Monday, November 17, 2014

KKK, Ferguson, And Twitter (Ashton Garcia, 2nd period)

When someone says,"Ferguson," we know exactly what they're talking about, or we are reminded of the event that occurred not to long ago. Authorities did what they could, and families and friends all came together to support the justice that needed to be served.
However, just recently, the Klu Klux Klan made a Twitter account to show the people what they plan on doing and how they feel about Ferguson and what they might do next. Authorities are doing everything they can to find these members of the KKK and to stop what they're doing to the public. All things have remained anonymous.

It's scary to see this come up again. The KKK was a huge problem back in the early and mid 20th century. They did terrible things to people but abused their rights so jusify what they did. The fact that they're coming back to the public (even though they've never left), so abruptly about Ferguson brings the nightmare back (and that should never be forgotten)   It brings the nightmare of the things the KKK did years ago. It reminds me of how people abuse their rights, and how they killed and hurt many people years ago because, mainly, of race. This subject has been going on for centuries, and really needs to stop. It scared me that another KKK action will occur.

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/s/anonymous-seizes-klu-klux-klan-235005195.html

3 comments:

  1. The kkk is so scary and stupid at the same time. Wish people would find a better hobby instead of trying to create a supreme race.

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  2. I agree the KKK is stupid, and it's amazing that it is even still around, however I wouldn't be to worried about what might happen. The KKK is a fringe group that is more bark than bite, and has almost none of the support it did when those terrible things happened back then. Americans won't stand for that anymore.

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  3. The KKK and Ferguson show the fact that racism is till around even though minorities fought for their rights in the past.

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