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! Why not experiment with eastern religions? Why not drop some acid? Why not join the Ku Klux Klan? That's the sort of thing that might come back to haunt you, though, if you later grow up and become a county councilman. Or not, we guess? Eddie Moore's local political career seemed to be going OK until he had to testify under oath in a lawsuit between the county and its former administrator (side note: this lawsuit is almost certain full of vicious recriminations, we bet it makes for good local drama), which apparently resulted in some awkward Klan-related questions. Why did Moore eventually leave this racist terror group? Was it because he realized that its hatred was a cancer eating away at American society? Or was it because it was boring and lame?
<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.