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Georgia authorities investigating KKK fliers. (Original Post)
Claybrains
Jan 2013
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Hoyt
(54,770 posts)1. Honest to God, it's tough calling Georgia "home" sometimes.
Ought to round em up and make them watch David Chappelle's bit on Clayton Bigsby for 24 hours. Then, take their guns away and let them go home frightened.
Claybrains
(132 posts)3. It made me think of Chappelle too. nt
Laurian
(2,593 posts)2. How sick is this? Unbelievable that
in the year 2013, such ignorance and hatred is still kickin' in Georgia. Embarrassing.
groundloop
(12,332 posts)4. Find the responsible people and ticket them for littering.....
I suspect that there was nothing illegal about what was in those flyers even though just the thought of those hateful bastards is offensive as hell. The Supreme Court has long held that even hateful, offensive speech speech is protected by the first amendment. But that doesn't give them the right to throw trash in peoples yards - they should be fined the maximum amount allowed for each and every one of those pieces of garbage they distributed.