Westboro Baptist Church Plans to Protest in Joplin, Missouri

[dr.vegas]

http://ozarksfirst.com/fulltext?nxd_id=461407

I would like to attend another type of RX "Bash" with these people. I would gladly drive five hours to join a collective ass kicking of these sicko's. People in Joplin are waiting for days to get in a morgue to identify their love ones and have to deal with these people when they show up on Monday.

 

[celticGreen+]

odd time and an odd event to protest for sure... i don't get it, from a logical or political angle

 

[thetout]

in my opinion jay nixon is a piece of shit but this is the wrong place and wrong time for this bullshit

 

[kidman232]

http://www.ihatethemedia.com/a-simple-way-to-stop-westboro-baptist-church-funeral-protesters

this should happen in every town or city they show up to. Beat the stupidity out of them

 

[GilRenard]

These people either should be completely ignored by the press, or they need to start getting beat downs every time they show up somewhere. I wish some billionaire would secretly hire some motorcycle toughs a la the Hell's Angels to shadow these people and pound the piss out of them a few times. Someone who couldn't give a shit if the church members were to sue them for battery.

 

[barman]

Lisa fucking-Lampanelli responded to their "protest" of her stand up appearance in Kansas this past week by announcing she would donate $1,000 to a local health clinic which caters to gays and lesbians.

Lisa Lampanelli vs. Westboro Baptist Church: Comedian Donates $50,000 To Gay Charity In Church's Name



The Westboro Baptist Church may have met its match in Lisa Lampanelli, longtime supporter of gay rights and Comedy's "lovable Queen of Mean."
Lampanelli recently told TMZ she would donate $1,000 to the Gay Men's Health Crisis organization for every Westboro Baptist Church member that showed up to protest her show in Topeka, Kansas. Well, now the nation's oldest HIV/AIDS prevention and service organization will be getting a hefty $50,000 check from Lampanelli -- in the church's name.
Nearly 50 people showed up to protest the show, some of whom you can see in the video below as Lampanelli greets them with a few zingers. After the show, Lampanelli tweeted that the GMHC would be getting $44,000, but after another count showed 48 protesters instead of 44, she updated again via Twitter: "I won't quibble. I'll make it an even $50,000!!!"

 

[1cheater]

Did anyone notice that most of the protestors were kids? Fucking coward parents stick their kids on the front line? WTF is going on with this country. CPS should be contacted.

 

[JAYHAWKNATTY]

Man what a crazy situation. But that's what makes America great.

 

[SayHeyKid]

Blame the media for giving this church of under 200 followers so much press and attention.

 

[ZJP6050]

crazy religious fucks. sorry if i offend anyone.

 

[GoSooners]

Man what a crazy situation. But that's what makes America great.

Sorry, but ignorance does not make a country great. I don't care how many freedoms they have.

 

[TheWolf]

They are a bunch of wacked out sick loons but they do have a right to protest in this country.

I love what Kidman posted. Best way to handle it on a local level and the locals turned a blind eye and no one saw nothing. That was great.

I also think child youth services should take their kids away.

 

[5teamparlay]

7/17/13
Plan to protest Cory Monteith

Phelps clan to picket Cory Monteith funeral. Ever the experts at attaching themselves to big news items and making it anti-gay, the Westboro bigots say that “Glee’s” gay-friendliness led to Montieth’s demise.

 

[PerryHotter]

They are a church in only the loosest sense of the word. Completely non-affiliated with any other christian group, there are about 36 members ( all family) and they make money suing others who get sick of their shit and try to shut them down

 

[DeathEatsaCracker]

Man what a crazy situation. But that's what makes America great.

No it isn't.