REAL Teen Under Fire From the Left
Posted on November 27, 2005
Stop the ACLU covered the United States Postal Service and the first assault in the War on Christmas. A couple days ago I blogged about it too.Apparently exposing the War on Christmas has upset some people on the left. While checking my links in the TTLB Ecosystem, I found a couple left-wing moonbat bloggers who decided to attack me. While I’m always in the mood to answer my critics, one of these commie-loving liberals decided to get personal. They called me a moron, but that didn’t surprise me. The other attack did however.
Read about the assaults and how I’ve Upset The Left… Awesome.
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“first assault in the War on Christmas”?! Dude, the story is about stamps. Postage stamps. If this is the best that you can come up with, then yes, people are going to laugh at you. It really is, as Reynolds says, a bit silly. It deserves a silly response.
Everyone knew there would be someone comment on this in a very stupid way. just look what elendil wrote. What a moron.
The War on Christmas is only part of the story. I saw no sign of Thanksgiving in the stores I shop and only one employee, an immigrant, said Happy Thanksgiving.
Elendil seems to have missed the point in that it is not about postage stamps, but about freedom.
“Elendil seems to have missed the point in that it is not about postage stamps, but about freedom.”
How exactly is your freedom being violated by the USPS discontinuing the production of religiously oriented stamps? Did your letter carrier tell you he wasn’t going to deliver mail to known Christians anymore?
Nadom, that was very poignant. elendil cuts to the heart of the matter and puts it in perspective, and yo come back with “moron!” and “stupid!” Is that the extent of your reasoned refutation?
Real Christians don’t need to see evidence of their faith splattered on every stamp, billboard and department-store window in America. That’s for the agenda-pushing mongoloids like RealTeen, who hopefully will wake up one day realizing how supremeli idiotic his views were during a youth misspent on blogging in a vain effort to topple the ACLU. What was that about “moonbats” again? Man, what a riot!
[edited], only 4 comments and two are from Liberals. Get a load of this piece of [edited] “fecesonmelba”. Who the hell is this idiot trying to impress? Actually, its [edited] on you a- hole. Problem with that, too [edited] bad, we’re not here to cater to your pathetic [edited]. You have the uneducated gall to sit there behind your cum stained keyboard and criticize Teen about name calling, and you turn around and do the same thing. Were you born stupid or did you become dumb? You don’t even know what the hell your talking about. You know nothing about freedom, frigging obviously. The omission of Chistian symbols from USPS stamps effectively prevents Christains from being able to express their faith when mailing letters or parcels while they continue to sell Kwanza and Minora stamps to cater to other faiths. That is a freedom curtailed for Christains for you brain dead dolts like [edited] there. You also know nothing about Christians either. Christians love to celebrate their holdiays, and have a right to do so freely, even on Government property, actually, especially on Government property as they partly own it. They especially love to place evidence of their faith everywhere they can in celebration. This would include Christmas Lights, Billboards, Christmas Displays in stores, and where ever else they see fit. If jackasses like you don’t like it, then don’t [edited] look at it, that is your right. I’m sure you’ll be taking every gift you recieve back to the sender and telling them how much you hate Christian espressions. [edited] Moonbat…..
Yeah, you sound like a devoted Christian, all right. I’m pretty sure that crude language like yours isn’t tolerated here, although your atrocious grammar and spelling will be roundly applauded.
“The omission of Chistian symbols from USPS stamps effectively prevents Christains from being able to express their faith when mailing letters or parcels while they continue to sell Kwanza and Minora stamps to cater to other faiths.”
That’s right. If you can’t express your faith on a [edited] postage stamp, you’re being denied all means of proclaiming your love of Christ to the world. If you write “God bless” on the envelope, or even if you merely enclose a card featuring a picture of Jesus, the USPS will just tear it up.
Hannukah, by the way, is not a religious holiday, crap-for-brains. And it’s “menorah.” Why should non-Christians give a [edited] about your dumb religion if you can’t even be bothered to learn the basics of other, less pesky ones?