burning cross perp arrested. says he's didn't know the historical context

[BlueWaveNeverEnd]

[3catwoman3]

1. Oh, bullshit!

[electric_blue68]

2. Oh, suuuuure....

[John1956PA]

3. In the 1920s here in Western Pennsylvania, nighttime cross burnings were common.

I think the frequency of those displays waned as the 1930s went on, and that they came to an end by the time World War II began.

[MerryBlooms]

4. Liar, liar, now your pants are on fire. So is everyone's associated with you

No one in his social media pages are safe from scrutiny. Hopefully, these people scrubbed quick, especially if they are the usual idiots and post pics of kids 🙄💩

No one should be sharing pics of kids on social media theses days

[John1956PA]

5. Nighttime cross burnings are terrifying. This daytime stunt is weird, but still repugnant.

Nighttime cross-burning displays were common in the 1920s, even here in Western Pennsylvania. I think the frequency of those displays waned in the 1930s, and that they essentially came to an end here in Western Pennsylvania by the time World War II began.

As an aside, I will mention that, when I was a kid, I watched the movie "Storm Warning" (1951) which stars Ginger Rogers, Ronald Reagan, Doris Day and Steve Cochran. The terror of Klan tactics and intimidation (including nighttime cross burnings) is strikingly presented in the film.

[sakabatou]

6. Did his pants explode?