Six Arrested in Alleged Fort Dix Murder Plot

Yes, right-wing feelings. But you are right in a way . . . there is no comparison between the peaceful exercise of a constitutional right to protest and the bombings and murderous protests from the extreme right.

Ludicrous perhaps, the tree huggers can be silly for sure, but terrorism on the scale of the clinic snipers, Oklahoma City, or the Olympic bombings? I'd be interested to see those examples, amigo.

 

I can understand why you would want to distance yourself from these kooks and criminals, but they ARE right-wing extremists.

I distance myself from Greenpeace, liberal extremists who do more harm than good on the environmental movement. But they don't kill people.

McVeigh was a disciple of The Turner Diaries, the bible of the extreme right. He claimed that the bombing was revenge for "what the U.S. government did at Waco and Ruby Ridge." Both incidents were right-wing extremists that fought the US government with weapons.

 

No they didn't. Fred Graves briefly supported Gore's 1988 bid for the nomination because Gore had opposed a gay bill of rights in Tennessee in 1984. He was bitterly anti-Clinton over gay rights. In the 2000 presidential election Graves and his church were extremely critical of Gore. The entire Westboro congregation picketed a 1997 inaugural ball, denouncing Gore as a "famous fag pimp."

Graves and the Westboro Church have one agenda--anti-gay. This is not a liberal agenda, it is a conservative agenda. But basically the guy is a kook.

 

Das Huhn, das das lauteste gluckt, ist derjenige, der das Ei legte.