[quote author="Trooper" date=1225938827]
Step, I understand completely. I was raised by bigots and racists. I recall having a "special" tee shirt that I could only wear inside the house....and I recall feeling very privileged to do so. Want to know what it was ? A KKK tee shirt.
No kidding.
My father brought them home for my brother and I when I was about 7 years old. He also taught us how to do the, "Heil Hitler" salute. My brother had a huge Nazi flag up in his bedroom when I was in high school.
Perhaps this helps you understand why my parents kicked me out at 17, why we really don't see eye to eye to this day, and why my brother and I don't speak.
It's called learned intolerance.
Parents, don't let my situation repeat itself in your family. You will never be able to recover from it......take it from one who knows.</blockquote>
Holy crap, Troop.
Hugs to you.
Step, I understand completely. I was raised by bigots and racists. I recall having a "special" tee shirt that I could only wear inside the house....and I recall feeling very privileged to do so. Want to know what it was ? A KKK tee shirt.
No kidding.
My father brought them home for my brother and I when I was about 7 years old. He also taught us how to do the, "Heil Hitler" salute. My brother had a huge Nazi flag up in his bedroom when I was in high school.
Perhaps this helps you understand why my parents kicked me out at 17, why we really don't see eye to eye to this day, and why my brother and I don't speak.
It's called learned intolerance.
Parents, don't let my situation repeat itself in your family. You will never be able to recover from it......take it from one who knows.</blockquote>
Holy crap, Troop.
Hugs to you.