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Fred Phelps dies

Best not to bring any additional unnecessary attention to them.

I agree but I don't think that will be the case.

Good Riddance :thumbsup

"Under Phelps' leadership, Westboro members have preached that every calamity, from natural disasters to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, is God's punishment for the country's acceptance of homosexuality. Phelps had advocated for gays and lesbians to be put to death."

Hurricane Katrina and every tornado that ever wiped out a trailer park were also God lashing out at the gay-loving USA. 9-11 happened because of teh gays.

This guy was obviously as sane as they come. He'll be missed.

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https://www.facebook.com/georgehtake...51941093890443

George Takei takes the best tack on this.

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A good op-ed on the passing of Fred Phelps:

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A ?fringe hatemonger? ? that?s what I called Fred Phelps in a letter to the editor of The Washington Times in 1999. In response he announced in a news release that he was coming to Colorado Springs to protest the ?... false prophet James Dobson and his fag-infested Focus on the Family scam.?

It felt almost ?out of body? to pull into the Focus campus one morning and see people holding explicit neon signs telling me I was going to hell. I was a fairly new believer at the time, and managing media relations for Focus on the Family. With my salvation came the holy conviction to begin the difficult journey to battle against my own same-sex attractions. The chants, the signs, the venom ? it all felt uncomfortably familiar. Christians were once again protesting me. I couldn?t get away from it.

It also challenged my immature understanding of theology. ?What if Phelps is right?? I worried. I buried these thoughts for years ? though truth be told, they?d surface at nearly every mention of his name.

I know better now, but words spoken, for good or for evil, during the most vulnerable moments in life make an indelible impression. I have harbored a bitter root of ill will toward Fred Phelps. His hate lodged into my heart during a tender time of spiritual growth.

News that he was admitted to hospice and near death brought about mixed feelings this past weekend. I volunteer for hospice twice a week in a faith-based role. I care for and love people without a clue as to who they are or what harm they?ve committed in their lives. However, there are glimpses of the past.

An elderly mother jolts herself back from the brink of death for days because she?s waiting to say goodbye to her son. She calls out his name over and over. In the end, her body gives out. He doesn?t visit.

Another woman with hard memories also dies without family. She curses up a storm, then weeps over those she?s hurt and those who?ve wounded her. In the end, she commits her life to Jesus and the hospice chaplain baptizes her.

These are just two examples of a multitude of folks who have less than neat endings.

As a hospice volunteer I attend to ?death vigils,? where I sit at the bedside of someone who?s about to cross over to the other side. It?s holy ground. I read Psalms; sometimes I sing hymns. I do my darnedest to lead them to peace with God. I know in my spirit when that moment happens, and then sometimes a last gasp of life is taken. What an honor.

I have a world of compassion for the dying. In large part, it?s my calling. But what would I do with Fred Phelps as he wastes away in hospice?

I consider the military funerals he and his church protested. I think about the LGBT community ? of how many are tormented with thoughts of eternal damnation because of him. I wonder about all those who turn Jesus off completely because of his hateful words and spiteful actions.

Would I moisten his mouth with drops of water? Could I bring myself to wipe his forehead with a cold washcloth? Would I hold his hand and tenderly whisper the Psalms? Could I pour over him prayers of thanks and pleas of mercy from God?

These questions niggled at me this weekend, mostly because I likely minister to all sorts of men (and women) like Fred Phelps. But while there are signs of bitter, hard and even hateful lives, I don?t know the horror. I haven?t walked with them in life ?or watched their antics on the news. I?m presented with frail human beings, desperate for peace, for human touch, for forgiveness and for mercy.

One additional thought occurred to me: There is one among us who is never conflicted by whether or not to forgive or readily extend mercy. It?s Jesus. He sees all of our hateful moments and hypocrisy ? which I suspect are plentiful for most of us ?and extends love without condition.

Fred Phelps lies in hospice. I don?t like to think of Jesus with him through the hands and words of a hospice volunteer ? but that shows how far off the mark I am in the grace department. It?s a cause for prayer, for sure.

As the debate begins to rage about whether or not to protest Fred Phelps? funeral, this gives Christians a unique opportunity. This doesn?t involve giving nod to his ideology or suggesting he even knows the true Christ. However, it may present the chance to talk about mercy and how God is willing to forgive the worst of sinners.

The passing of Fred Phelps, and our reaction to it, presents a witness of grace so rarely demonstrated in our world. May God have mercy on Fred Phelps.

http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/bas...3/westboro.JPG

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I really hope his funeral is picketed, I ccan see the signs now.

*Fred died a fag*
*Fred died because he loved the cock*
*Fred choked on cock*
*Fred can now come out of the closet*

he's dead won't matter. lets see what they have planned to celebrate him going home

I would love to picket his funeral.

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 20022334)

I would love to picket his funeral.

then you will just be him on the other side :2 cents: :2 cents: hate = hate period :2 cents: no such thing as good hate

I dont think there will be a funeral to picket.
I recall reading or seeing Shirley on TV saying they dont have funerals because they don't worship the dead.....

the far right are full of morons just like him. gays are responsible for this, gays are responsible for that, non-believers won't be getting in to the promised land and yes, they are in the left wing too.

i really wish whoever in the associated press or reuters or whoever would stop giving him attention. i think it would have been better for all involved if the media hadn't of given him any more press after the koran burning event.

who dat nigga? he look like a closet homo.

TMZ hit it out of the park with this one!

http://www.tmz.com/2014/03/20/fred-p...aptist-church/

The classy thing to do would be to go to the funeral with a banner saying saying something like - 'God Loves Phelps - Yes, Even Him'...

I of course hope he died a long and painful death and the last thing he saw was a gay male nurse giving him his last dose of morphine.....

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Originally Posted by EddyTheDog (Post 20022782)

fixed it for you :thumbsup

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Originally Posted by georgeyw (Post 20022793)

fixed it for you :thumbsup

lol - Yes that is much better:1orglaugh...

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Originally Posted by MediaGuy (Post 20021986)

https://www.facebook.com/georgehtake...51941093890443

George Takei takes the best tack on this.

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I like this reply - Let's protest his funeral!!! But we should all have signs that say "We forgive you"

Don't get mad, get off... :)

Here is an uncensored video clip of the Get Shot Girls doing the "Westboro Baptist Fingerbang", featuring Bassist band member Lara Lush masturbating on the front lawn of the Westboro Baptist Church:

http://www.xvideos.com/video5999832/...er_bang_#114.4

Nice beat, catchy rhythm! :winkwink:

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