You know how it goes: you're young, you're questioning a lot of things, you're working as a sheriff's deputy in South Carolina, and you're open to some "out there" ideas!
<i> a club for stupid ignorant rednecks to bitch about why their lives suck, and blame it on someone else.</i> We have a video in the college library on hate groups, narrated by a former member, and that is almost exactly how he describes them.
I felt the same way upon hearing a bluegrass cover of <a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=79rxrMsl2JQ" target="_blank"> &quot;Dark Side of the Moon&quot;</a>. Later I learned that no piece of music is immune to a bluegrass cover.
I was on an extended Caribbean jaunt around 1980 (details are fuzzy) and there was a Calypso song on the radio we always enjoyed. &quot;Give Me Back Me Shah.&quot;
I went to an anti-Khomeni rally when I was a freshman in college (still have the t-shirt but it doesn&#039;t fit anymore). That&#039;s about the same thing, right?
The standard is definitely way different. Went to rallies for a group that was dedicated to keeping black in their place? Meh. Sat on a committee that included Bill Ayers? TREASONOUS BASTARD!!!
I&#039;m not too sure, but I do know one former Trotskyite who became an accountant.
...in his deputy uniform.
from the link: <i>Moore...confirmed that his time with the KKK coincided with his years as an Anderson County deputy. </i>
Indeed. Remember the Republican &quot;Young Guns&quot; group that included Eric Cantor at the fresh-faced age of 49?
And yet every classic rock station plays &quot;Tom Sawyer&quot; about twice a day. Indeed I feel haunted.
<i> a club for stupid ignorant rednecks to bitch about why their lives suck, and blame it on someone else.</i> We have a video in the college library on hate groups, narrated by a former member, and that is almost exactly how he describes them.
I felt the same way upon hearing a bluegrass cover of <a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=79rxrMsl2JQ" target="_blank"> &quot;Dark Side of the Moon&quot;</a>. Later I learned that no piece of music is immune to a bluegrass cover.
In American South, Cross Burning comes to you!
Probably doughnuts that didn&#039;t get finished at the po-liece station.
I was on an extended Caribbean jaunt around 1980 (details are fuzzy) and there was a Calypso song on the radio we always enjoyed. &quot;Give Me Back Me Shah.&quot;
Your dad is a wise man.
Back in the Reagan days there were some great bumbersnickers.
&quot;What&#039;s black, flat, and glows in the dark? Iran after Reagan is elected.&quot;
and
&quot;Let&#039;s play Cowboys and Iranians.&quot;
It appears that Mormonism, like life insurance, isn&#039;t bought. It&#039;s sold.
I went to an anti-Khomeni rally when I was a freshman in college (still have the t-shirt but it doesn&#039;t fit anymore). That&#039;s about the same thing, right?
If he had been a woman he would have been too busy shopping for a binder.
The standard is definitely way different. Went to rallies for a group that was dedicated to keeping black in their place? Meh. Sat on a committee that included Bill Ayers? TREASONOUS BASTARD!!!
Also &quot;adulterous affair &quot;. See: Hyde, Henry.