Stone Mountain has an unfair reputation as a haven for Klu Klux Klan. That reputation has brought out militias on both sides of the aisle.
What is going on in this country, fueled by the Democrat media is part of the plan to see President Trump defeated. But the all-so-clever Democrats in the media and in Congress might find that in the end, they won’t be able to turn them off.
Democrats are playing a very dangerous game.
The black Not F_king Around Militia marched through Stone Mountain while heavily armed on July 4. There were some counter-protesters but no one engaged in violence at the time.
This time was different. It was a mob of activists, apparently, Antifa Black Bloc, marching through met by the counter-protesters — the III% ers or 3%ers, a right-wing militia.
The police reportedly did nothing for five hours as violence ensued using bats and sticks off and on.
Stone Mountain is becoming a hot spot for lunacy.
ANTIFA VERSUS III % ERS
Bats and sticks:
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Bats and sticks used in left vs right brawl in Stone Mountain, Ga. Video by @FordFischer: pic.twitter.com/hiFCjjIOBP
— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) August 15, 2020
Police pushed the two groups together. Were they hoping they would kill each other?
Police stepped in after five hours.
WHY STONE MOUNTAIN
Stone Mountain sports a huge monument 400 feet off the ground depicting Confederates Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, and Stonewall Jackson on horseback. It spans about 200 horizontal feet, standing 158 feet tall. According to the Guardian, it is the largest stone carving of its sort in the world.
People have called for its destruction for years.
It was first carved in 1915 and finished in the 1960s.
In May 2017, the Sacred Knights of the Ku Klux Klan submitted a request to the Stone Mountain Memorial Association to hold a “lighting ceremony” at the mountain’s summit, Fox News reported.
The application asked for the ceremony to be held in October, with around 20 participants who wanted to remember the Klan’s historic Stone Mountain revival in 1915.
“We will light our cross and 20 minutes later we’ll be gone,” the application read, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
A spokesman for Stone Mountain told the outlet that they didn’t want the Klan or any group like it at the park. “This is a family-oriented park,” he said. And that was it. Now they have all manner of right and left-wingers.
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