KKK Leader Disputes Hate Group Label: 'We're A Christian Organization'

reply to post by beezzer


Not one answer to any of my questions

Do you not have an answer?

reply to post by Spiramirabilis


Lets look at your questions.

Let me ask you something beezzer - what's the difference between an uneducated blue collar worker and an uneducated employee of the U.S. government - let's just say, for example - an employee of the U.S. military?

Nothing. Both examples describe an uneducated individual(s). Both are therefor susceptible to influences that pattern themselves on emotional, not logical assumptions.

Are uneducated people typically morally and ethically reprehensible?

Uneducated people are easier to influence.

Hope that answered your questions.

Cheers!

reply to post by beezzer

Uneducated people are easier to influence.

I would say that some people consider themselves to be educated, but they are just as easy to influence as anyone else

Does education guarantee wisdom - or even rational thinking?

I think it's just something you wanted to say. Blue collar workers and union folk - democrats - are not all that bright and are the most likely to be members of the KKK

Not a lot of rational thought in that one - or wisdom

Cheers then - just needed to see what's what

:-)

beezzer
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We're not talking educated intelligent people here. Blue collar workers, factory/union employees.

I changed your word to reflect a more appropriate message. "Educated" brings images of mindless drones to mind, doing only as they've been told.

Let this show how easily your ignorance can be revealed with a single comment.
Terms of employment indicate nothing with regards to any given individual's intelligence.
Some choose to follow the road they are shown, some choose to ignore the road and explore the forest.

ETA: I stopped reading the thread when I got to Beezer's post. Ignorance at it's finest, in my opinion.

reply to post by ChaosComplex


I think my points have been made. Especially when posters resort to personal insults. (It means you lack a valid counter-point)

I'm out of here before the insults get any uglier.

Have a nice day.

reply to post by Skyfloating

unb3k44n7
There are many who are now of various religious backgrounds be it Atheist, Agnostic, Odonist or Pagan just to name a few.

It's also not unheard of for members to still be Christians

Wow...what a diverse, multi-cultural, cosmopolitan group these fellow are.




And your implications are... sarcasm(?) This is accomplishing and providing what? And for what reason(s)?

At least I contributed valid information that is privy to the thread in which both broadened the understanding of the topic as well as refraining encouragement of further hate on top of an already preexisting hate as many other posts conveyed.

It's however not quite clear to me what you contributed and why.

Take your time.

Jefferton
Only in this surreal new world is the KKK not a racist hate group.
Ten more years and one could be President.

Just you wait.

you don't know how WRONG you are the KKK is something every Filipino LOVES DEARLY. it is NOT a hate group at all, ok i'll admit it they HATED the Spanish pretty thoroughly. but hey the Spanish more than deserved it.



KKK forever

unb3k44n7


It's however not quite clear to me what you contributed and why.

I was browsing the thread and that point struck me as really funny. Sorry for joking, I see that the subject is very important and serious to some of you.

reply to post by HauntWok


sadly the right wing appears to be recruiting people like this to fill their shrinking voter base.