[cybele13]

Really, JC? All anyone has to do is give a blowjob and they're automatically in.

[petey]

yeah, I'm the one that sold it to JC.

I ripped you off by the way. It turns out lucifer was willing to sell a place right in between Hitler and Saddam for your soul.

[Johnny_C]

You mean Stalin is no where in that Condo? Figures! At least I still have my condo on the Lake of Fire though.

[Sugar_Skull]

I don't need a condo. I will reign, and live on my throne!

[Johnny_C]

We shall see Sugar. After all, some of them pesky daemons are close personal friends of mine.

[Sugar_Skull]

Were. *picks teeth*

[petey]

Great thing about being friends with dead dictators is, even if you kill them, they just come back. Pretty hard to destroy a soul.

JC, surprisingly enough Stalin isn't even hell. I'm not sure if he's in heaven or purgatory.

[Wolfmammy]

It gives me warm fuzzies to know that the bigotted harlot walks away with nothing.

[ChildofPandora]

While I despise Perez Hilton... and believe me, I really REALLY do. He really did a service by exposing her bigotry to an entire nation.

What role Miss America serves is not clear to me, but I'm more than confident that she does not represent the ideals of the changing American face.

While it pisses me off that Perez Hilton represents Gay America he is also the one that people [unfortunately] hear and see.

[Heretic]

ChildofPandora, on 23 December 2009 - 11:55 AM, said:

While it pisses me off that Perez Hilton represents Gay America he is also the one that people [unfortunately] hear and see.

I feel the same way every time some media outlet sticks a camera in Rev. Al Sharpton's face:



Whenever the opinion of any minority group is sought on some national point of discussion, the media always looks for clowns like this first. Not a very subtle way of undermining dissent from mainstream ideology, is it?


- Heretic

[cybele13]

I really don't pay attention to Perez Hilton, but Al Sharpton is always shoved in my face. You can't go a week in the NY-Metro area without turning on the news and seeing his ugly mug up there.

Sharpton may, once in a while, have a worth-while message to share, but I tune him out simply because he's a loud-mouth media whore.

[Wolfmammy]

cybele13, on 23 December 2009 - 02:15 PM, said:

I really don't pay attention to Perez Hilton, but Al Sharpton is always shoved in my face. You can't go a week in the NY-Metro area without turning on the news and seeing his ugly mug up there.

Sharpton may, once in a while, have a worth-while message to share, but I tune him out simply because he's a loud-mouth media whore.

I feel the same about Quanell X down here. Every damn time something happens HE always makes it something about race!

[dye]

And I have to ask, in 2010, do we still really need Miss America?
Yes, I'm a thick, average looking, smart lesbian, but really do we?
When a person, such as Ms. Prejean, expresses an opinion that indicates someone else is lesser, especially as the law is applied, s/he should face the consequences of such a statement.
People should feel free to say stupid sh1t, but when it hits them in the face later, don't come crying to me. Particularly on this topic where MY ACTUAL LIFE, not just a fleeting firing of brain chemicals called an opinion, is at stake.

[Heretic]

dye, on 30 January 2010 - 08:50 PM, said:

And I have to ask, in 2010, do we still really need Miss America?
Yes, I'm a thick, average looking, smart lesbian, but really do we?

Based on the recent television ratings (3.5 million viewers for the 2010 pageant, versus 26.7 million viewers in 1991), more and more people think we don't.

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When a person, such as Ms. Prejean, expresses an opinion that indicates someone else is lesser, especially as the law is applied, s/he should face the consequences of such a statement.
People should feel free to say stupid sh1t, but when it hits them in the face later, don't come crying to me. Particularly on this topic where MY ACTUAL LIFE, not just a fleeting firing of brain chemicals called an opinion, is at stake.

This is the thing people forget when they decide that they can exercise their Constitutional right to free speech: negative reaction to what a person has to say is also protected free speech. The right to express an opinion does not mean that people have to like or tolerate what you have to say. Prejean wasn't being "persecuted" for her personal values; most people simply had nothing but scorn for her brand of narrow-minded bigotry.


- Heretic