No OM Look A Likes?
- Thread starter BriantheDawg
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Rebel-fan gets all bent out of shape over opposing teams' fans, but just put up a token "anger for show" against the most dangerous domestic terrorist group in US history.
I'm so glad those Rebel fans weren't at Omaha Beach on D-Day:
"The Krauts are cutting us to shreds! We gotta bring Bangalore torpedos up to cut the barbed-wire!"
"I gotta better idea. Let's all just stand up, turn our backs to them, and let them know we won't tolerate their racism and bigotry."
I'm so glad those Rebel fans weren't at Omaha Beach on D-Day:
"The Krauts are cutting us to shreds! We gotta bring Bangalore torpedos up to cut the barbed-wire!"
"I gotta better idea. Let's all just stand up, turn our backs to them, and let them know we won't tolerate their racism and bigotry."
Notre Dame students did the Klan, back when it would've been very unhealthy for them to do so.monkey11508 said:
http://archives.nd.edu/hope/hope26.htm
Too bad you don't have the fighting spirit of the Fighting Irish....
<font color="#FF0000">Klan parades, in full regalia, were very much in vogue. A parade was planned for South Bend on May 17, 1924. The students of Notre Dame were itching for a chance to show their resentment to the Klan..........
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<font color="#FF0000">.....Every street-car, every bus, every interurban vomited forth its strangers, each carrying under his arm a suspicious bundle. The students of Notre Dame were the first to greet them. With a smile, they would touch the arm of a descending resident of Goshen or New Carlisle, and ask, "Are you from the Klan? Have you come for the parade? This way, please!" Up an alley, down a side street, through a dark entrance, and a Klansman would emerge without his sheet, and sometimes with a black eye. For the students it was glorious adventure.
They had the time of their lives. Forming a flying wedge, they would advance on a white-clad figure that was directing traffic, and then he was there no longer........</font></p>