Put your small hat back on and go be productive. Making comments at 5 in the morning constantly back to back, replying to comments, go get a job you leach.

Tennessee and other southern states have laws against hiding faces during events such as marches - it's why the KKK had to quit hiding their faces with their hoods during their marches. Why did the police not confront them for violating that state law?

They're peacefully protesting and exercising their 1st amendment right.

@@klolwtf5602 Yep, they are indeed but still they are cowards and lowly educated goofs!

Takeover by who?

​@@klolwtf5602perhaps this person is referring to trump and his attempt to usurp our political process!?

- Their 'march' went through tourist areas of downtown, where people were more likely to already be taking pictures. - The local newspaper (The Tennessean) reported that Nashville police had stated they had some advance warning and were monitoring the situation, then later stated that the event seemed to have 'not materialized. Same newspaper sent a reporter out to cover the event but couldn't find anybody. - A democrat in the state legislature, who has a history of slinging accusations of racism at the majority of the state legislature and the state, just happened to encounter the group and post video of it to the internet. Another democrat in the state legislature told the news media who this group was and seemed to be doing a better job of keeping track of what was going on with this group than the Nashville police. - Rather than attempting to use the local news media for free publicity, this group seemed to be playing hide and seek with the news media and local police, suddenly showing up in one tourist spot long enough for tourists to get pictures and video of them, then moving on at a good pace toward the next tourist spot. - Even though Tennessee has a state law prohibiting having faces covered during political marches - a law passed to put a stop to the KKK hiding their faces with hoods during their marches through towns - this group concealed their identities with hoods, and the democrat legislators complaining about this march seem to be ignoring that illegal aspect of the march. If it walks like a duck...

Fake as hell.... out of state actors, if not out of country....chicken little be all: ' the sky is falling with the weight of stormtroopers' souls'

Exactly. They ban together to shut down tt but the Nzees can march? This makes zero sense. I fr think them folks hijacked them folks religion. You heard of operation paperclip? And even after WW2 they escaped to western countries financed by the catholic church.

Exactly. They ban together to shut down tt but the Nzees can march? This makes zero sense. I fr think them folks hijacked them folks religion. You heard of operation paperclip? And even after WW2 they escaped to western countries financed by the catholic church.

Now we just call them for what they are , cowardly morons!

They're taking full advantage.

You seem to be doing a great job at that.

I bet those soldiers who died fight the nazi would like to disagree with you. Plus that statement is such a cop-out.

@@ridwanomar5351 "We defeated the wrong enemy" - General George Patton

@@klolwtf5602 regurgitating antisemitic rhetoric. Original. That also doesn’t mean what you nazis think it means

The Nashville police department apparently told the local newspaper (The Tennessean) that they had heard there was going to be an event of some kind and had been monitoring the situation, but that the event had apparently failed to materialize. Kinda leaves questions about the department, when a member of the state legislature posts video of the group online, along with various other people using their phones to get video of the group at the Bicentennial mall, the capitol building, 1st avenue, and Broad, but the department tells the local newspaper "yeah, we got word that the Nazis were coming and were prepared for them, but they must have gotten scared of us and hightailed it back to wherever they came from without showing their faces in Nashville." Maybe the Nashville mayor and the city council should have the Nashville police chief explain this matter to them in person? Tennessee passed a state law against keeping faces covered during political marches, to put an end to the KKK hiding their faces with their hoods during their marches, so there was definitely something the Nashville police could have done about this group wearing hoods as they marched across downtown Nashville.

@@paulstevens7528 💯

@@paulstevens7528 Perhaps some in the department may have known who some of these goofy people were that was in the march, could have been a cousin or uncle!?

Nah, your mom kept those guy busy

@@morecomplex5233lol shes not your type fed, she doesn't like fat guys

It is Biden who is president retard