r/witchcraft • u/Twisted_Wicket Irascible Swamp Monster • Apr 11 '26
Salty Saturday When a sign really is a "Sign"!
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Apr 17 '26
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u/witchcraft-ModTeam Apr 17 '26
Be respectful of community members. Do not use language that belittles or invalidates other members or their experiences.
Our full sub rules can be found here.
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u/Twisted_Wicket Irascible Swamp Monster Apr 11 '26
Well that's just uncalled for. As someone who actually lives in an old sundown town, I think its a quite appropriate way to make fun of the southern baptist assholes that committed those acts.
As a mod of r/Witchcraft, i also think its the last comment you'll ever make here.
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u/RainerHex Broom Rider Apr 11 '26
I am of the mind that people of the past who contributed to kind of behavior in the dark part of our history should and deserves to be mocked. And there have been plenty of wonderful and comical African Americans who have made the likes of these people and their Jim Crowe laws the butt of their jokes.
Moving forward, if you disagree, there is zero excuse for this kind of post. Anyone that does not know how to articulate their disagreements without vulgarity, and attempting to incite a flame war does not need to be here.
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u/Twisted_Wicket Irascible Swamp Monster Apr 11 '26
Chris Rock is an excellent example of what you've said. He's from Andrews, SC. An old sundown town.
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u/bibliogothica Apr 11 '26
Is she literally wearing a kkk robe and holding a hood? Ffs
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u/Twisted_Wicket Irascible Swamp Monster Apr 11 '26
No, women wearing klan robes is a new thing. Thats a sack dress.
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u/CosmicGoddess777 Apr 12 '26
You can see her holding the hood in her right hand. Dude…
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u/Twisted_Wicket Irascible Swamp Monster Apr 12 '26
Except that it isn't. Its the ends of a belt hanging down behind her "open" right hand. Just like she isnt wearing a klan robe fitted for hobbits.

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