All fine boys, I’m sure. If asked, POTUS would say so and who can argue with POTUS?
JK; I’m sure they’re not all little creeps that need a spanking or some disciplining. And educating.
I think you can. Unless you got other shit like a 1488 tattoo, or walking around with brown shirts.
Good luck on your diet! I really need to stop snacking myself…
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My grandparents lived out their retirement years in Prairie du sac/Sauk City, I know the area fairly well. I bet these idiot children don’t even realize that there’s a decommissioned WWII munitions plant 10 miles south of Baraboo.
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My wife and all her family left Wisconsin after generations there. This is why we have the coasts/cities vs the ‘flyover’ conflict, anyone with anything on the ball has left those places leaving mostly the uneducated and unambitious to be fodder for the hate machine.
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Don’t wear a hat with the number 14 on it and you’re fine. Also, don’t be caught on camera sit heiling.
These are not subtle people.
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i know, i know. white people just have it so hard in this world. no one will ever understand the sacrifices we make.
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Well, they’re mostly white boys, so he’s giving them the benefit of the doubt… now, if they were a bunch of black kids giving the black power salute, that’d be different… clearly a threat to real Americans! /s
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Did anyone else hear about the mailbox propoganda in Baraboo?
The ensuing social media discussion included posts, reportedly by current and former students, describing an atmosphere at the school where racist comments and attitudes were commonplace and administrators did little to address them.
The incident comes amid a rise in white nationalist rhetoric and organizations. Late last month, residents in Baraboo and other Sauk County communities found white nationalist propaganda in their mailboxes, prompting some to mobilize against hate in their communities.
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Likely not a fluke or one-off then, at least for some of them.
“The Boys from Brazil Baraboo”?
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A parent who took a photo that shows about 60 Wisconsin high school boys giving what appears to be a Nazi salute says he simply asked the youths to wave goodbye to their parents and that he takes the blame for the timing of the shot. (Nov. 13) AP
I call B.S. The photo in question was so blatant, it immediately raised concern when it was posted to the photographer’s website, Wheel Memories. About the level of B.S. as the guy who dressed as a Nazi SS officer and his kid as Hitler for Halloween. Plausible deniability only stretches so far, and too many people are trying to work it like a taffy puller.
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Considering the photographer who told them to give the sig heil was a dad of one of the students, it can’t be a one-off moment of hate.
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And yet posters here are falling over themselves to declare that yes, they too make ok signs while others give Hitler salutes whenever they say goodbye to anyone. The excuse is wholly improbable but works because white supremacy will protect these boys.
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