I would support the local KKK... if they didn't want to burn me at the stake for being a heathen:rolleyes: The KKK would be a much more viable organization today if they were a secular organization instead of a group of bible-thumping Puritans. If they were more concerned with being Pro-White instead of Pro-Christian, if they accepted atheists, agnostics and Pagans into their groups. They would pick up many more young, fit, intelligent and dedicated recruits if this were the case, a lot of people these days (especially the younger generations) are turned off by the intense focus on Christianity. I know all kinds of young men in their late teens, 20s and early 30s who would probably go out and join the local KKK organization ASAP if it wasn't so preoccupied with Christianity instead of RACE.    I don't think the real, original, KKK of the Reconstuction era had any religious requirements did they? Not that I am aware. I'm no expert so of course I could be wrong, but I thought the original first-generation KKK was a secular organization, and they didn't even light crosses. Many if not most of the members may have been Christian since most people were back in those days, but that wasn't a requirement and had nothing to do with their mission. It was basically if you're pro-White and anti-republican(the Reconstruction party, the party of Lincoln) you're alright and check your religion at the door, let's kick some ass. It was the 2nd generation klan that turned the KKK into a bible-thumping religious organization that seemed to be more concerned with Christianity than race at times.... At least that's what I've always thought, maybe I'm wrong.    The younger generation is much less religious these days. I don't think most younger people these days are even Christian....it sure doesn't seem like it. Sooner or later the KKK will be nothing but a bunch of bible-thumping old men and choir boys while many intelligent, young, fit and dedicated White racialists and Patriots will pass them by because of the strict religious requirements.