Kill The Christian (Mel Seesholtz, Pennslyvania's Ward Churchill Alert)

Worldnetdaily.com ^ | 09/13/06 | Joseph Farah

[goldstategop]

Meet the next Ward Churchill - Mel Seesholtz. The good professor's idea of dealing with opponents as varied as the Capitol Resources Institute, James Dobson's Focus On The Family and Joseph Farah's Worldnetdaily - for their opposition to the Gay Lobby's New Fascist agenda - is the death penalty. Any one is who's Christian and views the gay lifestyle as abnormal is an "evil lunatic." That's a term the Left never reserves for Islamofascists. The Left wants to make it crime to be straight. They're all set on making it crime to be Christian as well.

(No more Olmert! No more Kadima! No more Oslo! )

[NaughtiusMaximus]

Give him a few weeks of reeducation camp and we'll have him handling 6 rattlesnakes.

Big ones!

[Asclepius]

Does the good professor have an email address?

[investigateworld]

LOL !!!

[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

Its amazing how many in the "tolerant" left suddenly want to kill people that don't agree with them. Satan sure is getting riled up, because he knows the time is short, and the Bottomless Pit, and Lake of Fire are to lick at his heels.

[WashingtonSource]

I hear he likes "big ones" in every orifice at the same time.

[GOP Poet]

Bump for later

[Frwy]

While I don't think it is so "suddenly" that the left wants to kill people I agree Satan sure has the heat turned up.

Let me see, where did I put that list......here it is. Vince Foster, Ron Brown.......

[SkyPilot]

Let me go out on a limb here and guess he is a raging homosexual who desperately needs to justify his "lifestyle" of sticking his penis into the rectums of other men.

[Brilliant]

"A very wise woman recently asked me, 'Who will rid us of the evil lunatics?'"

His answer: "We will. We must. Public education and a civil civilized society depend upon it."




Very true... Time for this guy to be the first example.

[raybbr]

Leftist Web Site Writer Blasts Traditional Values Coalition

April 21, 2005 -- Homosexual activist and tenured Penn State Professor Mel Seesholtz sees Traditional Values Coalition and other religious organizations as a major threat to freedom in the United States. Seesholtz is a contributing writer for “Online Journal,” a “progressive” web site (progressive is a leftist code word for socialist).From here.

My first thoughts exactly. Google finds many examples of his support for gays.

[the invisib1e hand]

FReepers are the best at quick distillations of things to their relevant facts.

(Another) homosexual-as-violent-predator alert.

[KosmicKitty]

I just skimmed this article, but my guess is that he's gay. Too bad so many of them turn their own self-loathing into a projected rabid hatred for others.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

Homosexuality and Feminism is purely demonic and satanic, and the homosexuals and the feminist will be the ones at the forefront in ushering in the antichrist.

Homosexuality and Feminism is diametrically is opposed to God and God's word the BIBLE.
This article just proves that if they had their way, and were in power , they would persecute Christians, put Christians in prison camps, and exterminate Christians just like Hitler did to the Jews.

[RoadTest]

It's already begun (the slaughtering of Christians) from Darfur in Africa all the way across the biggest continent to Southeast Asia. Check Voice Of The Martyrs. And the Muslims aren't the only ones attacking Christian missionaries.

[Jimmy Valentine]

As the Good Book says, "And they that rolleth a stone, it shall return upon them."

[NaughtiusMaximus]

Does he think that mustache makes him look like Saddam?

[no dems]

I don't think he needs any education in handling "snakes" of all sizes. He looks like he is pretty experienced at that.

[no dems]

Nah, he thinks that mustache makes him look "Butch".

[redgolum]

Not surprised. Every revolutionary movement started off as begging for tolerance and ended with the hanging of those who they disagree with. The left in the US is no different from the left in 18th century France or 20th century Russia.