I can understand if our sarcasm is too dry for you personally, but if you read between the lines, I hope you'll realize the item wasn't exactly reverential to white supremacists—it was actually poking fun at the concept of them having an outdoors retreat to train themselves to be "winners." If you'll recall the last time the KKK came to Knoxville, local activists responded by publicly mocking them, which seems like an appropriate response to me.
—Coury Turczyn, editor
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cturczyn (staff) writes:
I can understand if our sarcasm is too dry for you personally, but if you read between the lines, I hope you'll realize the item wasn't exactly reverential to white supremacists—it was actually poking fun at the concept of them having an outdoors retreat to train themselves to be "winners." If you'll recall the last time the KKK came to Knoxville, local activists responded by publicly mocking them, which seems like an appropriate response to me.
—Coury Turczyn, editor
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