Can we consider the KKK a terrorist organization?

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p_rehbein

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KKK is a bunch of old men now.
may well be a bunch of old men in the KKKK (there is a 4th K now.........)but there are still young people joining, being indoctrinated with the deadly poison of racial hatred.
 

p_rehbein

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So here is an OLD woman speaking about it.

There was a group in the 20's calling themselves KKK in North Dakota in America who used the organization for the good of the community. They never truly harmed anyone, but they used very frightening tactics. I know of two times they acted, one was with an alcoholic who wasn't taking care of his family, and another was with a man who was abusive to his wife. In both these instances, the problem was solved. According to my source, the group never harmed based on hate.
Emotional terror is just as harmful as physical...........just saying......

The Klan always used the smoke screen of acting "for the good of the Community........"
 

p_rehbein

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Now, in response to the question.............

YES......the Klan can and should be considered as a terrorist organization. Just like the New Black Panthers, any of the numerous street/neighborhood gangs across the country, motorcycle gangs such as Hell's Angels, Banditos and such, and several other organizations/groups.

These are all domestic terrorist groups who are actively involved in various criminal enterprises, and utilize fear and intimidation and physical violence to maintain their pursuits.