'Dance of the Cuckoos' on sousaphone accompanies KKK marchers . . .

[Journeyman]

In light of the J6 Committee's look at "the mob on the mall" this Tuesday, it's good to revisit this classic from 2015. Proving again, the best offense against these fools is ridicule and laughter.

[vlyons]

1. where is this?

nt

[Journeyman]

4. No idea . . .

it was posted here 7 years ago and I've remembered it since. Just got the notion this morning to look it up.

[Journeyman]

6. I'll take that back. I rewatched and saw the police cars have "Columbia" written on the side . . .

A search of the web finds that the logo on the side of the car is for the Columbia, South Carolina police.

[FoggyLake]

2. Can we see that in fast motion...

...with the Benny Hill theme music?

[Journeyman]

5. That would be fun as well, but harder to pull off following them playing a saxaphone . . .

Just learned, while looking up the instrument used in the theme music, it was originally written in 1963 by American saxophone player Homer Louis "Boots" Randolph.

[Phoenix61]

3. Nothing like a smart ass tuna player. nt

[stopdiggin]

8. tuba. But, hey - if you know a good tuna player - down with that too! -(nt)-

[PdamnedQ]

11. You can tune a piano but you can't tuna fish! eom....and sorry :

[Phoenix61]

12. Sheesh! Thanks! nt

[Jilly_in_VA]

7. Well done!

We all need a little of this in our lives. It's almost as good as the city sending a street sweeper after the Aryan Nations Church as they were leaving Coeur d'Alene, ID, which happened sometime around 2010.

[Journeyman]

9. That's classic . . .

But I tell you, laughter and ridicule are the best weapons we can use to chase these cretins back beneath their rocks.

[marble falls]

10. My new ring tone.

[Martin68]

13. He sneaked in an allusion to "The Flight of the Valkyries, too!"