Census worker killed in rural Kentucky
Bill Sparkman, who worked for the Census Bureau, was killed in a remote part of Kentucky after being warned of the area’s isolated and anti-government residents.
Reports say that he was found dead with the word, “Fed,” carved into his chest.
I will never understand the hatred people feel for our government. Corporations have done more to harm and hurt our citizens than anyone from the Census Bureau.
Of course, there is the Department of Defense. They’ve harmed and hurt millions.
Aided and abetted by civilian companies.
But I digress.
Maybe the killer was fan of Michele Bachmann.
When are our rural, brain-dead, meth-addicted brethren going to get angry at the right people?
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That’s a rhetorical question, right?
This was Kentucky, right?
Maybe he couldn’t spell “revenuer” and afraid of losing that still that makes Granny’s medicine.