! I'm impatient. Get the party started!

 

[Olive Drab Green]

View attachment 3961366

Libertarians believe in the military to provide for the common defense. I was deployed in '09 when Osama was still alive. I didn't believe in Iraq. If you want to do it yourself, please, by all means.

 

[Rob Roy]

Libertarians believe in the military to provide for the common defense. I was deployed in '09 when Osama was still alive. I didn't believe in Iraq.

 

[Olive Drab Green]

View attachment 3961372

Tell that to General Washington. Afghanistan actually had a purpose until 2011. I don't necessarily disagree, but there was purpose in Afghanistan.

 

[Rob Roy]

Tell that to General Washington. Afghanistan actually had a purpose until 2011. I don't necessarily disagree, but there was purpose in Afghanistan.

George Washington the slave holder?


At least he was honest about government...

 

[Olive Drab Green]

George Washington the slave holder?


At least he was honest about government...

View attachment 3961375

This is false and has been debunked. George Washington never said this.

http://quoteinvestigator.com/2015/05/26/fire-servant/

"

Dear Quote Investigator: A cautionary statement about statecraft has often been attributed to George Washington. Here are three versions:

1) Government is like fire, a dangerous servant and a fearful master.
2) Government, like fire, is a troublesome servant and a terrible master.
3) A government is like fire, a handy servant, but a dangerous master.

Washington died in 1799, but I have seen no citations in the 1700s or 1800s; therefore, I am suspicious. Would you please examine the provenance of this remark?

Quote Investigator: Several researchers have attempted to trace this saying, and no substantive evidence supporting the ascription to George Washington has yet been located. The earliest linkage to Washington appeared in “The Christian Science Journal” in 1902 which was more than one hundred years after his death. Boldface has been added to excerpts: 1

The first President of the United States said: “Government is not reason, it is not eloquence,—it is force! Like fire, it is a dangerous servant, and a fearful master;never for a moment should it be left to irresponsible action.”

The master-servant metaphorical framework has a very long history. In 1562 water was described as a good servant but a cruel master. The spelling of the period was not standardized as shown by this excerpt: 2

Rayne water is bynding and stopping of nature, water is a very good seruaunt, but it is a cruell mayster.

In 1637 the report of a great conflagration led a writer to state that fire and water were both good servants but evil masters. Indeed, the context suggested that this assertion was already considered proverbial. The word “evil” was spelled “evill”: 3

… the Temple St Marke was almost all burnt, and the Dukes Palace was preserved with great difficulty; which verifies, that fire and water are good servants but evill masters."

 

[Rob Roy]

Tell that to General Washington. Afghanistan actually had a purpose until 2011. I don't necessarily disagree, but there was purpose in Afghanistan.

 

[Olive Drab Green]

Besides, the quote is cautionary against government.

 

[Olive Drab Green]

View attachment 3961378

I would believe you and be on your side at this point. I disagree with the state of things as they are now. When I was there, it was about Bin Laden.

 

[Rob Roy]

I would believe you and be on your side at this point. I disagree with the state of things as they are now. When I was there, it was about Bin Laden.

No, it wasn't. That might be what you were told though.

 

[Rob Roy]

Besides, the quote is cautionary against government.

Yes, it is. In that regard Old Wooden Teeth and I agree.

 

[Olive Drab Green]

No, it wasn't. That might be what you were told though.

Whatever you say, buddy. I know why I was there. And it wasn't really for God or Country. I had personal reasons for what I did. I served my country, but I had other things to work out.

 

[Rob Roy]

Whatever you say, buddy. I know why I was there. And it wasn't really for God or Country. I had personal reasons for what I did.

 

[SouthCross]

Thought of the day. I wonder if the advertisers on this site agree with the promotion of terrorism and mass murder?

 

[Olive Drab Green]

Thought of the day. I wonder if the advertisers on this site agree with the promotion of terrorism and mass murder?

Well, you know Trump does, since he encouraged people to shoot Hillary Clinton during the election and he's colluding with a hostile foreign nation.

But it's ok when you fools do it, right?

 

[Justin-case]

Thought of the day. I wonder if the advertisers on this site agree with the promotion of terrorism and mass murder?

You racists haven't run them off yet, so probably not.

 

[Justin-case]

Thought of the day. I wonder if the advertisers on this site agree with the promotion of terrorism and mass murder?

One thought a day, that above average for a Trumper, congratulations.

 

[twostrokenut]

So in a thread about the KKK which was organized by Democrats for the sole purpose of hunting and terrorizing black people and republicans, you're going to glorify and wear an avi of a modern day Dem who just hunted Republicans and black people.

How tasteful.

 

[twostrokenut]

Whatever you say, buddy. I know why I was there. And it wasn't really for God or Country. I had personal reasons for what I did. I served my country, but I had other things to work out.

Well it would have to be personal, you certainly were not there because Congress Declared War.

 

[abandonconflict]

the KKK which was organized by Democrats

Why do all contemporary KKK members and leaders seem to vote for and support the GOP? Why were these particular Klan members organizing a Trump rally?