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Razorguns
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Look at that smirk. A doc marten would look great on it.
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Wanna hate someone, hate HER (video)
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You could tell by her eyes she was crazy.
JarheadChiro
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P
Phaded
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someone will be dead soon
It always the freaks.
The freaks. The idiots. The friggin fruit loops. That get all of the attention.
If the media would ignore those people, they would go away. She feels as though her beliefs are validated because she had her chance to air them on the national news.
The freaks. The idiots. The friggin fruit loops. That get all of the attention.
If the media would ignore those people, they would go away. She feels as though her beliefs are validated because she had her chance to air them on the national news.
Fajitas
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Extra_Strong
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biteme said:
yes yes.. God will protect them
Lao Tzu
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What a screwed up family.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rev._Fred_Phelps
Fred's position at Eastside was shortlived; as some congregants would recall years later, he was a "reverend from Hell." Almost immediately his sermons exhibited the hate-filled spirit which would later characterize his ministry. For example, as a means of encouraging the wives and children to "submit to the father's authority in the home," Phelps began encouraging his congregants to beat them if necessary; he was once forced to bail one of his parishioners out of jail after counseling the man to punch his wife in the face until she became "subjugated." Parishioners of Eastside recall one of Phelps' sermons in particular (which ironically references his high-school boxing talent):
A good left hook makes for a right fine wife. Brethren, they can lock us up, but we'll still do what the Bible tells us to do. Either our wives are going to obey, or we're going to beat them! [22]
The congregants, when asked by the Topeka Capital-Journal in interviews years later, recalled an incident one Sunday morning when Phelps' infant son, Mark, began to squirm during a sermon; Phelps responded by repeatedly punching the baby in the face. Afterwards, several men of the congregation confronted Phelps about the attack.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rev._Fred_Phelps
Fred's position at Eastside was shortlived; as some congregants would recall years later, he was a "reverend from Hell." Almost immediately his sermons exhibited the hate-filled spirit which would later characterize his ministry. For example, as a means of encouraging the wives and children to "submit to the father's authority in the home," Phelps began encouraging his congregants to beat them if necessary; he was once forced to bail one of his parishioners out of jail after counseling the man to punch his wife in the face until she became "subjugated." Parishioners of Eastside recall one of Phelps' sermons in particular (which ironically references his high-school boxing talent):
A good left hook makes for a right fine wife. Brethren, they can lock us up, but we'll still do what the Bible tells us to do. Either our wives are going to obey, or we're going to beat them! [22]
The congregants, when asked by the Topeka Capital-Journal in interviews years later, recalled an incident one Sunday morning when Phelps' infant son, Mark, began to squirm during a sermon; Phelps responded by repeatedly punching the baby in the face. Afterwards, several men of the congregation confronted Phelps about the attack.
