J.E.D
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Did you see the date on your little meme? Copyright 4/7/2012.....
I do believe Obama won reelection that year.
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I was being figurative. I'll have to remember to avoid creativity when responding to you.Privately, sure. But obama didn't just decorate the inside in homo colors. Neighborhoods have zoning laws that prevent over-the-top and disturbing displays. Obama violated the country's zoning laws.I agree with your statement here, except it isn't his house it is America's house, just on loan through each President's term. It is a house of -all- US citizens.Homonazis are not good people. People advocating fascist defacing of American landmarks are not good people. It's like swastika graffiti.
I tend to actually agree with you to an extent. I wish the President hadn't authorized such a display. It's not sick, perverted, twisted, or anything major. It's something that I'd rather not had happened to the house. Again, it's his house so he can do what he wants. Don't like it; win an election.
Also, I apologize for the comment I made earlier. "I'm an american, I'm not offended". It may have come off as insensitive. Probably because it was. I should have just stated that if you're offended by the color of lights hitting a house, you need to toughen yourself up a bit.
Of course it is but, historically, it is the purview of the first family to decorate it, accessorize it the way they want. Eisenhower had a golf course installed. Other Presidents have had bowling allies installed, swimming pools, theaters; Michelle famously had a garden.
The country has zoning laws?
Ya know, you remind me of something my 7th grade teacher told us. "It's better to have the world think you are a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."
If they're marriage was recognized by the US then, yes. But they could procreate which makes the tax breaks legit. Homos can't so it should be moot. But now the coercion forr no reason.Tax breaks and adoption privileges are coercion. Gov-mandated coercion. That is what legal marriage does.Then explain how so. I gave specifics.The homo agenda that those colors represent is fascist. The decree by the SCOTUS forcing everyone to subsidize personal irrelevant behavior is a fascist decree. Lighting an American people's landmark with a fascist symbol is advocating for fascism. It's not free speech. It's the equivalent of establishing a state religion.
Utter rubbish. I'm surprised you crammed so much crap into just a few sentences.
Nobody is forcing you to do anything; you're acting like a damn fool all on your own.
As for establishment of a religion, that was an especially stupid comment.
Gee, you mean that Elizabeth Taylor and and Richard Burton were coercing me? Who knew?
Gays are sick. How would you feel if the court want 5-4 forcing the gay community to read the bible?
We want no whining when a Republican is President and we the people demand they light it up with this.
Of course Obama didn't EVEN ask you the people, did he? He thinks it's HIS WHITE HOUSE and all you people out there can go to hell
If they're marriage was recognized by the US then, yes. But they could procreate which makes the tax breaks legit. Homos can't so it should be moot. But now the coercion forr no reason.Tax breaks and adoption privileges are coercion. Gov-mandated coercion. That is what legal marriage does.Then explain how so. I gave specifics.Utter rubbish. I'm surprised you crammed so much crap into just a few sentences.
Nobody is forcing you to do anything; you're acting like a damn fool all on your own.
As for establishment of a religion, that was an especially stupid comment.
Gee, you mean that Elizabeth Taylor and and Richard Burton were coercing me? Who knew?
Well the big middle finger to more than half the country was a very fancy and huge rainbow light display on our public Whitehouse. The electricity to run it was paid for by taxpayers, all of us. But you have to admit, it was big, the colors quite perfectly aligned. Quite a fancy display indeed.
The trouble is, the equivalent would have been if the cult of LGBT lost 5-4 and instead of a rainbow, we had a huge Christian cross projected on the Whitehouse instead. Think the LGBT folks would have had nothing to say about that?...
But what's more disturbing about that perfect and large light display is the timing. I doubt it was set up in three days. But maybe it was. Anyone see it being set up before that? Do we have a Whitehouse log of when those workers appeared, when they set it up? I'm interested in the dates..
Because if it was being set up before Friday, that means the outcome of the case was known or likely to have been known by the people involved. One would assume that would include President Obama.
He really burned your butt, didn't he? Good.The display was divisive and it's not his house.Homonazis are not good people. People advocating fascist defacing of American landmarks are not good people. It's like swastika graffiti.Speak for yourself, good people are not insulted by this.No, it's about Americans being insulted.Another thread about GOP butthurt. Great
I tend to actually agree with you to an extent. I wish the President hadn't authorized such a display. It's not sick, perverted, twisted, or anything major. It's something that I'd rather not had happened to the house. Again, it's his house so he can do what he wants. Don't like it; win an election.
Also, I apologize for the comment I made earlier. "I'm an american, I'm not offended". It may have come off as insensitive. Probably because it was. I should have just stated that if you're offended by the color of lights hitting a house, you need to toughen yourself up a bit.
It's the people's house. He rents, we're the landlords.
He knew it would disturb at least as many people as it would encourage and that is selfish and rude. For him it was just more divisive political opportunity.
I'm sure that's something you think about......a lot.Somebody posted a story saying the queer bars are closing down now that on the down-low anal sodomy and the resulting AIDS have become ho-hum to the American public.
I'm sure that's something you think about......a lot.
No more than a Westboro Baptist Church demonstration. Except imagine Westboro using the White House for their display. But apparently partisanship is more important to you than courtesy or protocol.He really burned your butt, didn't he? Good.The display was divisive and it's not his house.Homonazis are not good people. People advocating fascist defacing of American landmarks are not good people. It's like swastika graffiti.Speak for yourself, good people are not insulted by this.No, it's about Americans being insulted.
I tend to actually agree with you to an extent. I wish the President hadn't authorized such a display. It's not sick, perverted, twisted, or anything major. It's something that I'd rather not had happened to the house. Again, it's his house so he can do what he wants. Don't like it; win an election.
Also, I apologize for the comment I made earlier. "I'm an american, I'm not offended". It may have come off as insensitive. Probably because it was. I should have just stated that if you're offended by the color of lights hitting a house, you need to toughen yourself up a bit.
It's the people's house. He rents, we're the landlords.
He knew it would disturb at least as many people as it would encourage and that is selfish and rude. For him it was just more divisive political opportunity.
It was probably just the gels and not any bulbs.Change the light bulbs and people bitch......Well goodness.....
You're right, they cost a lot more money.
Golf and bowling are as American as apple pie....anal sodomy is something else entirely....not American.
No more than a Westboro Baptist Church demonstration. Except imagine Westboro using the White House for their display. But apparently partisanship is more important to you than courtesy or protocol.He really burned your butt, didn't he? Good.The display was divisive and it's not his house.Homonazis are not good people. People advocating fascist defacing of American landmarks are not good people. It's like swastika graffiti.Speak for yourself, good people are not insulted by this.
I tend to actually agree with you to an extent. I wish the President hadn't authorized such a display. It's not sick, perverted, twisted, or anything major. It's something that I'd rather not had happened to the house. Again, it's his house so he can do what he wants. Don't like it; win an election.
Also, I apologize for the comment I made earlier. "I'm an american, I'm not offended". It may have come off as insensitive. Probably because it was. I should have just stated that if you're offended by the color of lights hitting a house, you need to toughen yourself up a bit.
It's the people's house. He rents, we're the landlords.
He knew it would disturb at least as many people as it would encourage and that is selfish and rude. For him it was just more divisive political opportunity.
I agree....and it was delightful....absolutely delightful.The lights were an "in yo face !" nose-thumbing from Obama to the 40% who disagree with Gay marriage.
I agree....and it was delightful....absolutely delightful.The lights were an "in yo face !" nose-thumbing from Obama to the 40% who disagree with Gay marriage.
And the sanctimonious liberals wonder why there are those who hate liberals. What a fuking waste of tax payer' money.
And the electricity to run them was free too?Ummm... how much do you think a set of spotlight gels costs??
(Hell, I've got a stack of 'em right here. What am I bid?)
That is, if anybody paid for them at all -- the lights themselves were free... I suspect the lighting company included a set of gels for various occasions.