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Mensa Rejects Find Refuge with Skinhead Movement

Two dipshits who should be neutered with a rusty ball peen hammer.


These two guys do appear to be amateurs... as they are reportedly members of the newly formed Supreme White Alliance (SWA).

According to the breathless ATF report, they were planning to go on a huge murder spree. Odds are they were probably and hopefully (due to their age and obvious inferiority complexes) just talking shit on the Internet... but we'll see.

I fear that for every stupid retard the Feds catch, craftier and crazier nut bags, who fancy themselves patriots, like Timothy McVeigh and Eric Rudolph are out there biding their time.

I tell myself, that fear of crazy assholes is normal, especially since we live in a free society that has to allow (but not tolerate silently, mind you) hateful opinions in order to ensure free speech. These hateful opinions and ideas that can warp impressionable young people's minds by dehumanizing fellow citizens should be fought against at all costs, but not at the expense of the free exchange of ideas.

Racial and ethnic hatred is a consequence of a free and open society and one that it has to contend with, but at very least, should be inoculated against such bile by exposing the sick and deadly flaw that is their putrid call for violence against the innocent whose only crime is to not look like them.

PS Just why weren't these two able-bodied "superior race" males not in "Eye Rack" fighting for the Fatherland against the mongrel hordes of brown Mooslum people? Hmm?

PPS At least these two assholes will get lawyers and their day(s) in court, unlike the unknown number of people that have been hoovered up in the "war on terror."

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