I don't think that 'loon' stands for the bird, but is a shorter term for loony, as in an asylum being called a "loony bin".
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I don't think that 'loon' stands for the bird, but is a shorter term for loony, as in an asylum being called a "loony bin".
Other than the shooting last week where is the evidence of KKK killing Jews and RC's?
The KKK hold the torch of liberty in the night what they want you to believe
is they are not bad people just a little eccentric around matches and rope
Give me a break,
is they are not bad people just a little eccentric around matches and rope
Give me a break,
WalMart defending the KKK... need more be said.. LOL
He's trying to fit a square peg into a round hole..
[PDF] The Ku Klux Klan: A History Of Racism And Violence
Strain of Violence : Historical Studies of American Violence and Vigilantism ... - Richard Maxwell Brown University of Oregon - Google Books
The KKK has never liked the Catholic Church, but became even more vocal about its opposition upon its resurgence in the early 20th century. Reasons for the Klan's anti-Catholicism stems from both social and religious reasons. Historically, the Klan has Protestant roots, from which it takes the more radical views on Catholicism. The KKK considers the pope a Roman dictator, placing itself before God. As well, Catholicism is notorious for its multi-culturalism, another mark against it. Socially, many of the immigrants coming to America were Catholics, whom the Klan felt were taking jobs away from Americans and hence were undesirables. In 1974, faced with dwindling popularity and numbers, David Duke made a milestone, shifting Klan policy by opening Klan membership to Roman Catholics provided they were white.
You said they were killing Jews and Catholics; prove it.WalMart defending the KKK... need more be said.. LOL
He's trying to fit a square peg into a round hole..
[PDF] The Ku Klux Klan: A History Of Racism And Violence
Strain of Violence : Historical Studies of American Violence and Vigilantism ... - Richard Maxwell Brown University of Oregon - Google Books
The KKK has never liked the Catholic Church, but became even more vocal about its opposition upon its resurgence in the early 20th century. Reasons for the Klan's anti-Catholicism stems from both social and religious reasons. Historically, the Klan has Protestant roots, from which it takes the more radical views on Catholicism. The KKK considers the pope a Roman dictator, placing itself before God. As well, Catholicism is notorious for its multi-culturalism, another mark against it. Socially, many of the immigrants coming to America were Catholics, whom the Klan felt were taking jobs away from Americans and hence were undesirables. In 1974, faced with dwindling popularity and numbers, David Duke made a milestone, shifting Klan policy by opening Klan membership to Roman Catholics provided they were white.
Wrong.
No I didn't say that another poster did.. I just showed your a link where a KKK member killed Jews.