The KKK Wants YOUR CHILDREN To Attend A Cross Burning Ceremony (SCREENSHOTS)

The KKK wants your children to attend their upcoming labor day cross burning. There will be loads of youth centered activities, and awards to mask the hatred. Adults harboring unequivocal amounts of indecency towards anyone of a different race is childish, so why not target children. They announce this in a bold statement as you can see in this caption from their site here.

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You don’t have to try to make Klan members and Konfederates look Krazy. God help us all from the inevitable bi-racial gay couple apocalypse! Forget school, we all know children’s impressionable minds were made for hate mongering and indoctrination of bigotry while eating ice cream Sundays.

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Accommodations for children, including a nursery for infants and toddlers, will be available. If elicit amounts of bigotry and hatred weren’t enough for outrage, maybe recruiting children is.

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Clearly the hatred behind KK-Kross burning ceremonies, is easily masked behind bonfires and ice cream “Sunday” bars. And just how far will these pond dwelling scumbags go? Well if hot dog roasts and sing-alongs aren’t enough to strike your fancy:

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awards for winning the negro truck drag along, or lynch a darkie competitions are available. (Not really, or at least not publicly, but you get the picture.) Sadly, the same groups that sponsor racism, are the ones cooking marshmallow s’mores on the bonfire for our children. You can even dress your children up in the latest KKK apparel.

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There is literally no limit to just how far these confederate flag waving scum bags will go. They join the ranks with Big Tobacco in this announcement, marketing to our children now. So grab your noose, put on your “Heritage not Hate” t-shirt, and take your children to the Labor Day Cross Burning!


 

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  • Theoldlady

    Something I have never been able to understand is burning the cross. The cross is the symbol we use to tell the story of Jesus Christ being hung on the cross.I thought some of those folks were also claiming to be Christians.

    • Susan Lyons-Joell

      Because the practice originated before electricity specifically to intimidate and panic targets of the Klan. Remember, the Klan thinks they are Knights, and the Knights of the Crusades wore crosses on their tabards - so it’s about being able to identify a Klan event from your regular garden-style variety racism.

      Picture it being a rural area (and at that time, if you weren’t in the heart of a big city, you were immediately in a rural area). It’s dark. You might get moonlight. You hear wagons coming down the road. And an hour later there’s a huge cross ON FIRE about a mile down the road, at the Jackson’s place. Maybe the Jacksons are black farmers with the temerity to own their own land. Maybe the Jacksons are white farmers who pay black laborers the same wage as white laborers, or maybe their daughter was seen in town being POLITE to a black man. It doesn’t matter what the “offense” is, but it’s a visual warning not only to the target but to neighbors for miles around.

      And that’s if the target wasn’t beaten, raped, castrated, tarred and feathered, lynched, or burned out of their home.

      • Theoldlady

        The first part of your comment is also one of the stupidest comments I have read yet! It is their total dis-regard and respect for the cross where Jesus Christ was hung, bled, and died for the sins of this world. And I am willing to bet everyone of them claim to be a Christian. So much for being Christ-like, huh!

        • dragontech64

          The point of those sentences is that the Klan idiots THINK they are Knights for Christ, and the burning cross is their battle flag. It doesn’t matter what the cross means to YOU, it is THEIR perception of it, and their role in regard to what they THINK their duty is, that is the point.
          Personally, the cross has, to me, always been a symbol of torture, oppression and state sponsored murder, same as if it were a hangman’s noose or electric chair. Does this change what it means to you? Probably not, any more than your interpretation of it will change theirs.

    • Dot

      They used the Bible to justify slavery and to justify their belief that whites are superior. You can call yourself Christian, but many aren’t Christian at all.

      • sugarpuddin

        I think it s time to burn some swastikas
        on their lawns and headquarters.

  • dragontech64

    I’d go and serve cocktails, from Comrade Molotov…..