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Ugh....I was hoping they gave up.

What vile creatures.

The sued people from the local Patriot Guard Riders for infringement of their civil liberties. We counter protested them by using our bikes to block their view of a military funeral motorcade and revved our engines so no one could hear their hate speech.

You don't need that many people to block those boobs, just the firefighters with a couple of hoses and fire hydrants, problem solved.

In which case, you will have "blocked those boobs" using public-funded first-responders and, at the same time, assured a very large court judgment against your community in the resulting Freedom-of-Speech or Freedom-to-Assemble civil suit. And the latter will only guarantee these clowns will be back tomorrow, somewhere, with some fresh outrage to commit. The best approach found thus far is the human-wall idea of other citizens simply exercising their own collective right to speak or assemble.

There's simply too many legal eagle clowns dying to further their careers who would twist such an event into a favorable light for those WBC scum buckets.

But what I did was not to adjust what you said and claim you said it. What I did was adjust your quote to something a little more accurate. I mean, what exactly defines a Christian? A person who follows the Bible? What else could it be? There is no other single source of God's word, correct?

If so, then why do Christians not come out in full support of the only source of writing they have?

"Slaves, submit yourselves to your masters with all respect, not only to the good and gentle but also to the cruel.” (1 Peter 2:18)

"If anyone curses his father or mother, he must be put to death. "(Leviticus 20:9)

If a man lies with a man as one lies with a woman, both of them have done what is detestable. They must be put to death. (Leviticus 20:13 )

To reiterate previous comments about the reality continually underlying Westboro's actions: for them, it's not about "religion", "morality", or "sin" - it's simply about making extreme statements and picketing in order to stir up outrage or controversy and getting a sufficient community reaction that enables Westboro to be able to file suppression-of-free-speech lawsuits, leading to a win or large settlement. That is, it's purely about the lawsuit money, from beginning to end.

Good for Anonymous. They did something right.

No. They DID do something right, and I will give credit where credit is due, regardless of what else they do.