So like bring a dish to pass. Nothing too 'jew-ey' though. |
If he took off the white pride hat and stopped denying the holocaust, maybe someone would have Bill over for shabbas. |
The conference is even ending with a cross burning, oh but not a klany, 'we don't like your kind here' cross burning, this is more of a celebratory 'cross lighting' -like if Burning Man was run by racists instead of dub-stepping ravers on mushrooms.
As it happens, Burners are fervently opposed to equal rights for giant wooden people. |
Like most 1st century Jews living in Roman Judea, Jesus was probably a Viking. |
'We are not breaking any laws, we are not violating any ordinances, we are bringing the word of God to people who want it...' Oh. Ok. But then Collier went on to explain that by 'people who want it' he means white people, who, if you didn't already know '...are part of the chosen race.' Holy shit. Leaving aside the questionable assertion that God's chosen race could possibly be the same one that produced Vanilla Ice, why the hell is 'because religion' a pass for whatever discriminatory, bigoted bullshit someone wants to do? I know they're not technically breaking any laws, but is it really so hard to be a person without the threat of legal repercussions?
And what about the people who live nearby? Thanks to this jackass, their whole community gets lumped into the Alabama stereotype of missing-teeth racists and moonshine, and that's just not fair. Won't somebody please think of the yokels?
Above: The 4.8 million other people in Alabama who are not associated with Collier's racist church. |
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