Freeper Madness

[booley]

I was going to pick a few to submit to the archives but after reading them I realized I would have to submit the entire thread.

Here are a few though. (the bolding is mine)

On a post that got deleted..

To: P-Marlowe
Why should FR allow anti-Christian remarks? It is blasphemy, and blashemy should be deleted.


140 posted on June 24, 2011 11:44:47 PM CDT by Sun (Pray that God sends us good leaders. Please say a prayer now.)

Pretty much speaks for itself.

To: PROCON
According to a study—see www.nytimes.com/2010/01/29/us/29sfmetro.htm—fully 50 percent of gay couples in committed relationships cheat with their partner’s knowledge and approval.

So let’s say some gay guy gets married and later wants to divorce and cites the infidelity of his partner. The cheating partner hires some hotshot gay attorney to say that promiscuity in gay marriage is “cultural.” Some radical judge agrees. Soon, straights demand the same “rights” as gays to cheat on their partner.

Where will that leave us? With women raising kids on their own and many men fooling around without any legal consequences. The gays celebrate “the new openness.” Sure, the kids get screwed, but that’s what gays want, both figuratively and literally.


61 posted on June 24, 2011 10:42:35 PM CDT by Our man in washington

Single mothers and men fooling around?

Funny it looked very much like straight people (especially cons) managed to come up with that all on their own.

To: MARKUSPRIME
I would die happy if I never stepped foot in that state ever again. It’s an expensive cesspool filled with weirdos and freaks and nothing more. Also, if you’re from NY please stay out of Texas. We don’t even want your so-called conservatives who are nothing more than moderate, slimeball Rockefeller RINOs. We might be willing to accept your right-wing extremists.


182 posted on June 25, 2011 2:33:15 AM CDT by jsdjason

A rare moment of insight and honesty? No. They just really have no idea how bad they sound.

To: jsdjason
We aren’t ALL bad, jdsjason.

Some of us have been up here slugging it out for decades, but I’m done. The SECOND my husband retires, we’re outta here. I simply can’t stand it anymore.

BTW...I think you’d actually like having us as neighbors. You’d be surprised at how conservative some of us are. After all, I’ve had to endure EVERY kind of foul and disgusting namecalling you can imagine, from people on the street, to politicians, and — heck, even my H.S. History teacher way back in the day. It’s been combat up here, and I’m worn out.

I want to live in a place where I can drink my drink, smoke a cigarette AND carry a firearm in peace — and all at the same time, too! I want to live in a place that values people who mind their own business most of the time, but who would rush to your aid if you needed help, or who’d pop over to the house to have a cup of coffee just because. I want to live in a place where I don’t have to try to explain to my kids what those two guys are doing KISSING in the park. Heck, I want to live in a place that doesn’t even HAVE a park because you’ve already got acres and acres of land on which to play.

Yep, that’s what I want. And maybe one day I’ll get it, too.

Regards,

183 posted on June 25, 2011 2:49:48 AM CDT by VermiciousKnid (Sic narro nos totus!)

Besides wanting to be able to get drunk and carry a gun at the same time (because what could go wrong with that?) it's interesting how this person wants to live in a place where people minded their own business.... except when it comes to gay people.

If she saw two men kissing, why couldn't she mind her own business?

Freepers really do think this is about them.

And here's a case of really missing the point....

To: sueuprising
There are plenty of states whose citizens do not capitulate to this evil. Even the citizens of California voted overwhelmingly to protect the Biblical definition of marriage.

The problem is the communist judges who overturn it.

The other states like NY are similarly led by tyrants.

The next step for the homos is to take this to the Federal level and force those states that do not recognize queer marriage to reciprocate, that is, recognize the queer marriages from other states. Their argument will be that it is discriminatory for there not to be “equality” across the states.

And remember, folks, one of the arguments AGAINST queer/homosexual/same-sex marriage is that it is not fair that homosexuals have EXTRA rights.

Heterosexuals abide by the law that we cannot marry someone of our own sex. Homosexuals have those same limitations. AND homosexuals are as free as heterosexuals to marry anyone they want, provided that other person meets the same requirements that heterosexuals are limited to (opposite sex, age requirements, bloodline requirements, not currently married).

But the homosexuals want the EXTRA right of being able to marry someone of the same sex.

Thus, homosexuals want SPECIAL RIGHTS, not EQUAL RIGHTS.

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201 posted on June 25, 2011 7:10:12 AM CDT by Ghost of Philip Marlowe (Prepare for survival.)[/quote]

The right to conform isn't really a right. Not being allowed to do what you had no intention of ever doing isn't really a limitation.

How can a group that goes on about how they are proud individualists also demand conformity of others at the same time?

Ok that was rhetorical.

[Mlle Antéchrist]

But what gays can't do is marry the person they love, whereas straight people can.

[Shane for Wax]

How are equal rights to marry the person you love... special rights?

[Smurfette Principle]

Because GAYS ARE SPECIAL! Obviously.

They're just jealous of our specialness.

[Old Viking]

Another Texas tough guy. A few of them can print their names.

[Thejebusfire]

I want to live in a place that values people who mind their own business most of the time, but who would rush to your aid if you needed help, or who’d pop over to the house to have a cup of coffee just because. I want to live in a place where I don’t have to try to explain to my kids what those two guys are doing KISSING in the park.

We'll stay out of your business and come to your aid if you need it. Unless your gay, then you can just fuck off!

Even the citizens of California voted overwhelmingly to protect the Biblical definition of marriage.

I thought the biblical definition of marriage was polygamy?

[Amaranth]

Jun 27, 2011 10:20:11 GMT -5 nickiknack said:

Jun 27, 2011 7:00:00 GMT -5 Amaranth said:

Conversely, the number of mentally ill people who get their hands on guns legally and easily is one of the big reasons I think we need gun control.

It's basically the "ruining it for everyone" premise.

I'm for background checks, epecially if the person had obvious red flags in their past, but I'm just sick people acting as if it equals the gov't taking their guns aways, which it doesn't. Also I'm sick of the gun rights groups, along with a good deal of owners, just sitting around doing nothing to help in solving problems that involve guns...they should be a little more pro active, instead of bitching

Sorry for derailing the thread a little...

I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter what we do, we'll hear from the persecution crowd regardless. Especially on guns, where you don't need to say a word about gun control to "want to take our guns away!"

[Dragon Zachski]

Hell, I've loaded, cocked, and fired a gun before, at a shooting range. A rifle, actually.

I'm pretty much as far from a gun nut as you could get, though, as I consider gun nuts the kind that keep pistols under their pillow and on their person at all times.

[Shane for Wax]

Jun 27, 2011 16:23:13 GMT -5 Dragon Zachski said:

Hell, I've loaded, cocked, and fired a gun before, at a shooting range. A rifle, actually.

I'm pretty much as far from a gun nut as you could get, though, as I consider gun nuts the kind that keep pistols under their pillow and on their person at all times.

There's a reason I dislike the term being attributed to people who simply have it as a hobby. 'Nut' gives a negative connotation (Nut of course has been used in the English language to be someone who is crazy).

But ehhh...

Trying to move away from that...

I really hope the OP is arrested and given a thorough mental examination. As for equal rights being special... I was on pain killers for my ear infection and I STILL don't see how it makes sense to the people who think and/or say it.

[shykid]

I want to live in a place that values people who mind their own business

Talk about massive fucking irony. How can this person be oblivious to it?

Even the citizens of California voted overwhelmingly to protect the Biblical definition of marriage.

What if the citizens of California overwhelmingly voted to set up concentration camps for Jews? Does that make it ok? How is justifying that with popularity any different?

Sorry for the blatant in-your-face Godwin, but sometimes it's necessary to get the point across to people this dense (not that they'd actually read this or anything, though, but still...). Then again, knowing these people, they'd probably like the idea of concentration camps for those they consider "undesirables"...

[gyeonghwa]

Even the citizens of California voted overwhelmingly to protect the Biblical definition of marriage.

It was hardly overwhelming.

[shykid]

When you're a wingnut, 3% support is overwhelming if you agree with whatever it is.

[MaybeNever]

Remember when Bush's 3% victory over Kerry gave him a clear mandate to rule? And Obama's 7% victory over McCain... apparently didn't? Obviously there's some magic about the number 3.

[Amaranth]

Jun 27, 2011 17:55:40 GMT -5 shykid said:

When you're a wingnut, 3% support is overwhelming if you agree with whatever it is.

Fuck, it's a landslide.

Of course, it'd be a miscarriage of justice if it went the other way, but...

[itachirumon]

Jun 27, 2011 11:59:05 GMT -5 Shane for Wax said:

Jun 27, 2011 11:51:48 GMT -5 Mlle Antéchrist said:

They're referring to people like the guy quote in the OP. The ones who basically tie their entire identity to their guns, and think it makes them hardcore patriots and protectors of freedom.

No. I've had people here use the term that isn't referring to people like the guy in the OP. Along with a bunch of other words. But eh... we don't need to go down that route.

People scare me. Especially people like the guy in the original post. *shudders*

I guess this August I'll be a gun-nut too then. Because Dad had to move to Colorado for work and because my brother wants to join law enforcement, they joined their local chapter of the NRA (dad jokes he's the only liberal in the org) and he's going to teach me how to shoot when I visit him. I figure it'll be fun but it doesn't change my views that gun control in this country needs to be tightened to keep quacks like this TCH freak from ever touching something more powerful than a slingshot.