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About those "moderate" Muslims opposition to Cordoba House will alienate…

Oops!

The self-important tut-tutting of the Beinarts and the Simons and their legion of hamfisted parrots aside, most Americans simply do not believe that their opposition to the Ground Zero mosque has anything at all to do with religious intolerance. That is, they understand the difference between what you are legally permitted to do and what you should do — and they find lectures on tolerance from those who refuse to extend them the same courtesies more than a little presumptuous.

Too, as a constitutional law professor, Obama doesn’t believe that opposition to the mosque is an issue of religious intolerance — unless he really did spend his years at law school reading Alinsky instead of, say, the Constitution, or case law. Because while we do have freedom of religion and a right to worship in this country, we do not — as I tried to point out yesterday — have a legal right to plant our places of worship anyplace we wish. City officials and the applicable zoning boards have given the mosque the legal go ahead; and no one has seriously argued that building the mosque at ground zero should be made illegal, just as most opponents of the mosque have not spent time trying to block the building of other mosques in other places — a fact that gives lie to the suggestion that what is at work among the opposition to this project is a desire to oppress a particular religion.

However, the current debate — framed as Obama has framed it — does give global Islamists an important PR victory insofar as they can point to the American President lecturing voters on the need for religious freedom. 70% of American voters, the narrative will go, are in favor of oppressing Muslims — a further reason why Muslims worldwide need to distrust the US.

And so yes, Obama — having framed his remarks as he did, and having framed them before a large group of embassy bureaucrats (many from countries where religious freedom is an alien and ridiculous concept) — has elevated what was an issue of conscience into an issue that in some ways serves as a litmus test for those who presume to lead.

Once again, the way forward is to call the progressive left out on its cynical, disingenuous premises — to knock aside their strawman arguments in order to reveal the sneering anti-Americanism that defines the face of transnational liberal fascism. When they call for tolerance, ask where is their tolerance for your position or for your hurt; when they scream about reconciliation and moderate Muslim outreach, ask them why “moderate” Muslims would insist on going forward with a project that so clearly rubs at still-fresh national wounds; ask them how a call for a change in venue is an attempt to institute religious oppression — why the venue, as opposed to the right to worship freely, seems to matter most to those making accusations of religious intolerance.

Even those Americans whose density led to the election of a tinpot tyrant are beginning to understand that something has gone horribly, horribly wrong. Remind them why and how.

This is a clarifying moment. Time to define yourselves.

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(thanks to RightScoop for the audio)

272 Replies to “About those "moderate" Muslims opposition to Cordoba House will alienate…”

  1. Jeff G. says:

    And hurry up with the clarifying. My Alexa ranking continues to drop like a stone, so I don’t know how much longer I’ll find any of this worth it.

  2. sdferr says:

    It’s funny, they want Bush to do with this question what he took the trouble to do with the stem cell issue? Ha.

  3. happyfeet says:

    I thought your point yesterday was the mostest compellingest one…

    This is a little island what so esteems freedom that they won’t permit a wal-mart to be built.

  4. JHo says:

    …most Americans simply do not believe that their opposition to the Ground Zero mosque has anything at all to do with religious intolerance. That is, they understand the difference between what you are legally permitted to do and what you should do — and they find lectures on tolerance from those who refuse to extend them the same courtesies more than a little presumptuous.

    Such trenchant succinctness to buttonhole and isolate the running, unaware lie of pop progressivism.

    Insert trolling here:

  5. JHo says:

    So, do we miss McChimpy now?

  6. Matty O says:

    Well said Jeff. It’s the location of the mosque, not the mosque itself that is objectionable. Why do the mohamadeans want it there? Who is paying their bills?

  7. happyfeet says:

    Max says:
    Monday, February 23, 2009, 6:20:00 AM
    “That is SHAMEFUL. In Union Square of all places!!

    @Alex: they’ve tried to get into the city before but community boards have quite a lot of power with various Licensing boards that govern business in the city and everyone has fought off each attempt by Wal-Mart to jump in. The last I heard attempted was a store in the South Bronx and they fought it off.

    ***

    Wal-Mart trash says:
    Monday, February 23, 2009, 7:18:40 AM
    “My new year’s resolution was to limit the amount of stuff I buy that was made by slave labor (I know that sounds pretentious, but there’s really no better way to put it.) so I really have no reason to go to a Wal-Mart.

    When I absolutely have to buy some junk, I go to Target or K-Mart. At least they’re classier. Wal-Marts are trashy.

    ***

    Ish [http://thecahokian.blogspot.com/] says:
    Monday, February 23, 2009, 7:46:00 AM
    “If Walmart comes to town, more Mom&Pop an PoP&Pop stores will suffer and close.

    ***

    *

  8. bh says:

    To point this out from the start, TD above is William Yelverton of MTSU, known plagiarist.

  9. ghost707 says:

    So they want President Bush to weigh in now. The same fucking people who thought making a movie assassinating President Bush was a cool and trendy thing to do. They lied and abused President Bush 24/7 for almost 8 years straight.

    God damn all you fucking “progressive” liberals to hell.

  10. DarthRove says:

    Can’t see youtube where I am, but it looks like that vid has been up for 15 days and had all of 93 views!

    Whatever it is, TD smells like willie the racist hilljack

  11. […] Jeff says it better than I. Of course. Once again, the way forward is to call the progressive left out on its cynical, disingenuous premises — to knock aside their strawman arguments in order to reveal the sneering anti-Americanism that defines the face of transnational liberal fascism. When they call for tolerance, ask where is their tolerance for your position or for your hurt; when they scream about reconciliation and moderate Muslim outreach, ask them why “moderate” Muslims would insist on going forward with a project that so clearly rubs at still-fresh national wounds; ask them how a call for a change in venue is an attempt to institute religious oppression — why the venue, as opposed to the right to worship freely, seems to matter most to those making accusations of religious intolerance. […]

  12. ghost707 says:

    Sorry about taking the Lord’s name in vain there.

    I am just so fucking pissed at these bastards right now. Fucking steam coming out of my ears.

  13. Carin says:

    They will continue to reframe our argument until the issue is over. That is their strategy.

  14. Carin says:

    Oh, my. How did that happen? I don’t even know how to do pingbacks. If I “did” the quote wouldn’t have been so long.

  15. Carin says:

    I’m not watching that TD. You got a point?

  16. Alec Leamas says:

    I think it’s getting to the point that for anything you do, they’re going to impose pre-selected motives upon you – so why not just be anti-Muslim? What the fuck is the difference anymore? Why bother with the introspection, scruples, and application of neutral principles even when it yields an unfavorable result? What is to be gained by actually being fair and principled and having the “correct” thoughts when the 30% and the Media is going to smear you and finger-wag anyway? They’ve got a Jesus allergy that is beginning to carry the weight of law – why not a symmetrical, political response?

  17. happyfeet says:

    we should hear from Mr. BJ soon yes?

  18. DarthRove says:

    93 views = teh dextrosphere is awash in hatreds and raaaaacisms!!!

  19. JHo says:

    Sorry about taking the Lord’s name in vain there.

    Goddammit isn’t taking the Lord’s name in vain. Taking the Lord’s name in vain is, say, a politician citing Teh Word when they meant to leverage their way into some votes. Should that ever happen.

  20. TD says:

    I was not commenting on, and I refuse to comment on, the wisdom of the decision to locate two strip clubs, a Burger King, a lesbian bar, and vendors selling cheap China-made 9/11 momentos in that location.

    Hallowed ground.

  21. happyfeet says:

    there’s a Burger King in Chinatown already they have Hershey’s Sundae pie there it’s not too bad really but it’s even better if you share it with a friend

  22. sdferr says:

    “…they’re going to impose pre-selected motives upon you…”

    To the extent that this is so (and I do think that it is in some measure) it may offer a tactical advantage at times, since their refusal to examine us, their chosen adversaries, means they won’t know from moment to moment what we are actually thinking, feeling, planning, executing. There are, however, limits to their ignorance, much of it being merely feigned, so we shouldn’t get cocky.

  23. ghost707 says:

    Jho,
    Even before I clicked on your link – I knew what it was. Watching Nancy Mussolini talk about the “word” was just painful.
    The bitch wouldn’t know what a bible looked like even if someone cracked her over the head with one.

  24. Alec Leamas says:

    I was not commenting on, and I refuse to comment on, the wisdom of the decision to locate two strip clubs, a Burger King, a lesbian bar, and vendors selling cheap China-made 9/11 momentos in that location.

    We’ll call you after the first large-scale stipper-lesbian attack resulting in the deaths of thousands of innocents. Or, maybe not – something tells me I’d be otherwise occupied.

  25. JHo says:

    I don’t know, you give a couple lesbians a couple hijacked airliners and suddenly the whole neighborhood’s gone.

  26. DarthRove says:

    The next time a pole-dancing dyke* dressed as Henry VIII takes down Sears Tower with a barrage of snowglobes, TD, I promise I’ll campaign against setting up any of those things in the vicinity.

    *obligatory “nttawwt”

  27. Alec Leamas says:

    I don’t know, you give a couple lesbians a couple hijacked airliners and suddenly the whole neighborhood’s gone.

    “We’re going down” might be a confusing concept, yes.

  28. Carin says:

    You know, that Burger “King” guy gives me the creeps.

  29. Carin says:

    It’s kinda fun … these trolls with their meme du jour.

  30. DarthRove says:

    You know, that Burger “King” guy gives me the creeps.

    That’s because you’re intolerant, didn’t you know? It says so in the Constitution. Commerce clause, or summat.

  31. JHo says:

    Maybe it’s the pork Whoppers, Darth?

  32. alppuccino says:

    Now, after greeting the 150 returning soldiers in Texas, George W embarks on step two of his Class Offensive. As it is not for him to ‘weigh in’, now Obama will pre-emptively re-weigh in, and end up looking like the guy who said, “you know those little things on the end of the string that you pull to turn the light on? That was my idea. I just never got around to getting a patent. But I invented it.”

  33. ghost707 says:

    Constitution? Nancy and Barry burned that thing as soon as Barry mobbed his way into the White House. They had a little ceremony right there in the Oval office.
    Unlucky for them, all us bitter clingers have copies of it.

    Implosion: it’s what’s for dinner democrats

  34. TD says:

    In memory of Mohammad Salman Hamdani

  35. DarthRove says:

    I take it willie the racist hilljack is in favor of a synagogue in Mecca.

    In memory of Daniel Pearl.

  36. DarthRove says:

    Of course, it’s illegal to build a synagogue in Mecca. Or practice Judaism. Or Christianity. Or Buddhism. Or atheism.

    But you can practice your skin flute playing, willie. You just get stoned for it, and not the good kind.

  37. scooter says:

    The Towers were not taken down by Burger King or cheap trinkets. Surely the opposition to a mosque so close to Ground Zero is not really that difficult to understand? Please tell me you’re not responsible for educating other people.

  38. Carin says:

    Honestly … we need outreach in the Middle East. I say we put up a church or a synagogue Community Center with a “Prayer space” (that has pews versus rugs) to help them learn tolerance toward us.

  39. scooter says:

    C’mon, Carin, they’re not expected to live up to our standards. How else do we justify feeling superior and behaving in a patronizing manner? If you oppose cutting off a woman’s nose you’re pretty much just a cultural imperialist.

  40. Carin says:

    The Kathleen Parker method of teaching the muslims to be tolerant will have us in burkas before there is a church in Mecca.

  41. JD says:

    Would a “moderate” muslim really want to build something like this, knowingly pissing off a huge majority of Americans?

    William Yelverton, plagiarist extraordinaire seems intent on proving beyond the shadow of a doubt that he is the dummerest skin flute player on the planet. So far, his only competition is amongst his multiple gender bending personalities.

  42. JHo says:

    That’s kinda weapons-grade, isn’t it JD? Blinded by his own paltry science.

  43. sdferr says:

    This is a clarifying moment. Time to define yourselves.

    Would it be better (as opposed to pounding on Willie, say, or Obama) to return to the questions raised by “Now What?“, since the change in power is coming or “Who’s the Radical?“, since this goes to self-definition as such.

    It seems to me that we remain in an essentially passive position with regard to the choice of our representatives, allowing them to choose themselves and only then making our “choice”, which proves to be little if any choice at all. Working our way through the idea of choosing from the bottom up, by what criteria, with what characteristics in mind to what purpose, all prior to the moment of choosing, seems something closer to what the founders had in mind by their sense of “self-government”. But maybe not.

  44. TD says:

    There was a time when the KKK marched against building a Catholic church in my town.

    Fear and ignorance rears its ugly head yet again.

    “All you need to now about Muslims we learned on 9/11.”

    “All we need to know about right wing Christians we learned from Timothy McVeigh. “

  45. Carin says:

    I was just lurking around the Cordoba initiative website. They have a blog, and their top piece is about Abu Zubaydah. Poor, Abu Zubaydah. Never anything more than a minor logistics guy for Al Qaeda. And, because of those mean meanies …

    Partly as a result of injuries he suffered while he was fighting the communists in Afghanistan, partly as a result of how those injuries were exacerbated by the CIA and partly as a result of his extended isolation, Abu Zubaydah’s mental grasp is slipping away.

    Sure, this “travel agent” gave us information leading to the capture of Ramzi bin al Shibh and eventually KSM. Sure, information gathered from this “not al Queda” low-level worker who happened to arrange the meeting of Padilla with KSM.

    But the guy has BLINDING headaches now. And Cordoba is defending HIM and building bridges.

  46. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Who are these moderate muslims I keep hearing about, and where do I find them? Are they anything like the exciting single ladies waiting for me to call that I see advertised on late night tv?

  47. Carin says:

    “All you need to now about Muslims we learned on 9/11.”

    “All we need to know about right wing Christians we learned from Timothy McVeigh. “

    God, you’re stupid.

  48. Carin says:

    There was an actual moderate muslim on Mark Levin’s show last night.

  49. dicentra says:

    Sorry about taking the Lord’s name in vain there.

    You took your covenants with God lightly?

    You wore a yarmulke into a XXX theater? What?

  50. Mob says:

    Leftist Principles Lesson 1: Compare and Contrast First Amendment Violations

    Dr. Laura vs Ground Zero Mosque

    Extra Credit: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/18/nancy-pelosi-calls-for-pr_n_686049.html#comments

  51. dicentra says:

    Commerce clause, or summat.

    “Good and Plenty” clause, actually. It covers everything.

  52. dicentra says:

    There was an actual moderate muslim on Mark Levin’s show last night.

    Also known as the video at the top of this very post. :D

  53. happyfeet says:

    Paterson said today the group is apparently committed to building in the proposed site. “I think they would like to stay where they are, and I certainly respect that and I certainly respect them,” Paterson said.*

  54. Carin says:

    Oh, I don’t do videos. Don’t have the bandwidth, sorry.

    I was just answering Ernst’s question. I should have realized from the video’s title that’s what it was.

  55. DarthRove says:

    Willie the racist skinflute playing hilljack has no problems building a museum of nuclear weaponry in Hiroshima.

    BECAUSE OF TEH TOLERANT BRIDGE-BUILDING!!!!11!!

  56. Carin says:

    I mostly just read teh Jeff words.

  57. Carin says:

    He was really good. I heard it while waiting for my son to finish up football.

  58. sdferr says:

    “…I certainly respect that and I certainly respect them…”

    Are nihilists surprised when they are annihilated?

  59. dicentra says:

    “All we need to know about right-wing Christians we learned from Timothy McVeigh.”

    Well, you got us on that one. We can’t deny the fact that McVeigh had a Bible clutched in one hand and a crucifix in the other when he parked that yellow van, shouting “Christ Is Lord!” and reciting verses from 1 Thessalonians during the detonation.

    And we can’t ignore the tens of millions of McVeigh followers who hail him as a martyr for the cause, all those people who mobbed the courthouse during his trial, demanding that he be released for “having the courage to do the right thing.”

    The Tea Parties carry placards with his visage emblazoned upon it, hoping against hope that the movement to build a McVeigh memorial on the site of the Murrah building, amid all those chairs, will finally be built. Donations continue to pour in from all corners.

    If Yelverton gets us dead to rights, we ought to own up, folks. It’s only fair.

  60. Ernst Schreiber says:

    [W]e need outreach in the Middle East.

    As I recall, Ann Coulter had some very specific ideas on how to go about doing that.

  61. happyfeet says:

    Is there anyone the right doesn’t hate?

    Commentary: Fear mongering never went out of style in politics*

  62. dicentra says:

    It’s really interesting how Yelverton, who complains incessantly about the redneck knuckle-dragging Bible-thumpers he’s forced (FORCED!) to live among, and yet he is siding with people who are WORSE on every count than the Christians he so freely hates.

    Fanaticism? Worse.
    Treatment of women? Worse.
    H8red of Teh Ghey? Worse.
    Theocratic desires? Worse.
    Demands that everyone live by THEIR book? Worse.
    Intolerance of non-believers? Worse.
    Sexual repression? Worse.

    Whatever complaints the Left has against Bible-thumping Christers, the Muslims score WORSE, but because they’re exotic foreigners, and because siding with them provides an irresistable opportunity for moral preening, that’s where the Left stands.

    Were it not for double standards, Yelvie, you’d have no standards at all.

  63. sdferr says:

    Someone actually wrote this sentence in the article hf linked:

    Meanwhile, a majority of New Yorkers remain opposed to ground zero and the issue will be a factor for many voters this fall, according to a statewide poll released Wednesday.

    That’s it, isn’t it? A majority is simply opposed to ground zero. One can’t help but wonder, where do they stand on coffee grounds?

  64. dicentra says:

    Are nihilists surprised when they are annihilated?

    wOOt!

    Is there anyone the right doesn’t hate?

    You, feets. You’re too cute and cuddly to hate.

  65. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Are nihilists surprised when they are annihilated?

    Only by the intensity of the orgasm.

  66. ak4mc says:

    My Alexa ranking continues to drop like a stone, so I don’t know how much longer I’ll find any of this worth it.

    What, you’re only willing to do things that are “worth it?” It’s people like you that are ruining the Recovery Summit by refusing to hire people just because you can’t afford it.

    UN-AMERICAN!

  67. happyfeet says:

    cuddly like a little pikachu

  68. ak4mc says:

    Recovery Summit

    Should have been “Recovery Summer.”

    Spell-check approved that but it flags anything with Obama’s name.

  69. TD says:

    Fascism. What do fascists do? Fascists seek to organize a nation according to corporatist perspectives, values, and systems, including the political system and the economy. Fascists reject and resist the autonomy of cultural or ethnic groups who are not considered part of the fascists’ nation and who refuse to assimilate. Fascist governments do not offer freedom of religion, they decide who and where comunity centers and places of worship can be built.

  70. Carin says:

    Ba haaa haaa haaa.

    So, now our opposition is Fascist?

    that is a hoot.

  71. B Moe says:

    What do fascists do? Fascists seek to organize a nation according to corporatist perspectives, values, and systems, including the political system and the economy.

    You got that part right.

  72. JHo says:

    Nice play on words, Carin.

  73. DarthRove says:

    Willie the fucking douchebag plagiarist, if you’re going to quote wiki, at least link or credit wiki.

  74. JHo says:

    Nice play on words, B Moe.

  75. Alec Leamas says:

    All we need to know about right wing Christians we learned from Timothy McVeigh.

    In a recorded interview with Time magazine[80] McVeigh professed his belief in “a god”, although he said he had “sort of lost touch with” Catholicism and “I never really picked it up, however I do maintain core beliefs.” Throughout his childhood, he and his father were Roman Catholic and regularly attended daily Mass at Good Shepherd Church in Pendleton, New York. The Guardian reported that McVeigh wrote a letter to them claiming to be an agnostic and that he did not believe in a hell.[81][82] McVeigh once said that he believed the universe was guided by natural law, energized by some universal higher power that showed each person right from wrong if they paid attention to what was going on inside them. He had also said, “Science is my religion.”[83]

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_McVeigh

  76. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Fascists reject and resist the autonomy of cultural or ethnic groups who are not considered part of the fascists’ nation and who refuse to assimilate.

    You mean like how Western Culture is the only non-culture in multi-culturalism?

  77. Carin says:

    I mean, the government is (overwhelmingly) for something, “we” are against it … so us little people with no power are the fascists. I’m gonna have to take a minute to let this soak in.

  78. cranky-d says:

    Willie, you are so frelling stupid it’s surprising you don’t forget to breathe.

  79. JHo says:

    “Science is my religion.”

    Nishi wept.

  80. Ernst Schreiber says:

    William Yelverton. Political Scientist, Sociologist, Expert on Terrorism, Constitutional Scholar and Guitar coach. How does he find the time?

    JD?

  81. B Moe says:

    Rex Nutting is one of the most appropriately named fellows I have encountered.

  82. Carin says:

    TD, I thought you were going to expound on how those of us voicing our opinions, disconnected from power and/or government, are fascist?

    I eagerly await.

  83. JD says:

    William Yelverton – when all 5’3″ of you stands up, do you drool? When you plagiarize, which you do as a matter of practice, does it give you a special feeling in your naughty place?

  84. happyfeet says:

    at some point I have to go home cause I left the wurtles out and it’s supposed to get to be 100 degrees and that’s kinda toasty for wurtles

  85. TD says:

    FYI…. Ted Olsen, lawyer for Bush in Bush v. Gore, whose wife was killed on a hijacked plane on 9/11, supports religious freedom, the Constitution, and the rights to build the proposed Mosque in NYC.

  86. JD says:

    Ernst – you forgot midget, veggie pie-ay-yah chef, and sprinter in the handicapable games.

  87. Alec Leamas says:

    FYI…. Ted Olsen, lawyer for Bush in Bush v. Gore, whose wife was killed on a hijacked plane on 9/11, supports religious freedom, the Constitution, and the rights to build the proposed Mosque in NYC.

    He’s not exactly been batting a thousand lately, no.

  88. B Moe says:

    But now you have a map to see how wrong you are, okay? Now: Fuck you. Fuck you and shut up, you assholes. Shut up and leave New York alone.

    Wow. If that is your idea of promoting tolerance I can see why you love you some muzzies, willie.

  89. sdferr says:

    Dwelling on the meaning of Timothy McVeigh is not fear mongering. Dwelling on the meaning of Mohammed Atta is fear mongering. Got it now, fascists?

  90. JHo says:

    Then feel entirely free to interview the man, WY.

  91. Alec Leamas says:

    But now you have a map to see how wrong you are, okay? Now: Fuck you. Fuck you and shut up, you assholes. Shut up and leave New York alone.

    He says from Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

    http://www.siena.edu/uploadedfiles/home/parents_and_community/community_page/sri/sny_poll/10%20August%20SNY%20Poll%20Release%20–%20FINAL.pdf

  92. JHo says:

    Former Bush administration solicitor general Theodore Olson is part of a team that has filed suit in federal court in California seeking to overturn Proposition 8 and re-establish the right of same-sex couples to marry.

    The suit argues that the state’s marriage ban, upheld Tuesday by the California Supreme Court, violates the federal constitutional right for same-sex couples to marry.

    Well then.

  93. JD says:

    I lurv it when william yelverton, midget plagiarist, tries to claim some moral high ground and argue from moral AUTHORITAH !!! Respect his title, people. He knows shit you don’t. Actually, he knows shit. This sure does have him worked up. He hates Christians and loves Muslims, yet demands tolerance of his asshattery.

  94. B Moe says:

    So if this attrocity gets built, and some 9/11 survivor who disagrees with Ted Olson blows it all to hell, you think we will hear anything about chickens coming home to roost?

  95. sdferr says:

    “…you think we will hear anything about chickens coming home to roost?”

    Or, are nihilists surprised when they are annihilated?

  96. TD says:

    Frankly, if this were my blog, I’d be embarrassed to have regulars like JD who make ad hominem attacks their mission. It’s really pathetic and speaks poorly of your blogging community.

  97. dicentra says:

    Fascist governments do not offer freedom of religion, they decide who and where comunity centers and places of worship can be built.

    Unlike today’s zoning laws, which do not exist.

  98. JHo says:

    And it diminishes the reason of the reason too, WY. For shame!

  99. sdferr says:

    You, on the other hand Willie, do nothing but raise the tone all the way to moron. Which, kudos.

  100. B Moe says:

    Frankly, if this were your blog nobody would give a flying fuck.

  101. JHo says:

    See, WY, a couple comments and we’re already back to laughing hearty, ad hom style.

    And you wonder why I call me and these other schlubs intractable racists?

  102. cranky-d says:

    JD doesn’t give lying trolls their due. Bad JD! Bad!

  103. happyfeet says:

    utah has hobo spiders what get inside your house and eat you up

    here is a story about it

    here is a very very very disturbing picture of what it do on you

    this is not a benevolent universe what we are living in

  104. cranky-d says:

    Hey, I don’t give lying trolls their due either. Bad me! Bad!

  105. JHo says:

    See, that’s just piling on, cranky.

  106. sdferr says:

    The brown recluse has much the same effect. Nasty.

  107. Alec Leamas says:

    Frankly, if this were my blog, I’d be embarrassed to have regulars like JD who make ad hominem attacks their mission. It’s really pathetic and speaks poorly of your blogging community.

    I take that to be an admission that Yelverton is, indeed, 5’3.”

    Fuck you. Fuck you and shut up, you assholes. Shut up and leave New York alone.

    Now that’s commentary.

  108. dicentra says:

    Fascism. What do fascists do? Fascists seek to organize a nation according to corporatist perspectives, values, and systems, including the political system and the economy.

    Corporatism, coined by Mussolini, means that the corporations are nominally private but they must march to the beat the government plays or risk being taken over by the gubmint. It means that Big Biz, Big Labor, and Big Gubmint sit at the power table and dictate how the rest of us live.

    It’s different from socialism only in that Mussolini figured why take over a company and root out the people who know how to run it? He left the human infrastructure in place but on the condition that they do what he says.

    So result-wise, it’s essentially a Left-Wing thing.

  109. David R. Block says:

    The trolls are toting Nuclear Grade stupid today.

  110. DarthRove says:

    …who make ad hominem attacks…

    It’s not making ad hom attacks. It’s laughing at you and your faux-intellectual stupidity. It’s mockery and disdain, pure and simple.

    “I’m … laughing … at the … ‘superior intellect’,” to quote the real Captain Kickass, James T. Kirk.

  111. cranky-d says:

    By JD’s rule of trolls, this issue has some serious legs.

  112. sdferr says:

    I just heard some cocksucker on the radio saying to Obama in the backyard theater “Thank you for doing such a great job.” I guess cussing him to his face, stamping on his instep and punching him in the gut was right out with all the Secret Service there.

  113. dicentra says:

    However, the gubmint takeover of GM and the diktat that they build useless electric cars does NOT resemble fascism in the least. I just want to be clear and stuff.

    As for hobo spiders, they are the reason I always wear gloves when trimming back the Virginia Creeper. My dad got bit on the leg while mowing the lawn and it didn’t look that creepy but he did get a bit of necrosis.

  114. JD says:

    If this were your blog, William the plagiarist Yelverton, nobody would be fucking reading your drivel. Are 6 of the 7 posts on your frontpage still comment free? Have you decided when you will quit plagiarizing? How many names have you used to avoid being banned for serial dishonesty? Why do you call my facts ad hom? Why are you a nozzle of douche? Why do you think ad hom is worse than serial dishonesty and sockpuppetry? Inquiring scientific minds want to know.

  115. cranky-d says:

    The GM electric car had been in the works for a long time, di. I won’t argue that there wasn’t some kind of push to market, but it usually takes years to get a new model out.

  116. Alec Leamas says:

    By JD’s rule of trolls, this issue has some serious legs.

    “Pay no attention to the throbbing issue damaging to the Left behind the curtain! The Great Oz commands it!”

  117. happyfeet says:

    the recluse is in Texas… I had a horrific infestation one time and just got lucky they didn’t munch on me… it was when I was in college and they took over the storage unit I had put everything in and I was too poor to just say screw it so I had to sit and scrape eggs off everything and shake the little bastards out of everything

    the storage unit people were curiously nonchalant about the whole dealio

  118. JHo says:

    Problem is, WY, that JD was made for days like this. Battles, see: chosen wisely.

  119. sdferr says:

    Do the hobo spideys have those cute little bindles floating on a stick over their thoraxes?

  120. cranky-d says:

    Of course, that electric car was in response to government regulations that were in place before the takeover of GM>

  121. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Frankly, if this were my blog, I’d be embarrassed to have regulars like JD who make ad hominem attacks their mission. It’s really pathetic and speaks poorly of your blogging community.

    And yet, Roxanne, you can’t stop your attention whoring. Nobody’s making you wear the red dress, you know?

  122. george smiley says:

    You would think there might be some reference to Bedell, the Pentagon subway shooter, Stack, the Austin Federal Building’ kamikazi Scotsman ‘or Bishop, the Alabama faculty shooter, those seem to be the violent
    ones these days

  123. JHo says:

    speaks poorly of your blogging community.

    You mean “your blogging community speaks poorly”, actually. Whenever it comments under my moniker, anyway.

  124. Pablo says:

    There was a time when the KKK marched against building a Catholic church in my town.

    Nothing like that has ever happened in my town or in any nearby town. The closest we’ve gotten is a church that built a gym and wanted to open it to the public for profit. That doesn’t jive with their church zoning, and there was also a security question with the gym being in the same building as the church’s school. So, we hate Christians around here, undoubtedly. Aside from that, we’ve never really done bigotry. Ya racist hilljack fucker.

  125. Pablo says:

    And yet, Roxanne, you can’t stop your attention whoring. Nobody’s making you wear the red dress, you know?

    Willie don’t care if it’s wrong or if it’s right.

  126. cranky-d says:

    Here’s a video for you, Willie. Please take it to heart.

    Very NSFW.

  127. Alec Leamas says:

    There was a time when the KKK marched against building a Catholic church in my town.

    Nowadays, it would be Vagina Warriors marching against building a Catholic Church, but yeah, same idea.

  128. JD says:

    William Yelverton has proven, quite clearly, that he is not capable of being embarrassed. As for the ad hom, each and every word I use to describe you is demonstrably true. How does that fit in with your little whiny temper tantrum?

  129. scooter says:

    FYI…. Ted Olsen, lawyer for Bush in Bush v. Gore, whose wife was killed on a hijacked plane on 9/11, supports religious freedom, the Constitution, and the rights to build the proposed Mosque in NYC.

    On the other hand, Senator Harry Reid (D – Nevada) opposes it. Why don’t you write him a letter?

  130. Makewi says:

    What is willie’s blog called? I’m looking for a good paella recipe and pictures of cats.

  131. sdferr says:

    Nevermind the moderate Muslims, look instead for a moderate nihilist liberal:

    We are at the early stages of an important phenomenon. Liberals, unable to come to terms with the manifold failures of President Obama, are becoming increasingly alienated from our country and from its political system. The public overwhelmingly opposes them on everything — from building the mosque near Ground Zero to ObamaCare, from the effort to sue Arizona over its law for curbing illegal immigration to much else. In response, their rhetoric is becoming increasingly shrill. Scapegoats must be found — and they include Obama’s predecessor, the GOP, the Tea Party, our political culture, Congress, and the public itself.

  132. JD says:

    Awwwwwww … did we hurt poor widdle willie’s feelings?

    Makewi – I will not post a link to it but it is loosetncanon.blogspot. attach the appropriate prefix and suffix. You will find out how he does not stifle debate, a link to studies showing that conservatives are mentally stunted, and Roget’s Thesaurus “definitions” of liberal and conservative (a common meme of his). You can also find the pie-ay-yah and cat serenading pix at tnparadise.blogspot, again, prefix and suffix required.

    This was done by BJ, and never fails to make me smile …
    https://proteinwisdom.com/pub/?p=3383

  133. JD says:

    sdferr – That just makes you a hater.

  134. Makewi says:

    Thanks JD!

  135. Jeff G. says:

    I got $500 says I can make Willie stifle debate. Takers?

  136. JHo says:

    No capitalism, JG. Surely it stifles debate.

  137. DarthRove says:

    Jeff: I can’t swing five hundo, but I can send a few cigars your way if you can pull it off.

  138. cranky-d says:

    Jeff G., I think you can make Willie stifle debate quite handily, using only the facts, so that would be a sucker bet for me.

  139. JD says:

    Oh, I am sure that you could do so, Jeff G. It would be hysterical to watch. He already managed to get one long time blog that serr8d used to contribute to shut down, because of William Yelverton’s lying idiocy. And I have no doubt, I repeat no doubt, that Jeff G. can get William Yelverton to dance like a pig in a tutu.

  140. JD says:

    One of my favorite william yelverton-isms is when he claims to come armed with facts, he has facts, and you have nothing, nothing I tell you.

  141. happyfeet says:

    did big top cupcake man just suggest I might could put “gelatin” filling in my cupcake?

    not if it was the last possible filling I had lying about my trailer I don’t think

    wrong wrong wrong

  142. happyfeet says:

    laying aboot

  143. george smiley says:

    They are like replicators, or the bugs on Klendathu, they just infest every blogspace

  144. JD says:

    A new name. Great.

  145. JD says:

    Where, exactly, is anyone here advocating for a muslim-free zone, you lying fuck?

  146. happyfeet says:

    you don’t put mosques at ground zero and you don’t put gelatin in cupcakes

    end of discussion

  147. B Moe says:

    Obviously these aren’t worthy of equal opprobrium

    Obviously. Which makes the rest of your post nonsensical drivel. Obviously.

  148. Makewi says:

    It isn’t exactly rocket science, and I have to figure that folks like willie are missing the point on purpose in order to pretend that they hold some semblance of the high ground.

    The assholes at Phelps church of the sacred cock protest at military funerals. They have a constitutional right to free speech, so they are allowed to continue to do so. OTOH, a large majority of Americans would prefer that they did not. As it happens, while Americans in general are fine with places of worship, they just happen to feel that this mosque in this location is very much like the aforementioned church of how to have great gay sex performing their love of the man cock at a military funeral.

  149. Mikey NTH says:

    Comment by Jeff G. on 8/18 @ 1:09 pm #

    I got five if you can make the dingbat stifle.

  150. happyfeet says:

    hmmm. here’s Key Lime Cupcakes With Lime Jello Salad Frosting but they just use the jello as part of the frosting… still… frosting almost always makes tasty filling, no?

    perhaps there’s something to this idea

  151. sdferr says:

    Ah, that’s the Tick back for another go-round JD.

  152. Mr. W says:

    I am submitting a proposal to build a barbeque shack in Berkely, right next to the CPUSA.

    I’m going to call it ‘Orwell’s Organic Animal Farm’.

    My motto? “All animals are equal, but some are more tasty than others”

  153. Mr. W says:

    Let the tolerance deluge begin!

  154. sdferr says:

    You’re not suggesting you’re going to be roasting long-pig are you Mr. W?

  155. DarthRove says:

    Nice, Mr. W!

    On the other side you could open a medical marijuana shop. Call it “Pol’s Pot”.

  156. Ric Locke says:

    No, “dire” or whatever your name is. Like most leftoids, you have mistaken your mirror for a window.

    YOU and your fellows are the ones who, finding you don’t like something, move heaven, earth, legislatures, and judges to forbid it. If you want to make an area “GLBT(whatever) friendly”, that invariably means that Catholics, Mormons, etc. who don’t suck up to gays and the rest of the alphabet soup are in the soup — in jail, fined, or paying off a court judgement.

    We don’t roll that way. We believe in freedom, and one of the aspects of freedom is that if it exists there are going to be people who piss other people off — and, in fact, if there aren’t people who piss any randomly selected other person off, it is definitional evidence that you don’t have freedom. In particular, we don’t seek legal action against those who piss us off, unless it causes palpable harm — and “hurt feelings” are not “palpable harm” in our book. “He hurt my feelings, punish/fine/jail/shoot the bastard” is an assault, not a complaint eliciting sympathy.

    So watch your keyboarding. Any time you find your fingers forming a word that reduces to a legal sanction — including but not limited to “restrict”, “deny”, “xx free”, and similar — to characterize our position, you have created a damnable, palpable, bald-faced lie.

    Now, we do get hurt feelings. (That especially happens when people lie about, or to, us.) When we do we reserve the right to jeer, insult, and otherwise attempt to return the favor. What we don’t do is try to get the Sword of the State to cuddle us and make it all better, and bash the feelings-hurter. When you assume that we do, you aren’t looking at us, you’re looking in the mirror — that’s your position, and it’s a big reason we despise (not “hate” or “fear”) you. You aren’t in the least scary, and we don’t corrode our soles with hate, especially for a slimy scumbucket such as yourself, who expects as routine to be able to send goons to beat up on people who disagree with you because it hurts your feelings.

    Our position on the matter is clear, and has been from the beginning: the people behind this project are slimy, cynical, triumphalist scumbuckets whose intention is to hurt the feelings of people who have already been hurt — if they weren’t, they wouldn’t be behind the project, they’d be opposing it. We mean to do all we can in the realms of calumny and general jeering. But sending goons to enforce a “Muslim free zone”? Nah. That’s what you and your buddies do to anti-abortion protesters, which is a big part of the reason you’re a gang of slimy scumbuckets.

    Regards,
    Ric

  157. Ric Locke says:

    s/soles/souls/

    My kingdom for preview/edit… nah, not nearly enough.

    Regards,
    Ric

  158. happyfeet says:

    the muslims and the gays circled each other warily, each as frightened to make the first move as they were desirous that the other would… they circled and circled round and round until the moon was high in the sky and everyone else had gone home

    what happened then I cannot say

  159. happyfeet says:

    I’m pretty sure canned goods changed hands though

  160. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Obviously these aren’t worthy of equal opprobrium, but creating Jew free or Muslim free zones are about oppressing those particular religions.

    Which one do you suppose is more reproachable in the unestimable [stet!] opinion of William Yelverton, court jester to our would-be philosopher kings?

  161. Makewi says:

    what happened then I cannot say

    Had their been a fiddler, a barn, and a man with impeccable timing who is not afraid to utter the words “dose do”, the outcome might have been more certain.

  162. JHo says:

    What Ric said, meya. And you know it.

  163. Ric Locke says:

    …you know there’s a lawsuit trying to stop this thing, and people seeking government action against it, right?

    Be proud. You showed them the Way.

    Regards,
    Ric

  164. alppuccino says:

    And there are comments discussing violence and bombings etc… directed at this cultural center.

    You are such a fucking pussy. You need to buy a plane ticket to Pussistan and run for President of Pussistan you would win in a landslide. You’re such a pussy, they may already be writing you in for President of Pussistan.

    Here’s another comment about violence and bombings for you to enjoy you fucking pussy:

    If dire’s (or whatever it’s name is) sense of inner strength could be used to make an IED, children would ride their Big Wheel’s over it to get that ‘funny feeling’.

  165. steph says:

    dire
    liar
    pants on fire!

  166. alppuccino says:

    Shouldn’t you be douching?

  167. Ric Locke says:

    I don’t approve of legal action against the project, and wouldn’t initiate any such myself.

    But criticism of it coming from leftoids, whose default — in fact preferred — response to any criticism whatever is to send goons to beat up on the critics, moves me only to jeers.

    Regards,
    Ric

  168. Ernst Schreiber says:

    [Y]ou know there’s a lawsuit trying to stop this thing, and people seeking government action against it, right? [….] And there are comments discussing violence and bombings etc… directed at this cultural center.

    In polynymic polymath William Yelverton’s Land of Make Believe, civil suits are the same as the Nuremburg Laws, just as internet comments are the same as Kristallnacht. Because the wishing makes it so. first they came for the Communists, but I said nothing, for

  169. happyfeet says:

    is this a crisis what for not to waste?

  170. Ric Locke says:

    Soflee, Ernst. Successful litigation against the project would result in sending goons against it — the distinction is important in other contexts, but not here.

    Now excuse me for a while. I have to go buy horse feed before the store closes. The bin is empty, and the critters eat like, well…

    Regards,
    Ric

  171. JD says:

    This is not william the plagiarist yelverton, it is the 859th iteration of meya/RD/bdamn/pfar/inyoursoup?etal

    It is really cute that it pulled out the “it is not a mosque” meme that most of the Left discarded long ago.

  172. JD says:

    This troll does not know the difference between legislation by the government and a lawsuit brought by a private citizen? Stay out of traffic, fool.

  173. JHo says:

    All I can say to that is “Peaceful wingnuts, pls refudiate.” Thanks for the refudiate.

    How about some racist progg instead, meya? Please refudiate.

  174. Makewi says:

    Apparently there are going to be bus ads taking an anti mosque position as well. Does their depravity know no limits?

  175. Ernst Schreiber says:

    I prefer to refer to all trolls William Yelverton, polynymic polymath and plagiarist extraordinaire, because its so much fun to type. But thanks for the heads up, JD.

    Maybe RD/Meya I’ll refer to as the polynymic polymorphous receptacle of William Yelverton, polynymic polymath and plagiarist extraordinaire.

  176. LTC John says:

    The “cultural center” meme is still alive? Then why all the appeals to “freedom of religion”? A bit self-refuting, yes?

    I am fairly comfortable that I understand what this place is meant to be, but I had an early start on Islam – learning Ottoman history as an undergrad and grad student….then I really had to step it up, being sent to places inside the Dar al Islam. Learned some Arabic, read the Koran and got to know all sorts of Muslims – from the fairly devout to the ones that would say “mullahs…pfft!”

    It is a quite deliberate, in-your-face, place. It will use our legality to exist and our PC trends to deflect observation and questioning. It is not planned for any good mannered reason, not out of a desire to better NY, where adherents to the faith it claims to represent killed so many. It is deeply offensive to many, many people in NYC, NY State and the country as a whole. Is that hard to understand why? I wish our trolls would address that simple point.

  177. Jeff G. says:

    I don’t know who “we” is, but you know there’s a lawsuit trying to stop this thing, and people seeking government action against it, right?

    We are the millions of people among the 70% opposed to this who are using our voices and opinions to apply pressure to stop this thing — not asking the courts to do it for us.

    If you don’t know your audience, is it any wonder no one takes you seriously?

    Piss off.

  178. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – It’s going to be a tough couple of months for the Lefturds, seeing as to how 65% of New Yorkers, (you remember, the only people who really have a say in any of this), want the Moose-limbs to take their Mosque and shove it.

    – But it does give the Proggs the chance to prove once and for all time they discriminate against all denominations, unless you know, its a cult, then they’re all over it with pinnacles of angst and outrage and stuff.

    – In the mean time, the reality of it all is no Mosques triumph will be built anywhere near ground zero. Theres not a labor group in all of NY that would lay a single brick. None.

    – Of course the Left could always gather a group of dirty hippies to try to scab the construction.

    – Personally I’d love to see them try that.

  179. Joe says:

    Could it be Dr. Dean, DVM, realized that this Mosque business is not good medicine for the DNC and its stable of mules and donkeys.

  180. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – Maybe the Dems should change their party mascot from a Donkey to a short camel.

  181. Joe says:

    BBH, how about a goat that gets way too much attention.

  182. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – Somebody needs to photoshop that and plaster it all over the internet, with the slogan:

    ‘Teh Democrats – The part of spit!”

  183. Big Bang Hunter says:

    part = party

  184. Ric Locke says:

    Back again…

    I see Jeff’s done a little disinfecting.

    But yeah, I’d change the “I”s to “we”s in #168 and wait for denunciation. I wouldn’t expect much, tho.

    Regards,
    Ric

  185. Spiny Norman says:

    If you don’t know your audience, is it any wonder no one takes you seriously?

    For the vast majority of these idiot trolls, anyone not them is a cartoon caricature of a “freeper”.

    They’re arguing with vapor, and we’re here laughing at them. It clearly frustrates the hell out of them.

  186. letitbeme says:

    ” … ask them why “moderate” Muslims would insist on going forward with a project that so clearly rubs at still-fresh national wounds…”

    Bingeaux.

    I was not opposed to the building of a mosque near ground zero for about three sentences into the first thing I read about it, when the date of the dedication was stated. Even then, I gave them the benefit of the doubt — perhaps they were naive enough to think, initially, that this WOULD be accepted as a gesture of conciliation, in which case that the overwhelming offense would be so shocking, so embarrassing, that they would be compelled to change not only the dedication date, but the siting of the project altogether.

    The fact that they dug in their heels put every prior ostensible motivation to the lie, and legitimately gave rise to every conceivable speculation about what their real motivations were, and are. … that’s the whole controversy, from the “agin’ it” camp, full stop.

  187. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – They’re going to need to dump paint buckets full of koo;aide over themselves to put out this fire, and that’s not going to work either.

    Behold: <"Teh burning clowns"

  188. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – While all this is going on the NY Port authority has been caught in a public lie concerning the Greek Orthadox church that was destroyed at GZ on 9/11.

    – The Port people issued a statement saying they had made an offer to the church that was turned down, and the church countered today saying no such offer was ever made, or turned down. That they, the church, has never turned down any offer from the Port since no offer has ever been given to them. The church has been trying for years to get the needed permits to replace the Cathedral, built in 1914, without success.

    – Ok trolls. Lets see some loud cries of intolerance and bigotry here. Oh wait, its not about defending your favorite cult. Never mind.

  189. Spiny Norman says:

    BBH,

    Doesn’t the Port Authority want that property for a police/security headquarters, or some such thing?

  190. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – Charles Kraugthammer:

    “….Nancy Pelosi’s comment about looking into who is funding the opposition to the Mosque is either mean spirited attack politics or lunacy. Being the gentle soul I am I would give her the benefit of the doubt and go with lunacy.

    Does she thing that people who lost loved ones on 9/11 need to be payed to be insulted by this effort to build a monument to Islam and sharia law on the site of the slaughter of 3000 Americans. Is she totally mad?

    And what about me. Nobodies payed me a dime, and I’m against it. What am I, chopped liver?”

    – Pelosi just tryed to walk her craziness back a tad, saying she wanted to clarify that the people pushing the Mosque should also be investigated. Aparently she wants to investigate everybody in the country.

    – But really, suggesting that the surviving families of 9/11 are some how being payed to speak out against the Mosque in some shady, sinister political deal, is just stupid beyond belief. The Democrats are in total panic.

    – Howard Dean says he’s against it. So now the Clintonista’s also smell blood in the water. Hillery, this far, has remained silent.

  191. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – True Spiney, but why lie about it. I mean, they’re sitting there watching this perfect storm and then they do something like that. Something they must know will be open to public scrutiny in a heartbeat.

    – This seems more and more the season of political madness.

  192. B Moe says:

    Just checked out the post at Feministe. That whole place is batshit fucking nuts. Rambling thread that went from Catholics who disagree a little from official doctrine aren’t real Catholics but Moslems who disregard the whole fucking Koran are the only real Moslems spiraling down to Zu Zu just finally declaring that Catholicism is far more evil than Islam and always has been.

    I asked them how they would feel if Eric Rudolph’s congregation wanted to build a Christian Outreach and Adoption Center next to the abortion clinic he blew up.

    If it clears moderation you will probably hear the heads exploding for miles.

  193. Spiny Norman says:

    – Howard Dean says he’s against it. So now the Clintonista’s also smell blood in the water. Hillery, this far, has remained silent.

    And smiling quietly to herself at the chaos…

  194. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – Well at least they do things right in Peru.

  195. The Monster says:

    Pelosi just tryed to walk her craziness back a tad, saying she wanted to clarify that the people pushing the Mosque should also be investigated.

    Um… Isn’t investigating people with whose opinions you disagree called “McCarthyism” or something like that?

  196. bh says:

    OT: Old photo of Willie’s father discovered.

  197. sdferr says:

    Wonder whether that cat is thinking “Um, lunch.”?

  198. JD says:

    William is not a very nice host at his website. In fact, he is downright rude.

  199. JD says:

    That is precisely why I do not like midgets, bh

  200. Ernst Schreiber says:

    “….Nancy Pelosi’s comment about looking into who is funding the opposition to the Mosque is either mean spirited attack politics or lunacy. Being the gentle soul I am I would give her the benefit of the doubt and go with lunacy.

    Since I lack Dr. Krauthammer’s genteel gentility, I have no problem saying Granny Rictus McBotox’s comment is lunatic mean spirited attack politics.

    The botox only serves to hide the fact that she really does have bat shit crazy eyes.

  201. Darleen says:

    bh

    you didn’t put a Trigger Warning(tm) on that for JD?!

  202. sdferr says:

    “The botox only serves to hide the fact that she really does have bat shit crazy eyes.”

    If someone slapped Nancy hard in the face early on at a cocktail party, then departed at her husband’s insistence, only to return later in the evening to physically loom over her, holding a vaunting posture, so to speak, do we think her husband might get a tiny bit upset?

  203. bh says:

    Anyone else get the “authorities discovered hundreds and hundreds of cats” vibe off her?

  204. newrouter says:

    “authorities discovered hundreds and hundreds of cats”

    cat urine gal

  205. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – With her they wouldn’t be starving and underfed, the cat’s would all be dead.

  206. Darleen says:

    bh

    actually, Nan looks less the cat lady and more the pack of floofy, yappy little dogs with bling collars and matching manicures.

  207. newrouter says:

    proggs like to piss on everything amerikkkan

  208. sdferr says:

    What is she on? And has the string finally been snapped?

  209. bh says:

    I like to keep him on his toes, Darleen. For instance, I have a photo of a large, crazy clown juggling three naked midgets that might be hiding behind any one of my links.

  210. newrouter says:

    nan pelosi: woman’s grifter to the world

  211. sdferr says:

    You know that Jeff has demanded you stop posting here don’t you meya? Of course you do. But because you are a parasite, you could care less what Jeff asks of you.

  212. newrouter says:

    Because it’s the religious bit that’s opposed.

    tell that to the orthodox christians at st. nicks troll

  213. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – Ok. First he’s against the Mosque, and now he’s talking out against the anchor baby law.

    – Someone must have slipped into Reid’s bedroom last week and install a working brain.

    – Even so, it won’t save him his congress seat or money on his auto insurance.

  214. newrouter says:

    You know that some of this dude’s congregants died on 9/11.

    mo atta?

  215. Abe Froman says:

    You know that some of this dude’s congregants died on 9/11. Maybe you know that this is not a new thing for a Sufi: to know or be a victim of extremist intolerance, right?

    Except that you’re the fringe here. Or are you incapable of reading polls?

  216. Plasmodium Pete says:

    “There was a time when the KKK marched against building a Catholic church in my town.”

    Yes, aside from brown people and Joooos, the Democrat founded and sustained KKK tends not to like Catholics, so your claim is believable.

    “Fascism. What do fascists do? Fascists seek to organize a nation according to corporatist perspectives, values, and systems, including the political system and the economy. Fascists reject and resist the autonomy of cultural or ethnic groups who are not considered part of the fascists’ nation and who refuse to assimilate. Fascist governments do not offer freedom of religion, they decide who and where comunity centers and places of worship can be built.”

    Interestingly enough, those are the ideal tenets of Islam, nice of you to point it out.

    “FYI…. Ted Olsen, lawyer for Bush in Bush v. Gore, whose wife was killed on a hijacked plane on 9/11, supports religious freedom, the Constitution, and the rights to build the proposed Mosque in NYC.”

    FYI…Harry Reid and Howard Dean, by your twisted “logic”, apparently do not support religious freedom, as they have come out against the mosque, which, by the way, no one has a “right” to build. I know the Constitution is really an alien concept to you, TD, but where one can put a religious edifice isn’t included, only that one may practice whatever faith they choose, not wherever they choose.

  217. Abe Froman says:

    FYI…. Ted Olsen, lawyer for Bush in Bush v. Gore, whose wife was killed on a hijacked plane on 9/11, everyone here supports religious freedom, the Constitution, and the rights to build the proposed Mosque in NYC.

    Just trying to help, on account of how stupid you are.

  218. sdferr says:

    Parasites aren’t social beings in any event, so it wouldn’t be surprising that meya has no understanding of social circumstances Abe.

  219. Abe Froman says:

    Bad, bad html.

    FYI…. Ted Olsen, lawyer for Bush in Bush v. Gore, whose wife was killed on a hijacked plane on 9/11, everyone here supports religious freedom, the Constitution, and the rights to build the proposed Mosque in NYC.

    Just trying to help, on account of how stupid you are.

  220. Abe Froman says:

    They’re talking about “Ground Zero Mosque” because that’s what it is. Why do you wear your stupidity like a badge?

  221. Big Bang Hunter says:

    “Is this a difficult conclusion for people? That Harry Reid and Howard Dean are quislings?”

    – Can we take this as an open announcement that the Democratic party and its leadership has outlived it’s useful idiocy, and has now been cut free by the clan of the dirty hippies?

  222. sdferr says:

    Maybe the Tick is an aspies sufferer? It just has no capacity for human emotional connection but has an ample desire for blood-sucking.

  223. Ernst Schreiber says:

    “I know the Constitution is really an alien concept to you, TD, but where one can put a religious edifice isn’t included, only that one may practice whatever faith they choose, not wherever they choose.”

    The Constitution doesn’t even guarantee that you can practice you’re faith, only that you can believe in the practices of your faith. Dicentra could tell you about that. (No disrespect to her intended –I just can’t remember the Supreme Court case, and since it involves her church, I’m betting she can).

  224. Abe Froman says:

    That would make sense, sdferr. I always just assumed the clock-watching whore detachment was the result of being paid to do this by some shadowy Soros organization. But mental problems are preferable to conspiratorial theorizing.

  225. newrouter says:

    That Harry Reid and Howard Dean are quislings?

    traitors to the “cause”.

  226. newrouter says:

    Because it beats following Pam Geller’s branding.

    the aerial photos are pam’s tits

  227. Abe Froman says:

    What does Pam Geller have to do with the geographic reality of the location? I realize that the pathologies afflicting leftists include an ability to always rationalize their fringe status as being a message problem, but allow me to prevail on you to stop fucking a dead chicken.

  228. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – No, you don’t have to ask me for permission, just go ahead and say it if it’s true.

    – Wait. the Little Marxist handbook cautions against taking any arguable position on anything, so you probably can’t do it.

    – I guess you’re stuck then just staying in the vacuous, mendacious asshat role.

  229. newrouter says:

    We also have the RLUIPA. Passed unanimously by congress and signed by president clinton.

    a rethuglican congress passed a fart and billy squirted sperm on it. oh happy days.

  230. Abe Froman says:

    You probably shouldn’t fuck live chickens either, but I don’t want to be overly judgmental.

  231. Darleen says:

    Because it beats following Pam Geller’s branding

    I bet the vast majority of the 70% sane, reasonable and respectful Americans who understand at mosque in the footprint of Ground Zero is as wise as a Bushido Temple next to the Arizona Memorial have never heard of Geller.

  232. Darleen says:

    Strangely, there is nothing in RLUIPA that strips people of their First Amendment right to cry “foul” when someone wants to jump into the open grave and hump the casket.

  233. Big Bang Hunter says:

    – The Imam who is behind the whole “Mosque de Triumph” project announced today he will not talk to anyone about relocating and he will take money donations from Saudi Arabia and Iran if it’s needed to finance the build.

    – The future for Obama’s Mosque looks dire.

  234. newrouter says:

    yo its hamosque

  235. JD says:

    Why must you bring up munging, Darleen. And why cannot meya/RD take a hint?

  236. Jeff G. says:

    No one gives a tiny fuck what you think, RD. So take your Isro, your practiced scowl, and your mannered head cock back to whatever college AV club your lord over. That one chick with the clear braces would probably tug you a bit if you read her some DeLillo and gave her a couple glasses of red wine.

    And it ain’t like she’s that ugly, right?

  237. Stephanie says:

    Mosquerade and the proponents are Mosqueteers. It’s a Mickey Mouse idea.

  238. JD says:

    Jeff G – You should join me in having a conversation with William Yelverton.

  239. “All we need to know about right wing Christians we learned from Timothy McVeigh. “

    Timothy McVeigh was neither right wing nor a Christian, you stupid son of a bitch.

  240. happyfeet says:

    why you so mean? I hope you are having a nice summer.

  241. JD says:

    Come here and say that to my face …

  242. newrouter says:

    that the Jesus-fag right is no better than the Taliban.

    too much stupid going on

  243. JD says:

    Go find yourself and underage Russian hooker instead of spitting out your bile where you are not welcome.

  244. bh says:

    Anyone else pretty much just feel sorry for thor?

  245. JD says:

    He needs to get kicked in the teeth.

  246. newrouter says:

    yes he needs a cupcake with sprinkles

  247. bh says:

    Think of him as a small boy. I doubt becoming an embarrassing internet crank was one of his dreams. Yet, somehow, here he is, urinating on himself in public and screeching at the passersby.

    In the words of a very wise man, “I pity the fool.”

  248. JD says:

    B.A. Baracus

  249. Abe Froman says:

    Hard not to feel sorry for a nobody who desperately acts out here to prove to the world that he exists. In some places people like thor have been known to light themselves on fire. Perhaps, in the spirit of multiculturalism, he’d be willing to join them.

  250. JD says:

    Now that I would pay to watch.

  251. B Moe says:

    Anyone else pretty much just feel sorry for thor?

    Not really. Kind of hard for me to feel sorry for someone who brags about how many times he has been punched in the face. Revulsion, yeah. Pity, not so much.

  252. happyfeet says:

    he’s a nice guy and he’s smart too he just says mean stuff sometimes

  253. happyfeet says:

    a lot sometimes

  254. bh says:

    That’s crazy talk, Crazy McCrazyton.

  255. newrouter says:

    he just says mean stuff sometimes

    palin/tebow 2012

  256. happyfeet says:

    he got burrhog a monkey it was very touching and sometimes he just writes beautifully and says interesting things

  257. newrouter says:

    Join construction workers, firefighters, veterans, 9/11 families and first responders, human rights leaders, and residents of the Ground Zero neighborhood will unite for a major protest at the Ground Zero mosque site.

    Protesters to demand that the State Department answer: why are you sending Imam Rauf as an envoy across America and the globe on the taxpayers’ dime?

    http://gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/2010/08/stop-victory-mosque.html#readfurther

  258. Abe Froman says:

    sometimes he just writes beautifully and says interesting things

    You truly are a bizarre little person.

  259. bh says:

    But if you go carrying pictures of Chairman Mao,
    You ain’t going to make it with anyone anyhow.

  260. happyfeet says:

    thor wasn’t always dark thor Mr. Froman it just sorta evolved

  261. Carin says:

    yes he needs a cupcake with sprinkles

    ha haa haa …

  262. Carin says:

    Happy, you can have this soft spot for thorazine, but I think it’s misplaced. I don’t remember him ever writing beautifully. Jeff writes beautifully. Thorazine is a misogynist.

  263. bh says:

    They said that about Mao as well, I think. The dark Mao period was when I stopped carrying his picture around though.

  264. happyfeet says:

    I didn’t like how he done Mr. Karl

  265. Carin says:

    Not to mention how many threads he just completely derailed. His smug attitude, yet he couldn’t bring a cogent argument. Vile, obscene.

  266. happyfeet says:

    I didn’t read all of his comments to be honest cause sometimes they just were kind of unpleasant

  267. bh says:

    Did someone order a very small retard?

  268. Abe Froman says:

    He has to use a new fake name even when admitting who he is. It really isn’t fair to humanity – this effort to convince us there are multiple people as stupid as he is in the world.

  269. bh says:

    He’s a marvel, Abe. No one in the world quite like Willie.

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