Faces of hate and bigotry

Jun 17, 2008 12:47

In the last post I intentionally didn't post about the protesters there ( Read more... )

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reichmarshall June 17 2008, 20:10:19 UTC
She's wearing an American flag as a skirt. Yeah, THAT'S respectful.

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truckerspike June 17 2008, 20:20:07 UTC
...while her daughter uses the gay pride flag as a doormat.

Unbelievable.

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slfisher June 17 2008, 20:12:56 UTC
I love the picture of the four protesters in the teeny, weeny, 4x4 space, hemmed in by one section of security fence. That so perfectly exemplifies how small their voices are.

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truckerspike June 17 2008, 20:21:29 UTC
There's more guilt in that square than it was designed for. I'm a firm believer in that.

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truckerspike June 17 2008, 20:17:56 UTC
"homo sex is a threat to national security"?

Give me a break!

It wasn't a bunch of leathermen flying planes into buildings!

What appalls me more than anything about these protesters is that they rarely have their facts straight (pun intended).

"love and tolerance- yes. same sex marriage- no"? If you were tolerant, why did you even make the sign?

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sugarmommaless June 17 2008, 20:30:50 UTC
"homo sex is a threat to national security"?

I WISH I could claim so much power! And then I'd have even more sex to become even more powerful! Bwa ha ha haaa!

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angou_kohaku June 18 2008, 04:18:02 UTC
I agree truckerspike. I think someone needs a dictionary to look up the word "tolerance".

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Circular logic dasade June 18 2008, 14:48:15 UTC
"homo sex is a threat to national security"

This was the argument they used to keep homosexuals out of the military for so long. The theory being that homosexuality made you susceptible to being blackmailed and therefore a potential security risk. So you were thrown out of the service.

But the thing that made you susceptible to the blackmail was not the homosexuality, but rather the fact that if it was discovered, you would be thrown out of the service.

Logically, if you stopped throwing them out, then they would stop being security risks. There is a "Duh" in there somewhere if the circular argument had not already given me a headache.

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randomcub June 17 2008, 20:24:12 UTC
It's quite a family. Two brothers (Nate and Mark) and two sisters (Katherine Phelps-Griffin and Dorotha Olive Bird) have broken away. The brothers have spoken about what it was like to grow up there. The stories are truly awful and not for the faint of heart.

http://www.rickross.com/reference/westboro/westboro3.html

http://www.plattsburghforpeace.com/fredphelps.htm

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cyclothemia June 17 2008, 22:40:50 UTC
Yeah, exactly. I'd be surprised, but it's the Rev Fred Phelps and his lot- you can tell from the font.

However- I think I need a "Homo sex is a threat to national security" tee shirt. Desperately.

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randomcub June 17 2008, 22:41:30 UTC
heh. Yeah, that'd be a great shirt to wear to Pride. . .

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missdissent June 18 2008, 00:06:17 UTC
That's awful. Those poor kids. Imagine leaving and thinking you'd wake up in hell!

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sugarmommaless June 17 2008, 20:28:46 UTC
Oh, gosh. It's so sad. I'm glad that groups like this one http://www.soulforce.org/ exist as a counter movement.

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