By GottaLaff
Is it that the media is picking up on these incidents, reporting on them more often, and consequently making them more visible, or is the neo-Nazi movement growing? Pleaseohplease make it the former:
Anger like this is so ugly, so scary, and becoming so prevalent that I'm have an increasingly difficult time posting stories like these. I can barely read them, let alone write about them.American Citizens United was one of several groups protesting across the country today, opposing a comprehensive immigration reform bill.
The group, which is against amnesty for illegal immigrants, made it clear that racism had no place at its rally. The mood, however, changed drastically when Neo-Nazi protesters tried to join.
Police stepped in and calmed everybody down.
The root cause of this kind of hostility must be addressed. It starts in the home, and should be treated there. However, that's not always possible. The question then becomes, how do we address the issue of deep-seated racism, bigotry, and hatred that has already been ingrained into very dangerous individuals?
Here's one more reason to worry. Please read the accompanying article; here's a taste... a bitter one:
I do like the fact that Fox 10 linked Ready to bigoted state Senator Russell Pearce, though I wish the reporter had asked Ready about his criminal history and being booted from the U.S. Marines after two courts-martial.
And if that's not enough, try this from last August.
H/t: Tiggrr1