VETTING FLIRTING WITH THE KKK

Roger Garrison, Georgia Sheriff, Denies Ku Klux Klan Affiliation After Release Of Old Photos!

There is no excuse for this stupidy!

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White people, regardless of what your intentions are -- malevolent or benevolent -- dressing up in black face, or dressing up in KKK gear, or openly making racist and homophobic comments and threats on camera or voice recording… and then eventually taking on a public job, or position, and not disclosing your past discretions… you are opening yourself to eventual disaster when this information gets placed right square in the middle of public scrutiny!

For me, a 53 year old black man, there is absolutely zero excuse for a picture of ANY white person dressed in KKK hood and robe to surface… period. When you decide to dress in the most offensive clothing of the organization that has brutally raped, murdered, hanged, blown up with explosives, burned at the cross, set off bombs in black churches killing adults and children, terrorized, horrified and made its purpose of existence the destruction of black people in America… you are a racist freak and you should burn in whatever excuse you believe in as hell.

What can a black person do that is comparable? What... disrespect the Jewish holocaust by dressing in Nazi clothing, which would be absurd in its own right because Hitler would have absolutely slaughtered black people before anyone else. I know there are things black people can do to disrespect white people to a high and ugly level… and I will call them out when I find those stories… just to be fair.

But, this is the story of some white people embracing their racist roots and then trying to backtrack when caught with their pants down around their ankles.

I don’t know what should happen to this sheriff… but that is Georgia, folks. MANY black people have been murdered by the KKK in nasty ways over the decades in Georgia. There is nothing goddamn funny about dressing up as the KKK! Period! Unless, it is an overt tongue in cheek parody like the Mel Brooks masterpiece Blazing Saddles. We, black and white, got that joke… because it was told in a MOVIE!

I have written about my first hand knowledge of what the KKK does. And I, a black man born in Southport, North Carolina in 1959, don’t approve of this derision!