The KKK uses Windows (NSFW)



  • NSFW should go without saying...

    I recently saw a comedian joking about how the KKK has a website... so I decided to check it out. I've never, in my whole life, seen a website which fails so spectacularly in so many browsers. At points, there are literally 4 or 5 sections of text and images overlayed one another. Note: The distorted text is not a result of the screencaps; It's distorted on the page too.

    Taken from: http://kkk.bz

    KKK (1)

    KKK (2)

     KKK (3)

    KKK (4)

    It seems to be usable (though still quite ugly) in IE7 on Windows. Nothing else seems to support the site.



  • Re: The KKK uses Windows

     I like the sidebar - "Support our troops! Bring them home!" There are people in my college town with those bumper stickers, but I doubt they agree on much else!



  • @PeriSoft said:

    I like the sidebar - "Support our troops! Bring them home!" There are people in my college town with those bumper stickers, but I doubt they agree on much else!

    Ignorance and fanaticism present with a variety of different symptoms.  It's telling that the far-right and far-left often come to the same idiotic conclusions.



  • Re: The KKK uses Windows

     Why is the KKK using Belize's TLD?  Isn't Belize full of non-white people?



  • @vt_mruhlin said:

     Why is the KKK using Belize's TLD?  Isn't Belize full of non-white people?

     

    Meta-Humor?



  • The overlaps are caused by this:@stupidsite said:

    <div align="center" style="width: 470; height: 5081">
    As well as needing quirks mode to accept unitless numbers (which they all do in quirks mode), the site expects browsers to implement an IE 5 quirk in quirks mode. They have to treat height as min-height. IE 6-8 and Opera implement this quirk. Firefox and Safari(/Chrome) do not. Therefore a large part of the page content suffers from overlaps in FF/Saf.

    The markup also contains a vast number of nesting errors, with CENTER tags scattered at various points throughout a table, in places where they are not allowed, such as between <table> and <tr> tags. This does not cause any major problems, since it seems browsers all manage to deal with it, but the coders of this site need to grow up a decade (in more ways than one).



  •  Given the subject matter I'd be in favor of defacing this site, but I don't think there's any way of doing that without actually improving it.



  • @DOA said:

     Given the subject matter I'd be in favor of defacing this site, but I don't think there's any way of doing that without actually improving it.

     

     

    Worse than improving it - any time a hate group gets any sort of direct attention on the internet every other hate group on the Internet has to do a write up on it and link to it.  And if you think about - they have nothing else going on in their lives.  

     It's not like their social philosophies are subject to any sort of evolution.  If you have 'mud' in your blood then Jesus hates you - not a whole lotta room for expansion there.



  •  Is the site still up? It's not resolving for me.



  • @Zemm said:

    Is the site still up? It's not resolving for me.

    It's up for me.  Doesn't Australia filter the Internet?



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    @Zemm said:

    Is the site still up? It's not resolving for me.

    It's up for me.  Doesn't Australia filter the Internet?

    It's probably a wallaby that's stepped on a tube.


  • @morbiuswilters said:

    Doesn't Australia filter the Internet?

    I like how Germany has now started to filter the Internet. You'ld think "oh great, they're finally filtering those nazi sites". But no, they filter CP. Why? Because that obviously helps victims of CP. I'm not sure how, but if they say so, it must be true.

    Also, they are discussing to filter "killer game websites". You know, because "killer games" the main cause of killing sprees, after all (both contain the word "kill", so it must be true!).



  • @derula said:

    You'ld think "oh great, they're finally filtering those nazi sites".

    No, I wouldn't.  Restricting free speech always seems hideous to me, not to mention Nazi-like.

     

    @derula said:

    But no, they filter CP. Why? Because that obviously helps victims of CP. I'm not sure how, but if they say so, it must be true.

    Well, it does.  Without a market for child pornography, less would be made.  And child pornography isn't free speech and is illegal in any sane country.  Of course, "filtering" for it is a potential mine field.  I'd also rather not have the government able to censor any speech on the Internet.  Law enforcement should search out child pornography and those who make and distribute it and then shut them down, preferably with a bullet.

     

    @derula said:

    Also, they are discussing to filter "killer game websites". You know, because "killer games" the main cause of killing sprees, after all (both contain the word "kill", so it must be true!).

    Neo-Fascism at its finest.



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    @derula said:

    You'ld think "oh great, they're finally filtering those nazi sites".

    No, I wouldn't.  Restricting free speech always seems hideous to me, not to mention Nazi-like.

     

    It's probably also partly responsible for the antisemitism that is rampant in Germany.



  • @tster said:

    @morbiuswilters said:

    @derula said:

    You'ld think "oh great, they're finally filtering those nazi sites".

    No, I wouldn't.  Restricting free speech always seems hideous to me, not to mention Nazi-like.

     

    It's probably also partly responsible for the antisemitism that is rampant in Germany.

    Yeah, but at least it's not as bad as the rest of Europe.  IIRC, Germany is the only country in Europe where less than 10% of the population favors abolishing Israel.



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    @tster said:

    @morbiuswilters said:

    @derula said:

    You'ld think "oh great, they're finally filtering those nazi sites".

    No, I wouldn't.  Restricting free speech always seems hideous to me, not to mention Nazi-like.

     

    It's probably also partly responsible for the antisemitism that is rampant in Germany.

    Yeah, but at least it's not as bad as the rest of Europe.  IIRC, Germany is the only country in Europe where less than 10% of the population favors abolishing Israel.

     

    That's only because they don't want the Jewish people coming there.



  • @campkev said:

    That's only because they don't want the Jewish people coming there.

    But it's easier to kill them if they're within your borders!  I suspect it's actually shame over the Holocaust that has made Germany somewhat more resistant to anti-Semitism than the rest of Europe.



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    @Zemm said:

    Is the site still up? It's not resolving for me.

    It's up for me.  Doesn't Australia filter the Internet?

    It's weird, kkk.com and kukluxklan.bz both work, but kkk.bz will not resolve:

    $ nslookup kkk.bz
    ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached

    My VPS in the states resolves it to 69.4.232.16 but my browser just gives me a "Index of /" page. http://kkk.bz.nyud.net doesn't work.

    The government has backed down on mandatory web filtering. Besides, I have the proposed block list (from wikileaks) and "kkk" does not register.



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    Well, it does.  Without a market for child pornography, less would be made.  And child pornography isn't free speech and is illegal in any sane country.  Of course, "filtering" for it is a potential mine field.  I'd also rather not have the government able to censor any speech on the Internet.  Law enforcement should search out child pornography and those who make and distribute it and then shut them down, preferably with a bullet.

    I agree with most of that. Also, I'm not quite sure about the first point. For once, there's always Tor, and I'ld bet most of those who get their stuff from the Internet already use it. Next, I don't think that market is too much driven by demand. If you're perv, you're a perv. Censorship won't stop you from abusing children, just maybe you'll think twice before recording it and publishing it in the Internet. Thus, presence on the web might get somewhat limited, but not the problem itself. True, it might reduce the problem by a tiny bit, but only like a drop of water on a hot stone.

    But most importantly: If they know about these sites, why the hell can't they find and sentence their owners? Or at least: have them taken offline? Would have the same effect as censorship, only that it has a proper, valid and well-formed legal background!



  • @derula said:

    But most importantly: If they know about these sites, why the hell can't they find and sentence their owners? Or at least: have them taken offline? Would have the same effect as censorship, only that it has a proper, valid and well-formed legal background!
    Because then the excuse to censor the Internet goes away - and we know that child pornography is just a convenient excuse to get the infrastructure in place, so that it can later be used for other things.



  • @derula said:


    But most importantly: If they know about these sites, why the hell can't they find and sentence their owners? Or at least: have them taken offline? Would have the same effect as censorship, only that it has a proper, valid and well-formed legal background!

     

    What if the sites are hosted and run by people in other countries?



  • @tster said:

    @derula said:


    But most importantly: If they know about these sites, why the hell can't they find and sentence their owners? Or at least: have them taken offline? Would have the same effect as censorship, only that it has a proper, valid and well-formed legal background!

     

    What if the sites are hosted and run by people in other countries?

    Then we bomb those countries.



  • @bstorer said:

    @tster said:

    @derula said:


    But most importantly: If they know about these sites, why the hell can't they find and sentence their owners? Or at least: have them taken offline? Would have the same effect as censorship, only that it has a proper, valid and well-formed legal background!

     

    What if the sites are hosted and run by people in other countries?

    Then we bomb those countries.

    I was going to say "That's why God invented cruise missiles and bestowed them on his Chosen Nation, America" but I figured the stupid hippies and Europeans would cry about it.


  • :belt_onion:

    @morbiuswilters said:

    @bstorer said:

    @tster said:

    @derula said:


    But most importantly: If they know about these sites, why the hell can't they find and sentence their owners? Or at least: have them taken offline? Would have the same effect as censorship, only that it has a proper, valid and well-formed legal background!

     

    What if the sites are hosted and run by people in other countries?

    Then we bomb those countries.
    I was going to say "That's why God invented cruise missiles and bestowed them on his Chosen Nation, America" but I figured the stupid hippies and Europeans would cry about it.

      Just give me the heads up when you're going to bomb the Russian Business Network so I can go out and buy tinned food.



  • @tster said:

    @derula said:
    But most importantly: If they know about these sites, why the hell can't they find and sentence their owners? Or at least: have them taken offline? Would have the same effect as censorship, only that it has a proper, valid and well-formed legal background!
    What if the sites are hosted and run by people in other countries?

    Tell the CIA that they have weapons of mass destruction in these countries -> problem solved.



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    stupid hippies and Europeans
    I choose to interpret that as <font face="courier new,courier">((stupid hippies) and Europeans)</font>. Surely, <font face="courier new,courier">stupid</font> is a unary operator and has higher precedence than <font face="courier new,courier">and</font>.



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    I was going to say "That's why God invented cruise missiles and bestowed them on his Chosen Nation, America" but I figured the stupid hippies and Europeans would cry about it.
     

    WAAAAAAA



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    I was going to say "That's why God invented cruise missiles and bestowed them on his Chosen Nation, America"
    You say that as if America and God are two separate things...



  • @bstorer said:

    @morbiuswilters said:

    I was going to say "That's why God invented cruise missiles and bestowed them on his Chosen Nation, America"
    You say that as if America and God are two separate things...

     

    God created America in his image, and he created the rest of the countries to serve America's needs.



  • @tster said:

    God created America in his image
     

    The obvious route to take now is for someone to google images "fat american" and post a particularly striking picture.



  • @dhromed said:

    @tster said:

    God created America in his image
     

    The obvious route to take now is for someone to google images "fat american" and post a particularly striking picture.

    belgariontheking has those photos of the fat guy holding a gun.  Let's ask him!



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    @dhromed said:

    @tster said:

    God created America in his image
     

    The obvious route to take now is for someone to google images "fat american" and post a particularly striking picture.

    belgariontheking has those photos of the fat guy holding a gun.  Let's ask him!

    A fat guy with a gun?!  Give him a Big Mac and it'd be perfect!


  • @bstorer said:

    A fat guy with a gun?!  Give him a Big Mac and it'd be perfect!
    I couldn't give him a big mac for fear of having my hand chewed off before I could hand it to him (and my impatience/ineptitude with image editing software), but I can prove that he's thinking about big macs.

     



  • @belgariontheking said:

    @bstorer said:

    A fat guy with a gun?!  Give him a Big Mac and it'd be perfect!
    I couldn't give him a big mac for fear of having my hand chewed off before I could hand it to him (and my impatience/ineptitude with image editing software), but I can prove that he's thinking about big macs.

     

    You, sir, are doing the Lord's Work.


  • I have nothing to add but...

    [img]http://i39.tinypic.com/34f18ol.jpg[/img]



  • @Spectre said:

    I have nothing to add but...

    The saddest thing about this is that I actually lol'ed -.-



  • This site just goes to show that most groups like this are made up of really stupid people.

    I was going to make further comments about in-breeding but they usually take that as a compliment.

    Ever see a meeting of any of those Nazi groups? Most look like an audition for biggest loser.



  • @randomuser said:

    This site just goes to show that most groups like this are made up of really stupid people.

    I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that all groups that preach racial supremacy (white/black/etc.) are made up of really stupid people.



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    @randomuser said:

    This site just goes to show that most groups like this are made up of really stupid people.

    I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that all groups that preach racial supremacy (white/black/etc.) are made up of really stupid people.

    10 years back there was a KKK/Nazi rally in Pittsburgh, Pa. I and about 5000 of my closest friends went along to see what it was all about and deride the stupid participants. The set up was that all spectators were kept behind a 6'6" wire fence, while the rally participants (about 10-15 of them) were allowed to march freely on the street, but at a distance that was deemed safe from anything thrown from the crowd. There were cops and other security people all over the place to ensure the peace was kept. However the authorities did make a mistake in their calculations - I saw some guy hurl a rock that pretty well covered the full distance between us and them.

    However I almost couldn't stop laughing when I saw the participants in their Nazi regalia when they saluted the Nazi flag, as about half of them used their left arm and the other half used their right arm. Apparently knowing which arm to use to salute wasn't a part of their hate training.

    The other thing that had me laughing was that the the KKK leader who was giving the speeches was using an amplifier/speaker set that was no more that 1' on a side - the sort of thing that a busker/street performer would use and an epic fail when trying to address a huge crowd from across the street. It was almost cranked up to 11, so with the pathetic volume and huge amount of distortion I never actually got to hear what the KKK was on about. So once again they demonstrated their intelligence.



  • @OzPeter said:

    I and about 5000 of my closest friends

    Real life isn't like Myspace. You can't have 5000 closest friends.



  • @Lingerance said:

    @OzPeter said:
    I and about 5000 of my closest friends

    Real life isn't like Myspace. You can't have 5000 closest friends.

    Considering the size of the viewing compound, the number of people involved and that the real life event predated Myspace by an Internet lifetime (5 years at least) I would tend to disagree with you.



  • @Lingerance said:

    Real life isn't like Myspace. You can't have 5000 closest friends.

    What if your van has a really awesome paint job?  Like, with a wizard playing sweet licks on an electric guitar with lightning shooting from the fretboard and zapping a bunch of orcs?



  • @morbiuswilters said:

    a wizard playing sweet licks on an electric guitar with lightning shooting from the fretboard and zapping a bunch of orcs?
     

    +1 Awesome



  • @OzPeter said:

    @Lingerance said:
    @OzPeter said:
    I and about 5000 of my closest friends

    Real life isn't like Myspace. You can't have 5000 closest friends.

    Considering the size of the viewing compound, the number of people involved and that the real life event predated Myspace by an Internet lifetime (5 years at least) I would tend to disagree with you.

    Do you send them all a card at Xmas?


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