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To give it weight to throw it from car.
With the number of ring cameras at peoples houses its surprising the culprits werent picked up the next day. >

Is this even technically illegal? >

I was genuinely curious, using my brain and general knowledge of the constitution it doesn’t outwardly scream illegal as long as they don’t use the mailbox. >

Maybe we could get them for leaving their trash on other people’s property. Not much worse than Nazi litterbugs. >

Apparently littering in Georgia is punishable by up to a $1000 fine and up to 1 year in prison per offense. >

Yeah the law that other dude linked is the littering law. But couldn’t you use that to go after anyone leaving fliers door to door? >

Can't understand how so many people end up dedicating their lives to this kind of heinous crap. There's so many good things to do in life. Must be some kind of mental illness. >

We've been having this issue constantly here in Providence. Neo Nazis leaving their ads stuck everywhere, anti Semitic conspiracy writings and ashes in baggies being thrown at doors, and even the Black Hebrew Israelites showing up now and preaching.
Bigots feeling emboldened everywhere. >

WWII vets aren’t even all dead yet and we’re already seeing the rise of Nazism in America, encouraged by the party of self-declared “patriots.” >

Nazis and fascists always been there. Some #45 let them have a voice. Matter of time before they either are shutup or fascists get elected and history repeats. 
(remember, it skips a generation...so the children that never fought tend to be the ones that get brainwashed the most) >

At this point I’m anticipating the fascist takeover of government and plotting my escape. Sweating it out as I wait to receive my passport renewal… >

Notice how these cowards have to tack on a whole section defending their right to spread this bullshit and hatred.  Not a section defending their beliefs or anything, just a blurb that essentially says "if you don't accept my bigotry, then you are the bad guy."
You know what needs to make a comeback?  Nazis being the bad guys.  I remembered a time when our species was pretty unified on that front.  These fetid sacks of crap have become FAR too comfortable and complacent for my liking. >

Nazis, Neo Nazis, and straight up racists have always been the bad guys.
Some people are just fine with being the bad guys.
I mean look at the GOP and the heinous and hypocritical stuff they do. It's at the point that I can't believe it's done honestly out of some belief, but straight up evil.
Like removing the congresswoman from that committee for racist remarks she apologised for, but keeping MTG on committees despite saying far worse and never apologising. That's just evil and hypocritical, and there's no grey area or what have you there. They are knowingly doing wrong. >

Oh for sure.  But like...them knowingly doing wrong, while evil, serves a purpose, which is to appeal to their racist constituents who may or may not understand or believe they're evil.
For example, Marge knowingly says racist shit to appeal to Joe Schmoe because she wants to remain in Congress.  That is evil.  Now, Joe Schmoe hears what she's saying and agrees with it.  Is he evil? Like does he know his beliefs are evil or does he genuinely think his views about protecting Caucasian people from being racially diluted and "phased out" are weirdly noble? 
Most Nazis didn't view themselves as evil.  They figured they were doing a great service to the Fatherland by purifying the gene pool and getting rid of evil Jews that were destroying the country.  Is that an excuse? Absolutely not.  However, I'm simply saying there's a difference between obliviously and consciously committing acts of evil.
Sadly, most of this fascist scum in America don't think they're the bad guys.  Some do and are fine with it. The majority have no idea and live under the delusion that they're saving the country like Patriots. >

Most of the worst evil is done by normal people with "good intentions". Police battalion 101 as example.
Regardless of good intentions or malice, effectively it's still evil.
How much more forgiving should the victims of Police Battalion 101 be uf it had been Oscar Dirlewangers unit? >

Just found one tonight. Report the incidents on adl.org >

Thank you, I wasn't aware of this site. My area's been hit twice. >

Ah, the standard weighted Ziplock method, perfect for throwing from the window of a moving vehicle. 
Why are the self-appointed representatives of the "master race" always such pathetic chickenshit jackasses? >

They’re afraid of being “cancelled” >

I live in Atlanta.  I've been getting things like this for years.  They tape it to the mailbox too. >

Isn't taping things to mailboxes a crime? >

That "G" logo looks like it's trying to not be a swastika and to look like one at the same time. >

Of course it is.  Their pointy headed idea of cleverness. >

Hoods (or dunce caps) fit their heads perfectly. >

I got two of those bags on my car last summer in nor cal >

I'm curious, why the corn in the bag?