Wouldn't it be awesome if a traveling gaggle of gay activist
fundraisers could follow them around like deadheads and force them
to cancel every engagement? rereading this:
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Poe%27s_Law it also occurred to me how
awesome it would be if everyone just treated the whole WBC thing as
a big parody of actual fundamentalism. "No really, we're
fundamentalists!" "LoL, yeah, i see what you did there." Watch
them try and convince us they're more than a joke.
On 7/23/2010 3:39 PM, Bill von Achen wrote:
Given that the WBC has adopted the policy of
cancelling appearances whenever they are co-opted into fundraisers
by gay activists (which is rapidly becoming a popular tactic for
dealing with them), I'd say the odds that it's all just a scam are
pretty long. For a while I thought Phelps might have been a ringer
in the tradition of Poe's Law, but if he'd rather cancel his
protests than see them used as gay rights fundraisers, he's
probably a legitimate psycho.
On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 3:14 PM, J.
Michael Malec
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wrote:
The few people I've known who dealt with Phelps (mostly
ACLU lawyers) say he is: A. A hate filled person, and B.
A smart cookie.
I agree that both can be true.
M-
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