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To: Stoat
1. According to the liberals, who is the bigger threat? The crazy mooselimb in Seattle? Or Mel Gibson? It's a good thing the crazy mooselimb guy didn't try to make a movie about Jesus...

2. all it takes for Islam to triumph is for good mooselimbs to continue to do NOTHING.

14 posted on 08/07/2006 11:10:23 PM PDT by Captainpaintball (Congress is more afraid of nail guns and illegal aliens than law abiding American citizens)
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To: Captainpaintball
1. According to the liberals, who is the bigger threat? The crazy mooselimb in Seattle? Or Mel Gibson? It's a good thing the crazy mooselimb guy didn't try to make a movie about Jesus...

Actually, I think that the Left secretly loves Mel, because he's become the perfect weapon to demonstrate "Christian hypocrisy" with.  Never mind that he's lived his entire life as a good and decent man and is a devout Catholic....no, forget that.  And forget also that his two or so sentences that they are all in a lather over occurred when he was blind drunk and out of his head.  Forget all that.....they LOVE Mel because he's RELIGIOUS and he GOES TO CHURCH and he BELIEVES IN GOD and so one bad moment in his life can be used to accuse ALL religious people of hypocrisy and of being anti Semitic and completely evil.  I think that the Left loves him to pieces.

2. all it takes for Islam to triumph is for good mooselimbs to continue to do NOTHING.

And also, very importantly, to SAY NOTHING, particularly when it comes to saying anything negative about jihadists in their midst and calling them what they truly are....they are VERY good at that.

15 posted on 08/07/2006 11:20:18 PM PDT by Stoat (Rice / Coulter 2008: Smart Ladies for a Strong America)
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