Comments on: Sideblog:I wish that I could say this foulness surprised me.

By: Mrs. Flinger

Mrs. Flinger — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 20:41:45 +0000

I heard about this on a radio show. I heard her talking. I was appalled. In a very “this is not funny” kind of a way. AT ALL.

This is why I no longer associate with ANY religion of any kind. I believe in kindness and in people and I’d like to think that is enough.

By: AMomTwoBoys

AMomTwoBoys — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 15:48:00 +0000

I may have just submitted an incomplete comment…sorry, it’s early. What I was saying is this:

I, too, wrote a similar post a few weeks ago following Heath Ledger’s death. Not being religious or a believer, I posed the thought that hopefully, the God that people believe in would value decent, kind and good (how basic is that?) human beings (such as Gordon Hinckley or Heath Ledger, who by all accounts was a good friend and amazing father) over someone like Fred Phelps who’s main objective in life is to spread hate and intolerance.

It makes me sick too. So, I’m going to move and and re-read your post about Journey, Air Supply & ABBA. I feel better already.

By: Doug

Doug — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 05:45:50 +0000

The WBC are just SUCH nice people!

They also issued a press release about Heath Ledger’s death too, condemning him to a life of damnation because he played gay onxe. His 2-year-old daughter must be so ashamed.

LL, if it makes you feel any better, Phelps saves his real venom for us fags.

I honestly don’t know what to think about the WBC anymore. They make absolutely no sense. I mean, even the KKK has a specified target of their hatred (wrong indeed), but the WBC’s target seems to be humanity in general. Is there anything they haven’t protested?