May 4, 200620 yr I'm sure by now most of you have heard of these Phelps nutjobs, one of their ring leaders was on Hannity&Colmes a few days ago and here is a video of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G470rfJQCI What a sick piece of sh*t.
May 4, 200620 yr Check out his website: www.godhatesfags.com It's definitely enlightening to see the works of someone that interesting. It's like religious pornography.
May 5, 200620 yr The soldiers are dying for their freedoms, why are they protesting them? They should be ashamed of themselves. These are the kind of people who don't deserve to be Americans.
May 5, 200620 yr The soldiers are dying for their freedoms, why are they protesting them? They should be ashamed of themselves. Whose freedoms? The Iraqi's or our own? If you're talking about us, I'm pretty sure we were free before this war and what you said is propaganda. You might have a point with the Iraqi's, though. And, while I disagree with them vehemently, until someone does something about it, like protests the protesters or pays some biker to kick some ass or something to the effect where you incite them to do something illegal... I don't know, they have a right to be there, even if their message sucks. It's a bitter pill to swallow, I know.
May 5, 200620 yr The soldiers are dying for their freedoms, why are they protesting them? They should be ashamed of themselves. Whose freedoms? The Iraqi's or our own? If you're talking about us, I'm pretty sure we were free before this war and what you said is propaganda. You might have a point with the Iraqi's, though. And, while I disagree with them vehemently, until someone does something about it, like protests the protesters or pays some biker to kick some ass or something to the effect where you incite them to do something illegal... I don't know, they have a right to be there, even if their message sucks. It's a bitter pill to swallow, I know. The U.S. Armed Forces are currently fighting for the freedoms of the Iraqi's and Afghani's. Without the U.S. they would still be ruled by ruthless dictators (Iraq) and the Taliban (Afghanistan). They are fighting for our freedoms, by fighting the war overthere they are keeping it from our shores, the war is being raged against our Armed Forces and not our civilian population (like on 9|11). These people are animals, protesting those soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrafice for this country, they do not deserve to breathe American air. But the animals are protected by the First Amendment Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. There is currently a bill on the floor, up for vote, which would make it illegal to protest funerals on federal land, for example: Arlington National Cemetary. Many other states such as Michigan already has laws blocking these people. GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS!
May 5, 200620 yr Author The soldiers are dying for their freedoms, why are they protesting them? They should be ashamed of themselves. Whose freedoms? The Iraqi's or our own? If you're talking about us, I'm pretty sure we were free before this war and what you said is propaganda. You might have a point with the Iraqi's, though. And yet again, you show that you're a simpleton capable of only seeing things in black and white and you fail to realize or comprehend the big picture. Just because there isn't a full scale invasion of American shores doesn't mean that the military isn't defending your rights and freedoms. Every single second of the day 365 days a year for the past almost 200 some odd years your rights have and are being defended by the mere presence of the U.S. military, even during peace time. The only reason North Korea has not dropped a nuke over Washington, D.C. is because they know that the most powerful military in the world more than 2 million strong is standing by. It doesn't matter if it's a computer programmer in the air force or a cannoneer in the Marine Corps, your rights are being preserved because of the unadorned notion that these people simply exist. The subsistence of U.S. military is enough to thwart any invasion and any tangible threat to your rights as an American. Whether you acknowledge this indisputible fact or not isn't a concern of mine.
May 5, 200620 yr The soldiers are dying for their freedoms, why are they protesting them? They should be ashamed of themselves. Whose freedoms? The Iraqi's or our own? If you're talking about us, I'm pretty sure we were free before this war and what you said is propaganda. You might have a point with the Iraqi's, though. And yet again, you show that you're a simpleton capable of only seeing things in black and white and you fail to realize or comprehend the big picture. Just because there isn't a full scale invasion of American shores doesn't mean that the military isn't defending your rights and freedoms. Every single second of the day 365 days a year for the past almost 200 some odd years your rights have and are being defended by the mere presence of the U.S. military, even during peace time. The only reason North Korea has not dropped a nuke over Washington, D.C. is because they know that the most powerful military in the world more than 2 million strong is standing by. It doesn't matter if it's a computer programmer in the air force or a cannoneer in the Marine Corps, your rights are being preserved because of the unadorned notion that these people simply exist. The subsistence of U.S. military is enough to thwart any invasion and any tangible threat to your rights as an American. Whether you acknowledge this indisputible fact or not isn't a concern of mine. No sh*t. Way to stay on topic, brainiac. And I'm the simpleton for taking it to be merely implied that having a military "protects our freedoms" from the evil Iraqi's who never posed a threat to us in the first place. I understand our military protects our freedoms, however... You still don't or can't come up with any proof this war "protects our freedoms." That's just a bulls*** slogan people come up with to make them feel better, like "God don't make no trash," or "These colors don't run," or any other of that nationalistic bulls*** bumper sticker slogan crapola. I'm just glad I'm college and wasn't suckered into joining the military.
May 5, 200620 yr Author The soldiers are dying for their freedoms, why are they protesting them? They should be ashamed of themselves. Whose freedoms? The Iraqi's or our own? If you're talking about us, I'm pretty sure we were free before this war and what you said is propaganda. You might have a point with the Iraqi's, though. And yet again, you show that you're a simpleton capable of only seeing things in black and white and you fail to realize or comprehend the big picture. Just because there isn't a full scale invasion of American shores doesn't mean that the military isn't defending your rights and freedoms. Every single second of the day 365 days a year for the past almost 200 some odd years your rights have and are being defended by the mere presence of the U.S. military, even during peace time. The only reason North Korea has not dropped a nuke over Washington, D.C. is because they know that the most powerful military in the world more than 2 million strong is standing by. It doesn't matter if it's a computer programmer in the air force or a cannoneer in the Marine Corps, your rights are being preserved because of the unadorned notion that these people simply exist. The subsistence of U.S. military is enough to thwart any invasion and any tangible threat to your rights as an American. Whether you acknowledge this indisputible fact or not isn't a concern of mine. No sh*t. Way to stay on topic, brainiac. And I'm the simpleton for taking it to be merely implied that having a military "protects our freedoms" from the evil Iraqi's who never posed a threat to us in the first place. I understand our military protects our freedoms, however... You still don't or can't come up with any proof this war "protects our freedoms." That's just a bulls*** slogan people come up with to make them feel better, like "God don't make no trash," or "These colors don't run," or any other of that nationalistic bulls*** bumper sticker slogan crapola. I'm just glad I'm college and wasn't suckered into joining the military. Yeah, we're not at war with Al Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan or anything. There are tens of thousands of troops in Afghanistan taking the fight directly to the very people who attacked us on 9/11 and making sure the fight stays over there and doesn't come to the streets of New York, Los Angeles, or Miami. But of course you choose your speech carefully and "forgot" to mention anything having to do with Afghanistan because that would completely destroy your already weak argument. And I just love your anti-military sentiment, you just don't know when to keep your mouth shut do you? You're just as demented as these Phelps nut jobs, albeit on a slightly lesser level. I found a picture of you:
May 5, 200620 yr Nice. Comparing me to that guy. I'm not that old. That being said, none of the countries you mentioned poses a threat to us. If you weren't so busy playing Chicken Little and screaming "The terrorists are coming," you'd realize that. I feel sorry for on so scared of the world. You know, you remind me of my favorite movie character: Everytime you post, I picture this guy, because he's basically standing for and lampooning everything you represent. "Help, anti military sentiment"=Buckeye doesn't want to join I love watching the Army act like it's cool to be in the military and to go to high schools and get the poor and uneducated to sign up. It's one of the few things Moore got right in Fahrenheit 9/11.
May 5, 200620 yr Author Nice. Comparing me to that guy. I'm not that old. That being said, none of the countries you mentioned poses a threat to us. If you weren't so busy playing Chicken Little and screaming "The terrorists are coming," you'd realize that. I feel sorry for on so scared of the world. You know, you remind me of my favorite movie character: Everytime you post, I picture this guy, because he's basically standing for and lampooning everything you represent. The Taliban and Al Qaeda don't pose a threat to us? I guess they didn't pose a threat to us on September 10th, either. I disproved every single thing you previously stated in this thread and what do you do? Nope, you didn't form an intelligent rebuttle because that would be impossible, instead of try and accuse me of being some sort of nut who is scared of the world. Nice. You just keep digging yourself deeper and deeper with every post you make, it's rather amusing to watch... among other things. Oh yeah, thanks for my new avatar :thumbup
May 5, 200620 yr Nice. Comparing me to that guy. I'm not that old. That being said, none of the countries you mentioned poses a threat to us. If you weren't so busy playing Chicken Little and screaming "The terrorists are coming," you'd realize that. I feel sorry for on so scared of the world. You know, you remind me of my favorite movie character: Everytime you post, I picture this guy, because he's basically standing for and lampooning everything you represent. The Taliban and Al Qaeda don't pose a threat to us? I guess they didn't pose a threat to us on September 10th, either. I disproved every single thing you previously stated in this thread and what do you do? Nope, you didn't form an intelligent rebuttle because that would be impossible, instead of try and accuse me of being some sort of nut who is scared of the world. Nice. You just keep digging yourself deeper and deeper with every post you make, it's rather amusing to watch... among other things. Oh yeah, thanks for my new avatar :thumbup How many people died? Did even 1% of the population die? I don't think so. It was a tragedy yes. But, how is it you can hide behind this argument when all the "real" Americans on another flight at LEAST tried to take the plane back? You're scared. I'm glad that's your sig, now I don't even have to think about it. It fits you. But, Walter's still cooler than you'll ever be. OVER THE LINE!!!!! "My buddies did not die face down in this muck, so this strumpet--this WHORE!" "What's the connection to Vietnam, man?" "Well, there isn't a literal connection, Dude."
May 5, 200620 yr Author The Taliban and Al Qaeda don't pose a threat to us? I guess they didn't pose a threat to us on September 10th, either. I disproved every single thing you previously stated in this thread and what do you do? Nope, you didn't form an intelligent rebuttle because that would be impossible, instead of try and accuse me of being some sort of nut who is scared of the world. Nice. You just keep digging yourself deeper and deeper with every post you make, it's rather amusing to watch... among other things. Oh yeah, thanks for my new avatar :thumbup How many people died? Did even 1% of the population die? I don't think so. It was a tragedy yes. But, how is it you can hide behind this argument when all the "real" Americans on another flight at LEAST tried to take the plane back? You're scared. How many people died at Pearl Harbor? Did even 1% of the population die? I don't think so. Fact: More American's died on 9/11 than during the attack on Pearl Harbor which resulted in the U.S. entering WW2. The amount of people who died is totally irrelevant, the fact of the matter is that we were attacked, THOUSANDS died which is a very significant amount of people and more than enough to justify going to war. If we don't take the fight to them on their soil, then 9/11 is merely the beginning - but i'm sure you'll write this off as some retarded patriotic speak and it therefore means nothing :plain. I'm scared? LOL, where the hell did that come from? Go join the Phelps.
May 5, 200620 yr The Taliban and Al Qaeda don't pose a threat to us? I guess they didn't pose a threat to us on September 10th, either. I disproved every single thing you previously stated in this thread and what do you do? Nope, you didn't form an intelligent rebuttle because that would be impossible, instead of try and accuse me of being some sort of nut who is scared of the world. Nice. You just keep digging yourself deeper and deeper with every post you make, it's rather amusing to watch... among other things. Oh yeah, thanks for my new avatar :thumbup How many people died? Did even 1% of the population die? I don't think so. It was a tragedy yes. But, how is it you can hide behind this argument when all the "real" Americans on another flight at LEAST tried to take the plane back? You're scared. How many people died at Pearl Harbor? Did even 1% of the population die? I don't think so. Fact: More American's died on 9/11 than during the attack on Pearl Harbor which resulted in the U.S. entering WW2. The amount of people who died is totally irrelevant, the fact of the matter is that we were attacked, THOUSANDS died which is a very significant amount of people and more than enough to justify going to war. If we don't take the fight to them on their soil, then 9/11 is merely the beginning - but i'm sure you'll write this off as some retarded patriotic speak and it therefore means nothing :plain. I'm scared? LOL, where the hell did that come from? Go join the Phelps. See, it's interesting you equate me with Phelps and yet have no reason. I hate Phelps, I knew about Phelps long before you ever did during the whole God hates fags debacle at that Mathew Shephard's funeral and then later on when I was in the Laramie Project. And yet you keep equating me with Phelps for no reason whatsoever. It doesn't make any sense. And frankly, you're just belittling yourself by having to resort to these tactics. I mean, I may not like you personally, but I also don't feel the need to come in and attack you in every thread. I think I'm just going to put you on ignore and be done with it.
May 5, 200620 yr Author Way to completely ignore the argument I just made. It's funny, when I make a good argument and disprove something you said, you resort to this crap. Making fun of me because I joined the military, jokes about suicide, childish insults, the list goes on - but never do you actually address the actual argument that was made when you realize that you're wrong. but I also don't feel the need to come in and attack you in every thread. And yet you continue to do so in virtually every single thread once you have lost the argument or debate. It's amusing.
May 5, 200620 yr but I also don't feel the need to come in and attack you in every thread. And yet you continue to do so in virtually every single thread once you have lost the argument or debate. It's amusing. The fact that you keep score is so sad and yet fitting. It's interesting how quickly one resorts to tactics and attacks they hate, making themselves the hypocrite.
May 5, 200620 yr Author but I also don't feel the need to come in and attack you in every thread. And yet you continue to do so in virtually every single thread once you have lost the argument or debate. It's amusing. The fact that you keep score is so sad and yet fitting. It's interesting how quickly one resorts to tactics and attacks they hate, making themselves the hypocrite. Thank you for proving my point.
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