Hannity's "huge, huge controversy" ties Pelosi to NAMBLA smear via SF gay pride parade
October 07, 2009 2:30 pm ET
From the October 6 edition of ABC Networks' The Sean Hannity Show:
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It's a parlor trick the right likes to play.
You can tie anyone to anyone in six steps or less.
Next, he'll be doing charades.
LOL, that used to crack me up, he added it every time, like it was Ayers' title, one of the boxes to check on forms, just like Mr., Mrs.,or Dr..
I recently heard Sissy Boy Seannie refer to ACORN (as a group) as "unrepentant", so I guess it applies to anybody Hannity feels has "sinned" and who have yet to confess to Father Hannity and ask for His mercy.
More recently, there was Van Jones, who I heard described as a "confessed communist", as if it was a crime, and insisting that, based solely on that one statement, he should be disqualified from being an advisor. More than one wingnut at this site fell for it, using that as their entire argument for why he "had to go".
I've also heard the term "admitted Atheist" too.In a sane world, we'd be hearing the words "confessed Republican" a lot more often than any of those other phrases.
For folks who like to yell about "freedom of speech" (Hannity, Beck, et all), they sure seem to not like anything that differs from their viewpoint at all. I'm pretty sure being a commie is not illegal in America, and neither is being gay (although I'm certain lots of republicans wish that it was). These jack-monkeys like to make a lot of noise about, well, nothing.
Mag, something I always find hilarious; I generally try not to talk about religion with the overtly-religious types, as conversations often end up with them being angry with me, but I do get a laugh when I'm expected to have an explanation for why I don't believe in God.
I'd imagine they would consider it pretty rude if I asked them for a rational explanation as to why they do believe.
Possibly the funniest question I've ever heard (after much badgering and preaching, and finally "confessing" that I'm not religious);
"What happened to you?"
Every time I heard that, I'd ask, "So, he's a liberal.... and????"
Specifcally they should ask: Madame Speaker how much longer will you wait before privately or publicly encouraging Jennings to sue Sean Hannity and FOX News for Defamation of Character and Slander.
And Madame Speaker how much longer will you wait until you publicly call for the revoking of FOX news' press licence?
Just more of the same old LIES.
The fact of the matter is, that sometimes the right-wing people need to stop assault people's character, and let issues die after the morality of the issue has been explained and dealt with.
Another fact of the matter, Jennings openly stated that he had counseled a young 15 year-old student that was having sexual-relations with an older man. The boy turned out to be sixteen at the time, which doesn't make it rape or anything like that.
If you look somewhere deep inside yourself and think about when you were 15 years old, how confusing things had seemed at the time. I remember, and the choices I made were stupid and I grew, and I learned from those choices. Sexual relations is a big thing for a 15 year-old to deal with. Sex is an adult matter, to be dealt with by adults. That is why I am angry that a place like NAMBLA can exist in the United States. Children are fragile human beings and can become scarred over things like this that may happen to them. The older adult in the Jennings case should be incarcerated, and Jennings just should have known better than to let it just slide by. I personally am not "homophobic" because I am not "scared" of Gay people, I just do not think that it was God's intentions to let relationship like that just happen.
And before you remark back to me with rude comments, let me state: "I am being very civil here, my intentions are not to hurt, slander or 'put-down' anyone" I just happen to have a more strict moral guideline that I follow day-to-day, that is why my life is peaceful, relaxing, and enjoyable... Thanks.
Don't worry too much about the choices you made as a teenager, I think you're forgiven. It wasn't clear from your post if you're living an openly gay lifestyle now, or if you've tried to abstain from practicing your natural inclinations. Whichever path you've decided to take, I wish you luck and strength.
I do not have a problem with "gay" people, like I mention before... I do not think that it is God's intention to let relationships like that go on without both parties having to answer for it on judgement day. But that is "my belief" and I am entitled to that. I have expressed my opinion on that, and I am done. Unlike Republcans, I believe that you should not try to beat things into peoples heads, I just enjoy expressing my thoughts, and reading the thoughts of others.
Secondly, I was "molested" by an older man when I was younger, and I wished and prayed that it would stop. I was threatened that if I told anyone about it that I would be -- hurt badly. That older man was my 1st cousin, it was not consensual and for a long time I battled with having a good sexual relationship with my wife. Those thoughts from my past made me feel dirty and shameful, and whenever the occasion of sex would arrive with my partner I would feel sick inside.
I turned to alcohol and drug abuse for quite sometime before my marriage, and the alcohol landed me in handcuffs, rehabs, halfway houses and other places where I learned to deal "somewhat" with the pain that I was masking.
That's just why I say that these children are our future, they are our hopes, dreams and aspirations of things to be achieved that I wish I could go back in my life and do over.