Biker79 wrote: » I also support protesting against masks. Reminds me that we live in a country where not everyone is a mindless automaton.
OSI wrote: » Find me a single law that provides a person of LGBTQI+ (I've no idea what the latest acronym is) more legal protections than any other social group.
Biker79 wrote: » Exactly. And who cares if religious people disagree with their lifestyles. Who cares if atheists don't like religious people? So what. Nobody likes woke lefties though. Which is fair enough.
Biker79 wrote: » Even LGBTQ people ( who enjoy some of the greatest legal protections of any social group ) ..think Gay Pride is an embarrassment. And it is.
Biker79 wrote: » Fair play to her....at least someone has the courage to protest against the gradual erosion of personal freedoms.
Biker79 wrote: » Even LGBTQ people ( who enjoy some of the greatest legal protections of any social group ) ..think Gay Pride is an embarrassment.
munster87 wrote: » I know some bikers in their 40s that love the parades. Don’t see a problem.
The Nal wrote: » Thats not true. You obviously didnt watch the clip. Its more her opinions on gay people in general. "Its not natural, its not what God wants". Hahaha. Its 2020 FFS.
Rothko wrote: » I don't know why you all keep replying to that user. He's clearly just here to wind people up.
Eric Cartman wrote: » its really making me think she's pandering to her funding, never used to be on about the aul christianity, then over the last year or so god has become the great moral authority a few times...
The Nal wrote: » Its probably a smart move and the only one she has left. Pandering to religious Nationalist types. They do have a history of donating.
OSI wrote: » The problem you have is that little snippets like his that are just thrown out need rebuttals and fact checking. If they're just left there then the more casual observers will see opinions that might not be that far from half formed yet to be validated opinions of their own, and rather than seeing them challenged and hopefully leading them to challenging their own, they'll just see unanswered questions which fuels their need for validation further.
AndrewJRenko wrote: » Can you explain perhaps how fixing the pavement outside the graveyard is a 'gradual erosion of personal freedoms'? Who exactly do you think organises and participates in Pride events?
TaurenDruid wrote: » So, to be clear, a moderator is telling us, explicitly, to feed the trolls?
Biker79 wrote: » Surely if you had some legs to stand on, you wouldn't resort to calling people names?
TaurenDruid wrote: » I'd say the person without legs to stand on is - just possibly - the one who has had their points challenged or completely rebutted, and who then fails to respond further to those posts.
Biker79 wrote: » Renko - it'll be a cold day in hell before I engage with you and your Bolshevism. Better off saving your energy for the revolution.
Biker79 wrote: » None of my points have been rebutted. Like I said - juvenile sarcasm is not a an argument.
Seth Brundle wrote: » aan now, it's because I watch Netflix?https://twitter.com/aciquestion/status/1314112752592527362
ancapailldorcha wrote: » Yes... Netflix. Anyone else notice the Madeleine McCann book?
TheRepentent wrote: » yep...creepy b1tch And the picture from her Mary Boyle book as well...she has been stirring sh1t up over that case too for years