Reality is stranger than fiction.

[Tyrion]

 

To establish context, the picture is of three American Nazi Party members, with leader George Lincoln Rockwell in the center, at a Nation of Islam rally. The Nation of Islam, for those unaware of American history, was a militant Islamic organization consisting mainly of, as you might guess, African Americans. Rockwell and the Nation of Islam both agreed that the best solution to alleviate racial tensions was total segregation.

[DarthAve]

I don't know how to react, seriously or humorous?

 

Nonetheless, plz tell me they're from Illinois. If they are, I claim the Blues Brothers quote as of right now. Even if they arn't I CLAIM IT.

[Tyrion]

I don't know how to react, seriously or humorous?

 

I laughed for a minute straight when I first saw the picture.

 

Nonetheless, plz tell me they're from Illinois. If they are, I claim the Blues Brothers quote as of right now. Even if they arn't I CLAIM IT.

 

Rockwell was from Illinois. And do you want to know who else was from Illinois?

 

Police Officer: The ****ing Nazi party.

Elwood: Illinois Nazis!

Jake: I hate Illinois Nazis.

[M@RS]

what's this all about again?

[Mike Windu]

Little late boyo.

[IG-64]

Hmm... Yeah, I suppose that's ironic.

 

 

Also: I didn't know Billy Bob Thornton was an American Nazi.

[Sivy]

Also: I didn't know Billy Bob Thornton was an American Nazi.

 

 

ha! that was my first thought as well.

[DarthAve]

~Blues Brothers Quote~

DAAAAAAMMMMMMMNNNNNN YYYYOOOOOOOUUUUUU

 

I get what's funny now. There talking about segregation, and there's an endless sea of black people behind the three white people. xD

[Mace MacLeod]

Yes, the far left wing and the far right wing actually do go around full circle and meet at some levels. Not really surprising militant US Nazis and militant NOI members would agree that complete separation of races was desirable.

 

Old news.

 

Seriously old news.