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The Southern Poverty Law Center has described the Oath Keepers as a "fiercely anti-government, militaristic group" and included its founder in their list of "extremists". St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar also called their appearance this week "both unnecessary and inflammatory", and many protesters agree.
Sam Andrews of the St. Louis chapter of the Oath Keepers responds to their concerns. |
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lostone1413
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| If your old enough to remember the 60s the Southern Poverty Law Center was listed by the Government as an extreme left wing pro Communist group. My how things change |
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