KKK? Northern Colorado?

[Great-Kazoo]

Used to be some church based group in LaPorte CO that got attention for being racist.
I heard years ago it was a hub for the KKK.
Google LaPorte CO and racist, and I'm sure you will find it.

Far from it. White Christians. KKK doubt it. Met and worked on a few of them. Way right of right thinking, but KKK ,mmmmmmmmm Most definitely a different crowd.

Google Racist and you'll see links to lots of things. It only makes it so based on the web sites standards. Google Hate Groups / Guns / racist, and sit back.

[Dave]

Never seen any here, but I remember there being some in Indiana when I was growing up in Michigan. They had a rally in Lansing one year, I think more people from Detroit and Flint showed up than Klansmen or supporters.

[KS63]

Dude? What fucking class is this professor teaching?

[Great-Kazoo]

Dude? What fucking class is this professor teaching?

No Shit, after the last thread he should have been reported to higher ups.

[strm_trpr]

There was a strong KKK presence in Greeley in the past and the Pillar of Fire church in Westminster used to be a KKK supporter. Mostly these days the Aryan Brother hood or AB sticks to other areas outside of Colorado, however the actions of the 2-11 crew could change that.

[Hound]

Liberals would know.. because its their thing. The active core of KKK, the Knights Party of the KKK was founded a Democrat David Duke in 1956.

That might work, if not for the fact that the KKK was founded in the 1860's, and while yes it was called the Democratic party back then.. It has always been ultra right in it beliefs. The parties were reversed from what they look like today. Just look at Strom Thurmond. It was established by confederates after the war and was their way of continuing the fight for slavery. David Duke is from the 1990's and was a staunch Republican from Louisiana. You can blame the Democratic party for a lot of things but your statement was disingenuous. Nobody thinks the Democratic party is anti-any race.

[centrarchidae]

They had a presence in Grand Junction for decades. I don't know if they've really been active in the last decade or so, living in Denvefornia as I do.

For a time, the bastards more or less owned Lakeside and Mountain View. Don't think they still do, as the last Lakeside PD officer I met was Hispanic.

As for race-motivated criminal conspiracies, they've been on the wane. Most of the ones I've heard about in recent years were the Tre-Tre Crips running around LoDo.

[UrbanWolf]

Google Racist and you'll see links to lots of things. It only makes it so based on the web sites standards. Google Hate Groups / Guns / racist, and sit back.

Jim, I was having a pretty good day until I copy and pasted that in Google.........

[XC700116]

That might work, if not for the fact that the KKK was founded in the 1860's, and while yes it was called the Democratic party back then.. It has always been ultra right in it beliefs. The parties were reversed from what they look like today. Just look at Strom Thurmond. It was established by confederates after the war and was their way of continuing the fight for slavery. David Duke is from the 1990's and was a staunch Republican from Louisiana. You can blame the Democratic party for a lot of things but your statement was disingenuous. Nobody thinks the Democratic party is anti-any race.

Actually, like most idiotic politicians, he's played both sides of the fence, so I'd have an awful hard time characterizing him as a "Staunch Republican".

David Ernest Duke (born July 1, 1950) is an American activist and writer, a former Grand Wizard of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,^[4][5] and former Republican Louisiana State Representative. He was a candidate in the Democratic presidential primaries in 1988 and the Republican presidential primaries in 1992. Duke has unsuccessfully run for the Louisiana State Senate, U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, and Governor of Louisiana.

[ChunkyMonkey]

That might work, if not for the fact that the KKK was founded in the 1860's, and while yes it was called the Democratic party back then.. It has always been ultra right in it beliefs. The parties were reversed from what they look like today. Just look at Strom Thurmond. It was established by confederates after the war and was their way of continuing the fight for slavery. David Duke is from the 1990's and was a staunch Republican from Louisiana. You can blame the Democratic party for a lot of things but your statement was disingenuous. Nobody thinks the Democratic party is anti-any race.

Democratic party is the most racist party period.. Most democrats fall back to remind me of my color and background when they lost argument to facts.