Issues such as gay marriage, immigration and crime are pushing people towards hate groups like the KKK? Racism is in your heart, if you don't have it there, you're not going to be pushed towards this kind of racist group. For example, I have friends of just about every religion, race, and sexual orientation. I like them because they are friendly, helpful, and fun to hang around with. That's why they are called friends.
On the flip side of the coin, I have people who I despise of every religion, race, and sexual orientation. I don't hate them for what they are, I hate them for who they are. Therein lies the difference. I hate people who are assholes, and if you are a White/Black/Jewish/Muslim/Buddhist asshole, you're still an asshole and it doesn't mean that I hate you because you're different from me. I hate the person, not the group. What bugs me is that people are more and more trying to play the race/religious/sexual orientation card. "You don't like me because I'm Muslim". No, I don't like you because you support hate against another group. "You don't like me because I'm gay". No, I don't like you because you're an idiot.
If people are finding themselves being drawn towards the KKK, it's simply because they were racist to begin with and have now come to terms with it and are using excuses such as immigration, gay marriage, and crime to justify their own hateful feelings.
Travis
travis@rightwinglunatic.com
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