California = The No. 1 Hate State

[dalegg 143]

California Coalition for Immigration Reform

Anti-Immigrant

Huntington Beach

...I don't know about this.

[Peikko 1,575]

They should advertise more, perhaps?

[Scott & Lai 12]

So, there's a lot of groups, but what is their membership? What percentage of the population are they? What actual influence do they have?

And what is "General Hate"?

Are all the "anti-immigrant" groups really anti-immigrant? Or are they actually anti-illegal immigrant?

What exactly is a "Radical Traditionalist Catholic"? What makes one a hater?

And anyone who is against homosexuality or supports traditional values is a hater??

[Peikko 1,575]

I am sure all the information you need is out there, somewhere.

[alienlovechild 75]

The subject of the article was white extremists in California, of which, Ken has no editorial powers to influence the article, he just re-posted it, so stop the self-righteous indignation.

Cranky and blaming everyone else again? Nobody named (except you) or blamed Ken so quit the act.

Berdoo Skinhead Family

I know that family. They used to live down the road from the Manson's.

[Ken y Leidys 20]

I like to mind my own business, I don't stir up ppl on the street, etc. But, I've had my share of run-ins with Neo-Nazis in Riverside County. Once in Sun City at the Exxon gas station off I-215 and once in Palm Springs on the trendy Palm Canyon Blvd. Each time, I just gave my "look" and the idiots sneered at me and walked away. But, I was ready to defend myself if necessary.

[Ken y Leidys 20]

I like to mind my own business, I don't stir up ppl on the street, etc. But, I've had my share of run-ins with Neo-Nazis in Riverside County. Once in Sun City at the Exxon gas station off I-215 and once in Palm Springs on the trendy Palm Canyon Blvd. Each time, I just gave my "look" and the idiots sneered at me and walked away. But, I was ready to defend myself if necessary.

I almost forgot -- I was at the Stater Bros. in Woodcrest (in Riverside), and one of the shoppers had a Ku Klux Klan tattoo on the back of his calf muscle. I walked up behind him to get some lettuce in the produce section, and he turned and looked scared at me like I was going to jump him inside of a grocery store!

Sometimes people get tattoos and regret them, so you never know the intentions of this younger (late 20s) guy. I didn't give him a second look until he kept staring at me like he was ready for me to attack him, or vice versa. I don't believe in starting fights with strangers, and I didn't say anything to him. But, I wasn't looking to make friends with him either.

Klan symbol I spotted on the grocery store shopper:

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

I like to mind my own business, I don't stir up ppl on the street, etc. But, I've had my share of run-ins with Neo-Nazis in Riverside County. Once in Sun City at the Exxon gas station off I-215 and once in Palm Springs on the trendy Palm Canyon Blvd. Each time, I just gave my "look" and the idiots sneered at me and walked away. But, I was ready to defend myself if necessary.

I almost forgot -- I was at the Stater Bros. in Woodcrest (in Riverside), and one of the shoppers had a Ku Klux Klan tattoo on the back of his calf muscle. I walked up behind him to get some lettuce in the produce section, and he turned and looked scared at me like I was going to jump him inside of a grocery store!

Sometimes people get tattoos and regret them, so you never know the intentions of this younger (late 20s) guy. I didn't give him a second look until he kept staring at me like he was ready for me to attack him, or vice versa. I don't believe in starting fights with strangers, and I didn't say anything to him. But, I wasn't looking to make friends with him either.

Klan symbol I spotted on the grocery store shopper:

I know it's best just to walk away, but I would have a hard time biting my tongue, and not saying something like, "Nice tat, dude!" just to watch the guy squirm a little.

[Ken y Leidys 20]

I like to mind my own business, I don't stir up ppl on the street, etc. But, I've had my share of run-ins with Neo-Nazis in Riverside County. Once in Sun City at the Exxon gas station off I-215 and once in Palm Springs on the trendy Palm Canyon Blvd. Each time, I just gave my "look" and the idiots sneered at me and walked away. But, I was ready to defend myself if necessary.

I almost forgot -- I was at the Stater Bros. in Woodcrest (in Riverside), and one of the shoppers had a Ku Klux Klan tattoo on the back of his calf muscle. I walked up behind him to get some lettuce in the produce section, and he turned and looked scared at me like I was going to jump him inside of a grocery store!

Sometimes people get tattoos and regret them, so you never know the intentions of this younger (late 20s) guy. I didn't give him a second look until he kept staring at me like he was ready for me to attack him, or vice versa. I don't believe in starting fights with strangers, and I didn't say anything to him. But, I wasn't looking to make friends with him either.

Klan symbol I spotted on the grocery store shopper:

I know it's best just to walk away, but I would have a hard time biting my tongue, and not saying something like, "Nice tat, dude!" just to watch the guy squirm a little.

I'm not into starting conflicts with people. That's just my personality. People look at me and always expect the absolute worst, but I'm really peaceful, and I don't like seeing problems continue on and on and.... So, I didn't say anything.

[Danno 1,228]

Depending on the sensibilities of groups that do the tracking of these "hate groups" will determine who they put on their list and what types of groups they focus on.

LAst week we had a case of a average white guy and his son from NC get arrested for aiding extreme Muslim groups hostile to the USA.

They were in a group one would think would be "On the list" but I didn't see them listed... at least not of the Southern poverty law center, which seem to focus mostly but not only on White hate.

I guess if you have Klan radar you will be more apt to run into them but in my life, I have only have only run across one Klan type person.

Wanna know how many "NAtion of Islam" people I have seen?

Quite a few, though they tend to stick-out more ....standing on corner or up on the medium trying to sell little news papers to everyone... except whites

[Ken y Leidys 20]

Depending on the sensibilities of groups that do the tracking of these "hate groups" will determine who they put on their list and what types of groups they focus on.

LAst week we had a case of a average white guy and his son from NC get arrested for aiding extreme Muslim groups hostile to the USA.

They were in a group one would think would be "On the list" but I didn't see them listed... at least not of the Southern poverty law center, which seem to focus mostly but not only on White hate.

I guess if you have Klan radar you will be more apt to run into them but in my life, I have only have only run across one Klan type person.

Wanna know how many "NAtion of Islam" people I have seen?

Quite a few, though they tend to stick-out more ....standing on corner or up on the medium trying to sell little news papers to everyone... except whites

Danno,

What I find funny is your defensive tone related to all of this.