Morning Poll: Should Westboro Baptist Creeps be Allowed to Protest Funerals?

By James King Thu., Mar. 3 2011 at 7:30 AM

www.thepeoplegroupllc.com

The United States Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the anti-gay-rights cretins from the Westboro Baptist Church -- as despicable as they may be -- are guaranteed the same First Amendment rights as those of us who don't abuse them just to draw attention to some absurd interpretation of the Bible.

As far as dick-heads go, the folks at the WBC are second to none. They make Charlie Sheen seem coherent. See some of the classless, rambling nonsense they spewed to New Times' here.

They protest the funerals of dead American soldiers, gushing hate, and even threatened to take their circus act to the funeral of a 9-year-old girl senselessly murdered in the January 8, Tucson shooting tragedy.

A lot of people think these twerps are taking free speech too far. But, as we mentioned yesterday, the First Amendment's the First Amendment -- even moralistic 'tards are allowed a voice.

We want to know what you think: should the Westboro Baptist Church be allowed to protest funerals?

Cast your vote below.

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Sukamc

James King calling the Westoboro BC creeps? Mother fucker, many of us thought you and Lemons are lifelong members. The public sees yuo two assclowns as equal-to those fucks in the WBC.

Get off your high-horse pissbag......youre as low as them.

ExpertShot

Even though I voted no in your poll, I can't help but equate what WBC does with what Stephen Colbert does. MAYBE, just maybe, the WBC folks are trying to pull a Colbert here and diss the christian religion by taking it to its riduculous extremes

Mikey1969

"Even though I voted no in your poll, I can't help but equate what WBC does with what Stephen Colbert does."

WTF?? You gonna pass that pipe, or bogart it all day long?

Walter Concrete

Mikey, that's funny. Very funny and I can equate with that...

Tommy Collins

I will agree with Alison. It becomes the problem of the local law enforcement to enforce laws such as was done in Tucson to limit access to the actual venue. Then it becomes a burden to volunteers to show up to block folks like those from WBC from being seen by those attending the funeral service.

A lot of extra burden to protect our First Amendment rights, but worth it in the long run.

Imagine what might be happening now if we, the people, didn't have the United States Constitution to protect us from folks like russell pearce?