Phelps is on the left, the guy on the right is the pastor from Poltergeist 2. I've always thought it was creepy how much they look and act alike.
Posted on 01/26/2008 12:54:59 PM PST by mad_as_he$$
Phelps is on the left, the guy on the right is the pastor from Poltergeist 2. I've always thought it was creepy how much they look and act alike.
I used to think that they were actually a plant by the leftists. It’s a very old political trick to get someone to act like a supporter of the opposition, and then do outrageous things to make it look like the opposition supports them, but I’ve come to the conclusion that they’re just a bunch of hateful nuts. Their rantings aren’t even coherent.
Fantastic job!
From what I have heard, they have made a lot of money suing whenever their "free speech" rights are "violated". That is why nearly every community they go to allows them to get away with their mission to disrupt funerals, attack homosexuals, protest our fallen soldiers, etc. The local governments are always afraid of being sued.
LOL
BTW they plan on attending/protesting at Heath Ledger’s funeral too.
Ya gotta listen to Shirley Phelps Roper on Way of the Master Radio 1st hour, Jan 29th. What a beastly woman.
West Broodofvipers Baptist church.
I missed this report when you posted it, mad_as_he$$. Thank you for being there and thanks for posting the report. And thank you to everyone who participated!
Taps is the saddest song I’ve ever heard. Whenever it’s played at a funeral, it tears me up.
Everyone we don’t even refer to them by their name. In PGR terminology they are referred to as “UGs” or “uninvited guests”.
No sense is giving those idiots any more name recognition. They aren’t worthy of any more attention than that.
Good point!!!
Many of the UGs are attorneys. Their con game under the guise of a church is to get some town to deny them their 1st Amendment Rights and they turn around and sue the city, town or whoever.
I will defend anyone’s constitutional rights as far as free speech is concerned but there comes a line on human dignity that you just don’t cross. When a family is saying goodbye to a “loved one” is one of those lines and the fact that someone paid the ultimate price in defense of those rights makes it many times as bad IMO.
We turn our backs on them and shield the family from seeing the puke as much as possible. They are totally unworthy of any attention and have become a non-factor.
It is about the kids over there fighting, the fallen, the families of the fallen, the wounded and the veterans and the rest of us don’t matter except to show support.
God Bless Our Troops.
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