YakyuNightOwl, 17 days ago In fact, one of the first people to discover those shrines was a high school pal who immigrated here from the Channel Isles. He was infuriated to see them in a park, and it was made even more foolish since we were there to watch Fourth of July fireworks after sunset. Imagine your parents surviving WWII, and then finding shrines to Nazis in your new home. Imagine reporting those shrines in 1988, and being ignored because you're a high school kid. A few months later, skinheads murdered Seraw.
In fact, one of the first people to discover those shrines was a high school pal who immigrated here from the Channel Isles.
He was infuriated to see them in a park, and it was made even more foolish since we were there to watch Fourth of July fireworks after sunset.
Imagine your parents surviving WWII, and then finding shrines to Nazis in your new home.
Imagine reporting those shrines in 1988, and being ignored because you're a high school kid.
A few months later, skinheads murdered Seraw.
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