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To: SilentZ who wrote (376966)4/8/2008 1:23:16 AM
From: bentway  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1578933
 
I imagine ol' Chuck will be buried with a couple of his favorite heaters, in case he needs them in the afterlife.



To: SilentZ who wrote (376966)4/8/2008 1:32:00 AM
From: i-node  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1578933
 
>> "Now I can pry the gun away!"

If you missed OReilly tonight (as I'm sure you did) he discussed the hate speech against Heston on his death, and the way the liberal blogs are so filled with hatred toward a man that was fundamentally decent, a very strong supporter of civil rights -- he was there beside MLK at numerous marches, and was a great supporter of 2nd Amendment rights as well.

It seems the only weapon the liberal has is hatred. Whether it is toward Bush, the military (Remember that famous quote from Clinton? I "loathe" the military?), the Jews, anyone with whose views they disagree is a target of hatred.

Don't get me wrong -- I cannot STAND many liberals. I find them typically to be of extremely low intellect, generally, and often obnoxious. But I don't hate them, and I would not attack a liberal who died yesterday just because I don't agree with him.

When I was young and ignorant and liberal, it was all about live and let live and we didn't believe in intentionally hurting other people -- unless they came after you first. Today's liberals seem to be filled with hatred, frustrated, and think nothing of attacking anyone who disagrees with them.

Liberalism really seems to be at the heart of many of the worlds biggest problems today. No big surprise there, it always has been -- but something has changed. There is just a certain meanness that seems to be a very component of liberalism that wasn't always there.