Hate speech redefined

Waterbury Republican-American ^ | June 17, 2007 | Editorial

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The homophiles must be having a fit with today being "Father's Day." Which one gets to be the father and which got to be the mother last month?

A contrived life always is full of these types of difficulties.

[massgopguy]

But they’re the Master Race. Just ask them.

[RightWhale]

The concept of hate crime exists to give FedGov some police powers where they had none. Several local municipalities have run with the idea, not realizing what it is. Some sociologists have absconded with the idea, which they will do with any idea they stumble across, and created hate speech as if that means something. This should be a footnote in the history of history, but time will tell.

[ridesthemiles]

Boy- I wouldn’t be able to hold a job there, no matter what.

[ridesthemiles]

The homophiles must be having a fit with today being “Father’s Day.” Which one gets to be the father and which got to be the mother last month?
A contrived life always is full of these types of difficulties.””

I still want to know what bathroom they all use. How do they decide? Will I walk in on a “male/femal” in the ladies room one of these days???

God- I miss the old wooden 2 holer we had at the one room school.

[Ohioan]

Getting us to this point from the traditional values of early America took some doing upon the part of the Socialist theorists, who seek to subordinate all individual thought to artificially imposed new social norms. Freeing America from this sort of madness is going to take some doing on the part of those of us who still believe in the traditional verities, including that basic American one, that holds that freedom is something you hold despite the take over of your Government by the afore-identified Socialist theorists.

The idea that people who flaunt pride in their sexual deviancy should be beyond criticism is beyond equivalence to something Dean Swift would have ridiculed in Gulliver's Travels. It is in a class of its own. This sort of thing is condemning our generation to everlasting ridicule in the future; that is, assuming that human liberty of free expression survives somewhere.

William Flax