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Dismukes drew national attention in 2020 when he posted an image on Facebook attending a birthday celebration for Nathan Bedford Forrest, the first grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.
They don't say a word. are we at a point that maybe this act could have been stopped if people would have just spoken up but fear of political correctness prevented them? >> there's no doubt about it, sean. absolutely. this goes back years. the fort dixie and there was a young man that uncovered the plot and he also was afraid to go to police initially for fear of being called racist. groups like the hamas linked council on american islamic relations and others tried to stigmatize them as racism and bigotry. we see with the neighbor how successful they have been. and the whole moral of the sto...
They don't say a word. are we at a point that maybe this act could have been stopped if people would have just spoken up but fear of political correctness prevented them? >> there's no doubt about it, sean. absolutely. this goes back years. the fort dixie and there was a young man that uncovered the plot and he also was afraid to go to police initially for fear of being called racist. groups like the hamas linked council on american islamic relations and others tried to stigmatize them as racism and bigotry. we see with the neighbor how successful they have been. and the whole moral of the sto...