Anonymous #1 9w

This is the mindset of about 65% of Arkansas. The governor has been asked to address the issue but doesn’t seem to have any problem with it.

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Anonymous #1 9w

Maybe I worded this wrong. Get the Klan out. Make them afraid this isn’t normal behavior

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Anonymous #1 9w

But that’s my point. For Arkansas, this is normal and has been for a long damn time. My entire life.

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Anonymous #4 9w

That kinda makes it worse?? Idk I am for making people like this afraid again. Being upset that people with different skin tones than you are equal is crazy work

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Anonymous #1 9w

It is worse. But the worst part is people have been trying to tell y’all for years. Decades even. But it’s always met with “it’s not really like that” or “you’re blowing it out of proportion.” Meanwhile we get klan recruitment letters hand-delivered with no postage on the regular.

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Anonymous #5 9w

those groups are not based around the exclusion of others, it’s a way for them to have safety as a marginalized community. white people are not marginalized. there is no reason for this community to exist besides the exclusion of others.

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Anonymous #5 9w

They are bothering people, fuckstick.

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Anonymous OP 9w

Marginalized or not it doesn’t matter, they have a right to self determination, as long as they aren’t hurting others in the process. I’m not a huge fan of it either but if other races and cultures are allowed to do it then why not them?

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Anonymous #5 9w

marginalized or not does matter in this case. are you being fr? your question completely ignores my response.

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Anonymous OP 9w

Okay but they still have the right to self determination right?

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Anonymous #4 9w

I have always been fighting against it don’t pair me in my guy

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Anonymous #1 9w

There is a house on my street that has had an Obama effigy hanging from a noose in a tree in their front yard for almost 20 years now.

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Anonymous #4 9w

cut it down?? Being complacent isn’t helping

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Anonymous #1 9w

Then you come do it, big man.

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Anonymous #4 9w

I gladly would dude, sorry to be harsh but just going “oh yeah thats the mindset” is in a way supporting them. The fact no one in ur community has done anything about it insane

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Anonymous #5 9w

We shouldn’t just let people create their own nations within the US. If it’s just a small community like the Amish they can do what they want but ultimately they are on American soil.

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Anonymous #1 9w

You clearly haven’t spent time in the Deep South. Step into that yard and see how many slugs end up in your chest within a minute. The fact that you think rednecks wouldn’t just put up another one and shoot the next person with a smile on their face is insane.

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Anonymous #1 9w

Quitman, Arkansas. Buffalo Mountain Road. Come take it down for us whenever you’re ready. You can’t miss it.

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Anonymous #4 9w

Im mainly saying you have to not be ok with it, complain about it, report it do something.

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Anonymous #1 9w

Report it to whom? You are so fucking clueless, dude. For real. That’s the family of the county sheriff. 😂

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Anonymous canesfan 9w

And I agree 100%, but it’s not a nation, it’s another community. It’s just like how Black families created a community for themselves in Georgia. It’s really just the hypocrisy that gets me

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Anonymous #4 9w

how was I supposed to know, again that makes it WORSE!! yall need to not have so many fucked up people be in charge. That goes for the whole world at this point

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Anonymous #1 9w

County Sheriff is an elected position.

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Anonymous #1 9w

You’re telling me it’s worse? Bitch, I live here. You have no fucking clue. That’s the issue. You naive fucks think it’s something that a few signs and a tweet can fix. It is part of the fucking government here. It is by design. It is the very fabric of the entire state.

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Anonymous #4 9w

Which is bad?? Racism should not be way and I hope that good change can be done and you find a new norm that isn’t fucking hate. There should not be this much hate for a person of color

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Anonymous #5 9w

They just told you those other communities, like the black communities you mentioned in Georgia, doesn’t exclude others. The gay, black, etc communities might be a majority, but others are still allowed. And they’re not centered around hatred for others

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