Comments on: America's Free Terrorist Pass http://www.theghampmovement.com/2009/03/27/the-free-terrorist-pass/ Bringing change to Boston… Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:30:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Joede http://www.theghampmovement.com/2009/03/27/the-free-terrorist-pass/#comment-26 Joede Sun, 17 May 2009 13:00:23 +0000 http://www.theghampmovement.com/?p=403#comment-26 Are you saying you want to go back and charge the KKK for their atrocities? We are already doing that. I may sound naive but I don't think the KKK can get away with their actions as they are used to. Back in Idaho (I do pick the most ridiculous places to live) I remember being caught downtown during a KKK parade. My son, whom you have met, was about 2 at the time. It was a nice day and I was shopping with him in the stroller. I didn't have a sense of fear until they were actually marching by me and I realized who they were. They doggone near stopped the parade. A police officer came out of nowhere and told me to leave for my and my son's sake. He told me he didn't agree with them but he didn't need a riot because the KKK wanted to act stupid. He escorted me to my car and I made sure to always know what parades were scheduled for downtown Boise! Regardless of what has occurred to me, I wholeheartedly agree in free speech. Just because I don't like what they teach or represent, doesn't mean they should be silenced. Just as I don't want my son silenced when he expresses his very pro-black opinion. Be mindful I am saying their expression of their opinion/hate is not an issue to me. We can't round up people because of what they think or say. It's not 1984...yet. We can round them up and charges them for dragging people on cars, killing people and other acts. If we are to extrapolate your idea, we need to get Farrakhan and charge him with conspiracy for Malcolm's murder. Let's be consistent and arrest members of the Panthers and the NOI. Are you saying you want to go back and charge the KKK for their atrocities? We are already doing that. I may sound naive but I don’t think the KKK can get away with their actions as they are used to.

Back in Idaho (I do pick the most ridiculous places to live) I remember being caught downtown during a KKK parade. My son, whom you have met, was about 2 at the time. It was a nice day and I was shopping with him in the stroller. I didn’t have a sense of fear until they were actually marching by me and I realized who they were. They doggone near stopped the parade. A police officer came out of nowhere and told me to leave for my and my son’s sake. He told me he didn’t agree with them but he didn’t need a riot because the KKK wanted to act stupid. He escorted me to my car and I made sure to always know what parades were scheduled for downtown Boise!

Regardless of what has occurred to me, I wholeheartedly agree in free speech. Just because I don’t like what they teach or represent, doesn’t mean they should be silenced. Just as I don’t want my son silenced when he expresses his very pro-black opinion. Be mindful I am saying their expression of their opinion/hate is not an issue to me. We can’t round up people because of what they think or say. It’s not 1984…yet. We can round them up and charges them for dragging people on cars, killing people and other acts.

If we are to extrapolate your idea, we need to get Farrakhan and charge him with conspiracy for Malcolm’s murder. Let’s be consistent and arrest members of the Panthers and the NOI.

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