We're a little late on this one, but it's still worth inclusion:
We know of some boneheads in Lethbridge, but this doesn't seem in character for them (we could be wrong though). Might just be some idiots. We'll see.
The Canadian Press Posted: Aug 11, 2012 6:23 PM MT Last Updated: Aug 12, 2012 9:46 AM MT
People in southern Alberta are busy
cleaning up racist and homophobic graffiti that appeared overnight on
many of their homes, garages, fences and cars.
Police in Lethbridge, about 225
kilometres southeast of Calgary, say the graffiti referred to several
ethnic groups, including Caucasians, and also contained obscenities. Two
of the spray-painted messages also say "White Nation" and "White
Power."
Police say they are following several leads in the case, but added
there is nothing to suggest that it was directed at any particular
person or property. The graffiti is not considered hate propaganda, nor
motivated by bias or hate as defined by the Criminal Code of Canada.
We know of some boneheads in Lethbridge, but this doesn't seem in character for them (we could be wrong though). Might just be some idiots. We'll see.
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