No Hate Here - neighbors protest Prussian Blue Family Arrival

[flygal]

http://www.turnto23.com/news/9792410/detail.html?rss=bak&psp=news

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The arrival of a white nationalist family, including 14-year-old twins who perform music as the group Prussian Blue, has prompted neighbors to distribute fliers that say, "No hate here."

Lamb and Lynx Gaede, their mother April and stepfather Mark Harrington moved to Kalispell from Bakersfield, which was "not white enough," April Gaede told ABC's "Primetime" in a show that aired last fall.

Neighbors said they moved in a few weeks ago.

Bill Matteer said he recently met April Gaede and "she started to talk politics" right away. Later, he saw a rerun of the "Primetime" show on the girls and recognized his new neighbor.


This is near my hometown - Kalispell is very conservative so I'm glad to hear there were people handling this - and very well it seems.

[Erika]

1. They just want to keep their white race "pure"

OK. Nice to know they consider other ethnicities contaminants to their pure white race.

[Erika]

2. Flathead lake is so beautiful n/t

[Maru Kitteh]

3. And kudos to the police as well........

Matteer and other neighbors walked to the Harrington-Gaede house last Thursday to tell them what they were doing. No one answered the door.

However, the police said the family called to say they were being harassed by the neighbors' efforts to post fliers. Officers explained that the neighbors' free speech rights made distributing the fliers legal.


I hope they are never made to feel comfortable in any town this side of hell.

[TreasonousBastard]

4. If the neighborhood is "white enough" for them...

then I suspect a few of the neighbors might be sympathetic.

Free speech vs, free speech-- I supposed that's the way it's supposed to happen, but it would be nice if it were possible for some outreach to change these people.

OK, that's not likely, so how about their next door neighbors being foster parents to some Korean kids?