Thursday, June 28, 2012
Response to Comment on Y! Story About "The Bath Salts Cannibal"
There's no such thing as "just plain crazy."...Psychotic behavior and
thought are caused by chemical imbalances, and alternatively, by
ignorant cultural practices. We need to have all non-U.S. citizens
deported, and discontinue any and all immigration practices. Then buy
Mexico, and tell China if they ever want to see a lick of their money
again, they have to adopt the U.S. Constitution so their people can be
free. Boot Obama from the White House (preferably FIRST), and get our
country to the state the founding fathers intended it to be. Put
Congress on a permanent vacation so they will stop regulating
everything. To return to my previous point, letting d-bags into this
country has never done us any good (except for Albert Einstein; he was
actually QUITE a d-bag).
Monday, June 11, 2012
A Note to Raydene Salinas, Pedicure-Phobic
There's nothing so special about Michelle Obama that makes her worthy of seeing someone's pedicured feet, but should you ever meet her, make sure you get a professional brow-waxing so she can feel absolutely foolish over her own over-plucked, I'm-permanently-surprised, brow-job. How on earth can anyone expect to be taken seriously with a look like hers? Michelle Obama needs professional help! lmao. No -- really!
Monday, June 4, 2012
Oh, Jason Alexander -- Why Did You Cave?
I wrote a message on a yahoo story, but it will no doubt be deleted, if it has not been already. Here it is, in all it's First Amendment glory:
There's nothing wrong with using the word 'gay' to criticize someone or something. Being a child of the '80s, I can assure you there are many meanings of the word 'gay.' And I'd like to scourge the members of GLAAD's skin with faggots. Or maybe burn their their hands or feet with some fag butts. To demand that people apologize for using their freedom of speech is absolutely gay-tarded. That's right, you heard it from me, first.
The above is absolutely not hate-speech. If I were to claim to hate people for being gay, that would, maybe, be hate-speech. I make no references to hating anybody above. Anyway, I see no problem with people hating others based on the others' decisions, and being gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, or queer, are absolutely choices, decisions made every moment of every day, just as being straight is a choice that 96% of people make every moment of every day. People hate me for my religious convictions... People call me a "breeder" for being straight...They may well hate me for being a Christian or for being straight. That's their problem. They're the ones cankering their souls with all that hatred. Not my problem. Besides, hate is not the opposite of love; apathy is. If someone wants to blow me up, that sounds like that person feels a lot of passion toward me. What absolute fools such people are. It's the "COEXIST" bumper sticker and NO H8 idiots that are truly indifferent. They're the kind of jerkholes that don't particularly care if they spread their STDs to everybody they meet at their pervert parties...Undoubtedly, from the same camp of those who leave their dirty condoms in parking lots, etc., open, of course. But even if they were to knot them, there's still at least one person's slimy juices, or fecal matter and blood, all over the outside thereof. I don't hate people for being gay, etc. However, I might hate them for their expecting to have special rights because of their sexuality. And I might hate certain politicians, for promoting and creating special laws to give them privileges they don't deserve.
There's nothing wrong with using the word 'gay' to criticize someone or something. Being a child of the '80s, I can assure you there are many meanings of the word 'gay.' And I'd like to scourge the members of GLAAD's skin with faggots. Or maybe burn their their hands or feet with some fag butts. To demand that people apologize for using their freedom of speech is absolutely gay-tarded. That's right, you heard it from me, first.
The above is absolutely not hate-speech. If I were to claim to hate people for being gay, that would, maybe, be hate-speech. I make no references to hating anybody above. Anyway, I see no problem with people hating others based on the others' decisions, and being gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, or queer, are absolutely choices, decisions made every moment of every day, just as being straight is a choice that 96% of people make every moment of every day. People hate me for my religious convictions... People call me a "breeder" for being straight...They may well hate me for being a Christian or for being straight. That's their problem. They're the ones cankering their souls with all that hatred. Not my problem. Besides, hate is not the opposite of love; apathy is. If someone wants to blow me up, that sounds like that person feels a lot of passion toward me. What absolute fools such people are. It's the "COEXIST" bumper sticker and NO H8 idiots that are truly indifferent. They're the kind of jerkholes that don't particularly care if they spread their STDs to everybody they meet at their pervert parties...Undoubtedly, from the same camp of those who leave their dirty condoms in parking lots, etc., open, of course. But even if they were to knot them, there's still at least one person's slimy juices, or fecal matter and blood, all over the outside thereof. I don't hate people for being gay, etc. However, I might hate them for their expecting to have special rights because of their sexuality. And I might hate certain politicians, for promoting and creating special laws to give them privileges they don't deserve.
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