hey greg, i have an idea, i want to build an abortion clinic in your mom's vagina! waaaaaaaaaa waaaaaaaaaaaaa.
11 August 2010
i feel like i'm stuck between a racist rock and a homophobic hard place.
greg gutfeld is apparently some really funny douchey guy with a late show on fox news who has found a way to mock ethnic minorities AND gays! a republican dream. he wants to build a gay bar next to the cordoba house islamic center at ground zero in tribeca as a way of testing the tolerance of the muslim faith. of course, gutfeld would never suggest building a gay bar next to the morman tabernacle in salt lake city because christians never have a problem with gays.
hey greg, i have an idea, i want to build an abortion clinic in your mom's vagina! waaaaaaaaaa waaaaaaaaaaaaa.
hey greg, i have an idea, i want to build an abortion clinic in your mom's vagina! waaaaaaaaaa waaaaaaaaaaaaa.
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That guy's a dumb ass, but on the other hand, the Democrats, especially the President, are doing a really great job on gay rights. And not that many Christians aren't homophobic, but Mormons don't believe in the Christian gospel.
maybe i need to hear you say that to me in person before i comment on your comment as i find its tone confusing. are you telling me that christians ARE homophobic, but we shouldnt lump the mormons in with the rest because they choose to believe a different interpretation of 2000 year old translated gibberish?
rob, i went cross-eyed reading your comment. whose side are you on? are you saying the president is doing a good job sarcastically? and yes, i agree with you, not that many christians AREN'T homophobic.
I understand the confusion because there was a mix of sarcasm and seriousness. So:
1. Many Christians are homophobic. But not all.
2. Mormons aren't Christians. They have additional scriptures that are 200 years old that negate the Gospel.
3. Calling the Bible gibberish is just as/more offensive to many people as Greg Gutfeld.
4. The President has done/is doing less for gay rights than many Republicans (not all of course).
5. I'm on your side. Build the mosque; it's not at the WTC, and the Constitution protects equal rights for homosexuals. A Republican and a Democrat successfully argued that in court, and last week a judge ruled for their side. Hopefully, the ruling will be upheld.
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