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Related: About this forum'They Need to Go Home': Neo-Nazis Can't Find a Warm Welcome at Texas Rallies
Nearly two hours southeast of Dallas, halfway to Houston, Centerville sits on the side of Interstate 45. Its a small town, home to fewer than 1,000 people.
So, when a handful of out-of-town neo-Nazis showed up on a street corner on June 5, waving their flags and holding up White Lives Matter placards, word spread quickly and a commotion followed.
When local resident Spencer Culton spotted the masked white nationalists, he whipped out his phone and started recording. I dont know where these motherfuckers are from, he narrated, approaching the group, but they need to go home.
A neo-Nazi wearing a white shirt and a black bandana replied, Were getting out of yalls town.
Hurry up with it, Culton shot back.
Read more: https://www.dallasobserver.com/news/they-need-to-go-home-neo-nazis-cant-find-a-warm-welcome-at-texas-rallies-12033516
Blue Owl
(50,523 posts)Go to hell you fucking neo-nazis
NBachers
(17,149 posts)msongs
(67,459 posts)keithbvadu2
(36,949 posts)Confederate flag supporters are proud to associate with Nazi flags.
Midnight Writer
(21,816 posts)They hand out "literature" and ask for donations.
I figure they do OK because they keep coming back.
I stopped by my 90 year old Dad's house one time, and he had a pile of pamphlets sitting on a table just inside his door. I thumbed through them and it was sickening racist Nazi crap.
I asked him what the deal was, and he told me a couple of nice young men stopped by and chatted with him. He gave them a cold drink and twenty bucks. He said he didn't even look at the "literature", he assumed they were from a church group.