Mac1958
Diamond Member
Poor jihadists.
Now I feel all bad 'n stuff.
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Now I feel all bad 'n stuff.
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Who knew that all of the right wingers on here were STRONG supporters of the ACLU......
Remember that it was the ACLU who, in 1977 defended the Klan's right to march in a predominantly Jewish suburb in Skokie and that the KKK had a right not only to march but to also display
a swastika.
Good for you, right wingers.
In other words, you have a hidden desire to be just as insensitive and "tolerant" as they are (were).....Congratulations !!!
Will a bomb vest be your next statement of how you wish to be like them?
Remember that it was the ACLU who, in 1977 defended the Klan's right to march in a predominantly Jewish suburb in Skokie and that the KKK had a right not only to march but to also display
a swastika.
Would most feel the same way toward the Nazis as they do toward Pam Geller?Yet, if some Jewish terrorist group were to try the same thing at a KKK rally, I think most would feel the same way about the attackers fate, mostly!
Who knew that all of the right wingers on here were STRONG supporters of the ACLU......
Remember that it was the ACLU who, in 1977 defended the Klan's right to march in a predominantly Jewish suburb in Skokie and that the KKK had a right not only to march but to also display
a swastika.
Good for you, right wingers.
Yet, if some Jewish terrorist group were to try the same thing at a KKK rally, I think most would feel the same way about the attackers fate, mostly!
i don't think you'll find anyone disagreeing with you on that, just that geller's speech should be held in the same sort of contempt that we reserve for the westboro baptists, klan, and nazis.Free speech is free speech - even at it's most intolerant - Pamela Geller, the Westboro Baptists, the KKK....however loathsome, that is no excuse for murder. Extremists and fanatics however, don't like free speech.
Yep, but in America we have to have tolerance for the worst expressions of speech. The crucifix in piss was offensive to most Christians, it was allowed and the guy got money from the government for the crap. No one was threatened or killed over it. I find Pam Gellar's event to be offensive, but she had the right to hold it. The two dead guys had no right to threaten violence or try to harm anyone over the event.
I actually agree and violence cannot be condoned......Nonetheless, I am stating that Geller did not do this as a supporter of free speech, but more so she could get on every network and promote he own personal agenda and thirst for notoriety....She got her wish.
It doesn't matter to me why she did it, I don't care, I support her in her right to do it, I don't agree with her at all.
Just like the Westboro Baptists and the Phelps. Same whores, different dresses.
Remember that it was the ACLU who, in 1977 defended the Klan's right to march in a predominantly Jewish suburb in Skokie and that the KKK had a right not only to march but to also display
a swastika.
It was Nazis, not the Klan.
Would most feel the same way toward the Nazis as they do toward Pam Geller?Yet, if some Jewish terrorist group were to try the same thing at a KKK rally, I think most would feel the same way about the attackers fate, mostly!
Free speech is free speech - even at it's most intolerant - Pamela Geller, the Westboro Baptists, the KKK....however loathsome, that is no excuse for murder. Extremists and fanatics however, don't like free speech.
i don't think you'll find anyone disagreeing with it, just that geller's speech should be held in the same sort of contempt that we reserve for the westboro baptists, klan, and nazis.Free speech is free speech - even at it's most intolerant - Pamela Geller, the Westboro Baptists, the KKK....however loathsome, that is no excuse for murder. Extremists and fanatics however, don't like free speech.
how would i know?i don't think you'll find anyone disagreeing with it, just that geller's speech should be held in the same sort of contempt that we reserve for the westboro baptists, klan, and nazis.Free speech is free speech - even at it's most intolerant - Pamela Geller, the Westboro Baptists, the KKK....however loathsome, that is no excuse for murder. Extremists and fanatics however, don't like free speech.
What does Mohammad look like anyway. That way I'll know not to draw his likeness by accident!
how would i know?i don't think you'll find anyone disagreeing with it, just that geller's speech should be held in the same sort of contempt that we reserve for the westboro baptists, klan, and nazis.Free speech is free speech - even at it's most intolerant - Pamela Geller, the Westboro Baptists, the KKK....however loathsome, that is no excuse for murder. Extremists and fanatics however, don't like free speech.
What does Mohammad look like anyway. That way I'll know not to draw his likeness by accident!
I actually agree and violence cannot be condoned......Nonetheless, I am stating that Geller did not do this as a supporter of free speech, but more so she could get on every network and promote he own personal agenda and thirst for notoriety....She got her wish.
how would i know?i don't think you'll find anyone disagreeing with it, just that geller's speech should be held in the same sort of contempt that we reserve for the westboro baptists, klan, and nazis.Free speech is free speech - even at it's most intolerant - Pamela Geller, the Westboro Baptists, the KKK....however loathsome, that is no excuse for murder. Extremists and fanatics however, don't like free speech.
What does Mohammad look like anyway. That way I'll know not to draw his likeness by accident!
How would anyone know?
But what if it was a Patriot Guard rider attacking Fred Phelps? What do you think the reaction would be then?
Free speech is free speech - even at it's most intolerant - Pamela Geller, the Westboro Baptists, the KKK....however loathsome, that is no excuse for murder. Extremists and fanatics however, don't like free speech.
I LOVE free speech....yet not a big fan of vulgarity, blasphemy and self-aggrandizing stances.
But what if it was a Patriot Guard rider attacking Fred Phelps? What do you think the reaction would be then?
Fred Phelps is dead - use Stephen Colbert instead.