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Re: DIGNITY AND INTEGRITY OF FORUM
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Posted by Thack on March 21, 2007 at 09:58:17 from (4.161.93.166):
In Reply to: DIGNITY AND INTEGRITY OF FORUM posted by Tom43 on March 20, 2007 at 19:35:56:
Just a little constructive critism here. I have read both posts and to be honest I am more offended by this post than the Rosie post. Rosie is a public figure who has decided to stand for things that may feel are very immoral. But in your defence of "Dignity and Integrity" you lable others Klan members? My grandfather was a southern preacher who believed all men were created by God. He hated the Klan and their teachers of evolution. Evolution???? Yep, it provided the racist a way to accept that blacks were human but less developed. He told me one day homosexuality would become acceptable. That would lead to gay marriage which would be followed by people living on the Down Low. Oprah did a show about living on the DL recently. The DL would be followed by open marriage, then no marriage, followed by beastuality, pedifilia and lastly there would be no more rape because no one can deny another enjoyment. Several States are debating beastuality right now. So Tom, where do you draw the line? If it is at beastuality, welcome to the club as you are now a racist Klan member.
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