A year after Charlottesville ........

[Rev. Rye]

SORRY ASSHOLE, there is no such thing as a good KKK or Nazi member. 

Oskar Schindler would beg to differ.





Admittedly, for a KKK member or a Nazi member to qualify as good (at least if you mean "a good person") they would probably have to abandon white supremacy. Unless they're good in other areas that don't have to do with racism, like how Rudolf Höss would tuck his kids in bed at night after a day spent sending somewhere in the area of 5,000 Jews to their deaths. At best, the "good person" designation is utterly meaningless.

Yeah, compartmentalisation is an easy way out, but the fact remains that that's what makes us human. And failure to take that into account (either the compartmentalisaiton or their underlying humanity) will end up solving fuck all in the long run.