A Klan lawyer commented that the group wishes to adopt the highway in order to foster, no joke, “solidarity with the community.” I suppose this leaves nothing standing in the way of the KKK becoming a welcome and productive member of the community. Except, of course, the bigotry, arson, and systematic violent murder.
- Badtux the Snarky Penguin
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First of all, your first sentence after the subject title is misspelled (Klu Klux Klan). Having said that, well, why shouldn't they be allowed to adopt a highway? My grandpappy once burned a cross in someone's yard to show his faith to Jesus, just like these upstandin' citizens. And like God's Chosen Leader, George W. Bush, they hate brown-skinned "Islamofascits" who want to rise up from a now-blocked cemetary in Tennesee, summon evil magic scimitars using a magic genie voiced by Robin Williams, and slit all our throats in our sleep.
ReplyDeleteEither that, or force us to watch Shaquille O'Neal in Kazaam (don't ask me why I watched that, but the Jesusland Ministry of Faith-Based Truth should classify it as a terrorist training video.)
Sorry if my snark's a bit off. My "Inner Frenchman" has been thinking about starting up a less satirical, more "reality-based" blog in the near future.