The Living Argument Against Inbreeding

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS I’ve been reading about that wacko church for years now. They are the most hateful bunch of inbred trash.

@Zac,inbred trash indeed, Westboro’s favourite victims are the friends and families of “dead fags” (their hateful words, not mine), but it looks like they’re upping their game, as they sink to a whole new low, sick and twisted attention whores that they are.

They tried to protest Matthew Shepphard’s funeral, they planned to protest Heath Ledger’s funeral. The anti-gay propaganda is almost funny though – “37% of children are molested by ‘FAGS'”. Apparently, most inbreds ain’t so good at math.

Religious fanaticism is an addiction, just like food or drugs or cigarettes or booze or gambling… it fills a void and offers addicts some relief from their own demons. Like any addiction, it causes bad, bad behavior, and quite frequently, leads to terrible lapses in judgement and even outright insanity.Sad, stupid, lazy people. Get a fucking grip.God?

God, you’re slipping. Last few posts have failed to remind us that you are watching…We have short memories; you gotta keep us on our toes.

i just hope, that when one of THEM dies, hundreds of thousands of people who have been offended by their idiotic displays of fanaticism will flock to protest their funeral, and claim that they are the fags and being punished.but then again, that would not portray us, the outraged, as being better than them.ill just put them in the same pile as an infant, who throws hissy fits for next to no reason whatsoever.

I just heard on the radio that they believe it’s not just God’s judgment on Tim McLean, but also on all of Canada. It’s our permissive way of life (letting the queers get married and such) that has brought on the wrath of the Lord.Repent! Repent! It’s the end of the world!

Nothing a shotgun to the face can’t fix.

i know this thread is mainly about those hateful westboro religious whackos, whose primary claim to fame is (up)staging obscene protests at funerals (of all things!), but i’d like to say something about PETA, and their incredibly stupid idea to draw attention to the cause of animal abuse, by exploiting the Tim McLean tragedy.—i’d like to point out, in fairness to PETA, they have been a strong voice against the horrific abuse & suffering inflicted upon animals every second of every day, on a scale so MASSIVE it’s incomprehensible, particularly in north american slaughter houses.if you’ve ever witnessed how (industrially farmed) animals are actually slaughtered, the actual (terrifying) process involved, you’d never look at a piece of meat in the same way again (unless you’re a sociopath without a conscience). but that’s kinda the point isn’t it, very few of us actually THINK (or CARE) about anything anymore, nevermind where our food actually comes from, how it was raised, and least of all, how it was brutally slaughtered. out of sight, out of mind, easy & convenient, don’t think, don’t care.PETA’s job IS to be provocative and make people THINK about our unspeakable cruelty against animals, and for that, they get my support.—HOWEVER, in the case of Tim McLean (may he be at peace), who was also brutally slaughtered, a few insensitive boneheads at PETA (those responsible for that exploitive & offensive ad campaign) have most likely set-back PETA’s efforts by years, and no doubt, will lose many supporters because of the utter STUPIDITY of some of their members. i AM a PETA supporter, and MAY continue to be, but don’t think for one second that i support such mindless & heartless exploitation; that only puts PETA on the SAME level as those INSANE Westboro Baptists. and today, i am absolutely ASHAMED to be a PETA member.consider yourself on-notice PETA… if you want MY continued support (and money), then clean up your act, and FIRE those fucking idiots who organized the Tim McLean ad campaign!(btw, afaik, the PETA ad did not get published in the papers, thankfully)

That PETA ad just reveals how stupid and misguided they are. They should have run the ad just to let the rest of the world revel in PETA’s awesome cruelty. For a group that’s supposed to value the physical and emotional health of life, in all its forms, PETA doesn’t seem to care very much about the emotional anguish their sorry little campaigns do to those who loved Tim McLean and for all Canadians who are trying to make sense of this tragedy.Fuck PETA.

I doubt that Techy. Have you seen the ad archives on the PETA website? It’s full of distasteful ad campaigns that they proudly display because no sensible person would publish them. Shock and awe is all this organization is about. They suck. There are very few humans in the world who actually abuse animals for fun. They really don’t need to try so hard to tug on people’s heart strings make people aware of animal cruelty or get people to support anti-cruelty initiatives. If they weren’t such extremists they would probably find they have a whole lot more support in the world and might actually be more effective at lobbying the government and industry to make meaningful changes that benefit the physical and emotional health of animals. Instead their methods only work to attract other radicals to their cause, making the organization even more unpalatable by the majority of the population.

@lilaci’ve e-mailed PETA, demanding that they issue a sincere public apology to Tim McLean’s family & friends, and to the canadian people, for their mindless, insensitive, exploitive, shameful ad campaign. i’d like to encourage you to do the same, lilac.i don’t want to hear any lame excuses from PETA either, just a straight-up apology for their stupidity.

@Beav, that’s not a fair, nor accurate characterization of PETA at all

yeah jammie, but at times it becomes necessary to rattle people’s cages, just to make them sit up and pay attention to what’s actually happening under their very noses, and the unethical horrors being committed in their names. most people don’t know, and sadly, don’t care either.but, what PETA did recently (exploiting Tim McLean’s savage murder) went beyond insensitivity and poor taste, and for that they ought to be ashamed. as a PETA supporter, i’m ashamed and embarrassed by their recent actions.we all make stupid mistakes, so i hope that PETA does the right thing, by apologizing (and never pulling that stupid shit again).

Fair? My perspective isn’t unfair to them. I’m not influential enough to portray PETA as anything. I’m saying if their idea of a spokesperson is Playmate’s most featured cover girl, who can’t even research upcoming work to find out the show she’s starring on is heavily sponsored by KFC, and they still retain her as a representative, I pretty much have all the information I need right there.I never said I thought that was all PETA was about. I said that’s the main reason why I believe they’re whackjobs.

PEOPLE EAT TASTY ANIMALS

yes, techcafe, Pamela Anderson, and she’s not just any celebrity spokesmodel, she’s *the* face of PETA. It was criticized pretty highly, then blew over, like everything does… it was Big Brother and she said she didn’t know but then she issued a statement saying oh, well, it’s lucrative, and did it anyway. Not sure if PETA responded but if they didn’t catch wind, and I did? And I’m not even paying attention? They should be more aware of their biggest advocates being hypocritical and doing things just for money. But… relegating their organization to beer-commercial status for publicity, I don’t expect them to care what else she does, as long as they get to use her as their sexy symbol for meat and fur being murder and she gets to do whatever the fuck she wants anyway and everyone involved still gets more promotion from it, I’d say it’s working for both parties. Just isn’t doing it for me.

PETA and Greenpeace ARE extremists. Sure, you could say that their ‘manifestos’ were written with good intentions, but they’ve gotten so far removed from their origins, and their tactics are outrageous. What’s the difference between a group which says “it’s too bad that sealers died, but what they’re doing is wrong”, and a group which says “the killing of Tim McLean was an act of God”? Either way, they are people who are using a public tragedy as the soapbox on which to stand. Trying to cash in on something like that is just plain tacky.

PETA kills almost 90% of the animals they take and are suppose to adopt out. You can find that on their website.PETA targets children as young as 6 with disturbing ads.PETA gives money to know arsonists, bugalars and other criminals. They think these types of crimes (e.g. – arson) are ok because they support their cause.PETA takes a strong stance against animal testing and doesn’t want anyone using the byproducts of animal testing. Yet, one of its senior members is a diabetic who requires insulin…..Insulin that came as the result of animal testing on dogs! PETA says its ok for her to use it because, again, she supports their cause.Hypocrites and Extremists!

Yup, they all have the same mindset, just different words on their signs. I’m definitely pro-animal rights, but I think PETA has succeeded in aligning so many people en bloc against them, that they’ve done more to hurt their case. When you’re trying to help a cause, you really should refrain as much as possible from alienating the masses. It shouldn’t be your goal. It doesn’t work.