2aguy
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- Jul 19, 2014
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the klan, a democrat organization, and the left wing fascists blocking conservative speakers have something more in common than their history and tactics......they are both subject to the anti klan law about wearing a mask in public...
Auburn Police Enforce 'Anti-Masking' KKK Laws on Anti-Fascists
irony of this is thick. According to a 1949 Time article, Alabama "set out to prove that the cross-burning, sheeted hoodlums of the Ku Klux Klan [a Democratic Party invention, by the way], though they might get the headlines, did not speak for Alabama. By an 84-to-4 vote, the state legislature made it a misdemeanor ($500 fine, or a year in jail) to appear in public wearing a mask."
Though this was the first anti-masking law enacted in the South since reconstruction, it is apparently now being used against AntiFa activists who showed up at Auburn to protest the speech of alt-right leader Richard Spencer. The police weren't about to let that happen. Watch the interaction between the Anti-Fa idiots and Auburn police. You can almost hear them thinking, "You're not in Berkeley anymore" and "Welcome to Alabama."
Auburn Police Enforce 'Anti-Masking' KKK Laws on Anti-Fascists
irony of this is thick. According to a 1949 Time article, Alabama "set out to prove that the cross-burning, sheeted hoodlums of the Ku Klux Klan [a Democratic Party invention, by the way], though they might get the headlines, did not speak for Alabama. By an 84-to-4 vote, the state legislature made it a misdemeanor ($500 fine, or a year in jail) to appear in public wearing a mask."
Though this was the first anti-masking law enacted in the South since reconstruction, it is apparently now being used against AntiFa activists who showed up at Auburn to protest the speech of alt-right leader Richard Spencer. The police weren't about to let that happen. Watch the interaction between the Anti-Fa idiots and Auburn police. You can almost hear them thinking, "You're not in Berkeley anymore" and "Welcome to Alabama."