Friday, September 1, 2006
Nebraska State Trooper In Klan
An arbitrator for the state of Nebraska ruled that a state trooper could not be fired for belonging to the Ku Klux Klan. What do you think?
Janelle Draper,
Judge
"I'm actually fairly impressed with this man. It has to be hard, time-consuming work to be part of two bigoted, fear-mongering groups simultaneously."
Jerry Patrone,
Poultry Inspector
"Would you rather he vented his racism at unsuspecting motorists on the highway, or in the safe confines of a KKK meeting?"
Neil Gruber,
Tax Attorney
"The last time I checked, no one was forcing blacks or Jews to drive through Nebraska. So what exactly is the issue?"
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