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Old May 2nd, 2008, 07:36 PM   #200
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Originally Posted by FishMonger View Post
The 1st Ammendment allows KKK members to attempt to breed a world of hate. Such is their right, but they are a-holes for doing so.

BTW, 2 funny things:
You calling me PC, considering how often I'm warned I need to be more so...
and the fact that you're the one slinging insults and swearing (If you're gonna call me something, be a man and write it out) and I'm the one with his "panites in a bunch."

Yeah... that makes sense.
youre lack of a logical response, and your continued attempts to make peoples arguments into something they are not is amazing.

yet another analogy that rings false. the kkk arent a-holes for practicing their right to free speech. just as flag burners (why we are talking about this in this thread still doesnt make sense to me) arent idiots for practicing their right to free expression. the kkk are a-holes because they are racist white supremicists who practice an ideology of hate that dehumanizes anyone who doesnt look and act like them...hmmmmm....nevermind.

following your logic, anyone who thinks differently than you and expresses their opinion in word or deed is an a-hole, d-bag, or an idiot.

who is name calling now?
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