religious right strikes again
 

On 30/03/2010 6:01 AM, hk wrote:
On 3/30/10 7:52 AM, I am Tosk wrote:
In ,
says...

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/...n6343852.shtml

I'd say, more of the sensible, tolerant, center. Both the far left and
far right are racist, intolerant clowns... Look at the left here, always
calling Grandma and anybody else who doesn't toe the line, "teabaggers,
silly ****s", and whatever other language they learned to shock mommie
and daddy with when they were children in grammar school..

Scotty



What would *you* call the teabaggers, Snotty? They're...teabaggers...

It's sort of humorous that you are once again attempting to cast
aspersions on those whose language is colorful. How long do you think it
would take to conjure up a dozen posts of yours in which you use foul
language?

You show your ignorance. You thing religious right is a teabagger. You
sould lookup up the definition.

Looks like teabaggers and queers want to teach kids about Ben Dover and
Phil McCrackin before they learn about Dick 'n Jane. Pretty crappy idea
if you ask me.

And nothing I ever read in the bible says Jesus was a teabagger/queer.
Personally I think Joseph got together with Mary (mother of Jesus) ...
and Jesus had his time with Mary Magdalene. Not much queer about it.

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religious right strikes again
 

On 30/03/2010 8:26 AM, hk wrote:
On 3/30/10 10:10 AM, I am Tosk wrote:

Your buddy JPS calls everybody a silly ****. Teabagger is a nasty term
used to describe diviate homosexual activity and most tolerante
moderated wouldn't use it to describe my grandma.. You are getting quite
as bad as Harry, JPS, and Plum when it comes to avoiding any facts that
don't suit your agenda...

Scotty


So, here we have the dumbest poster in rec.boats reposting a phrase that
apparently offends him...which includes the "XXXX" word, and then he
dazzles us with his ability to spell common words.


...diviate...
...tolerante moderated...

*Then* and even funnier, the little troll implies he posts "facts" that
are ignored.

BTW, the word that so offends Ingerturd first appeared in written
English in the 12th or 13th Century, and has an unbroken and colorful
history of usage, and not all of those instances were or are vulgar.

I think most just look at your use of the word teabagger and thing...

The man can't tell the difference between a teabagger and a right wing
or Tea Party, must have a severe mental deficiency.

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Politicians don't provide anything, the tax payers do.

religious right strikes again
 

Canuck57 wrote:
On 30/03/2010 6:01 AM, hk wrote:
On 3/30/10 7:52 AM, I am Tosk wrote:
In ,
says...

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/...n6343852.shtml

I'd say, more of the sensible, tolerant, center. Both the far left and
far right are racist, intolerant clowns... Look at the left here, always
calling Grandma and anybody else who doesn't toe the line, "teabaggers,
silly ****s", and whatever other language they learned to shock mommie
and daddy with when they were children in grammar school..

Scotty



What would *you* call the teabaggers, Snotty? They're...teabaggers...

It's sort of humorous that you are once again attempting to cast
aspersions on those whose language is colorful. How long do you think it
would take to conjure up a dozen posts of yours in which you use foul
language?

You show your ignorance. You thing religious right is a teabagger. You
sould lookup up the definition.

Looks like teabaggers and queers want to teach kids about Ben Dover and
Phil McCrackin before they learn about Dick 'n Jane. Pretty crappy idea
if you ask me.

And nothing I ever read in the bible says Jesus was a teabagger/queer.
Personally I think Joseph got together with Mary (mother of Jesus) ...
and Jesus had his time with Mary Magdalene. Not much queer about it.


Not sure exactly what you're talking about, but you make a lot of sense.
Too bad libs aren't smart enough to read and understand most of it.

Jim - Thank the Lord Canuck has some Christian bible training.