Evolution Surrenders!

You would think these lazy bums would have some kind of value on work. They were probably to busy practicing their gay looking marching steps:

SALEM, Ore. The American Nazi Party has lost its litter-control sponsorship of a stretch of local road after it failed to clean it up. There was widespread public concern in January after Marion County officials allowed the group to "adopt" a stretch of road and post its name on road signs as part of a volunteer litter-cleanup program.

This is stupid. Clean up the Big Gulp cups and beer cans, and replace that with signs for the Nazis. That's like replacing an empty candy wrapper on your grass with a turd.

The group's name on the green-and-white sponsorship signs will be replaced by the name of Jerry Miller, a computer programmer who says he had long thought about sponsoring road cleanup. But Miller said he didn't put his name on a waiting list for that stretch until the skinhead group had made news. His application was approved this month, officials said.

Good move. Let it be known that the Nazis and their word are worthless.

"I just like not having litter all over the road I drive up and down," Miller said. "Personally, I think that when it looks trashy, people have less inhibitions for throwing things out." Before withdrawing the adoption by the American Nazi Party, Kate Webb, the county's Adopt-a-Road coordinator, tried to contact the applicant by mail. The applicant was alternately identified as C. Marchand and Dylan Marchand. The application also listed a Web site for the Tualatin Valley Skins. Correspondence was returned unopened.

Maybe they just have a little difficulty reading. Or maybe they just thought it would be too much work to get the letter opener.

"After so long, if they don't do anything they're removed from the program," Webb said. In September, Marion County announced new rules for the road program, spurred by the controversy. Groups now are required to be local. They must commit to the program for at least one year and accumulate 75 volunteer hours before the county spends as much as $600 for a pair of signs. Miller, 55, already has gotten started even though his sponsorship does not begin until January. He and his family filled 10 trash bags in their first cleanup. "I felt good about it," Miller said. "It was a great family outing."

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Thank you Mr. Miller for taking care of what was needing to be taken care of. Never leave a man's job to be handled by slothful children in jackboots.