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Oh, mkay.
Last year, a neo-Nazi group in Colorado called the National Socialist Movement put in an application to take part in the state's Adopt-a-Highway program.
Originally, their request was denied because they follow the beliefs of HITLER, believe interracial marriage and homosexuality should be crimes, and want to start a separate, all-white country. In other words, they're a HATE GROUP.
But now, that ruling has been overturned, and the National Socialist Movement has been allowed to sponsor a one-mile stretch of Highway 85 just northeast of Denver.
According to a spokesman with the Anti-Defamation League, "Courts around the country have allowed white supremacists to sponsor highway signs.
"To have our freedom, we have to have all kinds of speech, and this is a case where hate speech is protected. This organization stands for hate. It's a white supremacist group. It is a neo-Nazi group."
If you're wondering, officials with the National Socialist Movement say they're taking part in the program to let people know they're "upstanding citizens," which will hopefully help them attract more racists . . . I mean members.
Originally, their request was denied because they follow the beliefs of HITLER, believe interracial marriage and homosexuality should be crimes, and want to start a separate, all-white country. In other words, they're a HATE GROUP.
But now, that ruling has been overturned, and the National Socialist Movement has been allowed to sponsor a one-mile stretch of Highway 85 just northeast of Denver.
According to a spokesman with the Anti-Defamation League, "Courts around the country have allowed white supremacists to sponsor highway signs.
"To have our freedom, we have to have all kinds of speech, and this is a case where hate speech is protected. This organization stands for hate. It's a white supremacist group. It is a neo-Nazi group."
If you're wondering, officials with the National Socialist Movement say they're taking part in the program to let people know they're "upstanding citizens," which will hopefully help them attract more racists . . . I mean members.
Re: Oh, mkay.
Reminds me of the case regarding the Minutemen sponsoring the highway right next to the border patrol checkpoint. They took it all the way up, if I remember correctly, and the Minutemen won.