They had signs that I wouldnt want anyone under 18 to read and dragged and spit on the American flag.
What is so ironic is how they rant about how "disgusting" gays and lesbians are, yet they carry signs with pornographic pictograms and explicit language. The Phelps clan really is a bunch of sickos and I feel so sad for the children who have been dragged into that and exposed to such hate and filth.
Really? What was their problem with Falwell?![]()
Plus, they're all as dumb as a bucket of rocks.![]()
Buckalew11 said:Someone is going to hurt them someday
WebmasterRegina said:Is this protest going to be at the Frank Campbell funeral home? I know that's where he was brought.
Zippa D Doodah said:Man, that WBC is a hateful misguided bunch.
I hope they will have a nice long flight to PerthAustralian's will not take a liking to them, and will be very clear I suspect.... Having been there multiple times, they are rather more outspoken than we are here in this country.
Isn't there also a group of motorcycle guys -- all vets of foreign wars or something -- who park outside the churches of these "protests?" I remember seeing something about a group of vets on bikes who plant themselves outside the funerals of fallen servicemen and women and gun their engines at an enormous volume when the mourners are arriving at or leaving the churches or funeral homes so that they can't hear the hateful (and, face it, ridiculous) chants and yells of the group. THOSE guys -- the motorcycle guys -- THOSE guys I'll give money to!I think we should start a collection up and make it country wide, so anytime a family member of one of the fallen soldiers "reacts" and hopefully rips the tongue out of one the phelps family members, and they try to sue them, we can cover their fees. I know I would donate for that!
Isn't there also a group of motorcycle guys -- all vets of foreign wars or something -- who park outside the churches of these "protests?" I remember seeing something about a group of vets on bikes who plant themselves outside the funerals of fallen servicemen and women and gun their engines at an enormous volume when the mourners are arriving at or leaving the churches or funeral homes so that they can't hear the hateful (and, face it, ridiculous) chants and yells of the group. THOSE guys -- the motorcycle guys -- THOSE guys I'll give money to!
Isn't there also a group of motorcycle guys -- all vets of foreign wars or something -- who park outside the churches of these "protests?" I remember seeing something about a group of vets on bikes who plant themselves outside the funerals of fallen servicemen and women and gun their engines at an enormous volume when the mourners are arriving at or leaving the churches or funeral homes so that they can't hear the hateful (and, face it, ridiculous) chants and yells of the group. THOSE guys -- the motorcycle guys -- THOSE guys I'll give money to!
As for the patriarch of these horrible "protests" -- my greatest wish is that someone comes up with some hard and fast proof that he himself, or one of his followers, is gay. Because THAT would be an interesting interview to watch.
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Yes, it's called the Patriot Guard. They are great group that goes everywhere trying to protect families and funerals from the Phelp's family.
Now, I don'[t mean this in any disrespect to the Patriot Guard but sometimes they just make it worse. The Phelp's family shows up, the PG people show up, then you have the other people showing up and of course the news people and it turns someone's funeral into a circus. Family members can't get parking spots and you hear constant chanting from both sides of the issue and it just causes more hardship for these heartbroken, mourning families. Can you tell Ive seen this a time or ten?
Yes, it's called the Patriot Guard. They are great group that goes everywhere trying to protect families and funerals from the Phelp's family.
Now, I don'[t mean this in any disrespect to the Patriot Guard but sometimes they just make it worse. The Phelp's family shows up, the PG people show up, then you have the other people showing up and of course the news people and it turns someone's funeral into a circus. Family members can't get parking spots and you hear constant chanting from both sides of the issue and it just causes more hardship for these heartbroken, mourning families. Can you tell Ive seen this a time or ten?
I admire someone who has the fortitude to contain themselves and ignore those scum, but I agree with you. Without any publicity, they might stick their tails under their legs and go home. However, it takes a strong person indeed who can ignore such vile hate without comment or demonstration of some sort.
I thought the whole idea of the Guard was to protect the family. I thought they acted as escorts for the procession-that's what they did here. The bikes flanked the limo and the hearse so that had the Phelps people shown up, the family would not have been able to see them because the bikers would have blocked the view.