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 Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2017 11:26 am Post subject: honesty of the right wing even those on this forum |
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the honesty of the right wing even those on this forum
It is now a common theme and old one it appears. The right wing are branched from the religious right so they claim, that is why god must be involved in all our government documents the pledge, holidays, ten commandments and so on. They say live by their example or by their churches teachings. We have Milibu and the rest of the right wingers who post lies on here all the time and will not back up their lies. A Simple thing back up your posts specially when you are known for being a liar and copying lies and posting them. Just one yesterday.http://www.iwindsurf.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=19604&start=5110&sid=df8f5c181742c6edb3f2aa781c892621
where he posts his hate from his liar's sources which he and the others are to ashamed of their sorces that they post without links or saying where they got their lies. Those sources that do not fire their people for lying, ya after many years of sexuallly abusing people they do draw a line and fire the sexual perps of the right, but not for lying as that is a hireable trait to the right wing.
. And when confronted to support their lies posted without links, Malibu and the right wingers here have no honor, no shame and could care less about the truth.
We have example after example. To date, they have not shown any of my posts are posted with the intent to lie. Not one. Ya I call them out for lying now and being stupid but if you read it they are stupid morons for their posts that they refuse to back up.
The right wing lied so much that one of theirs with a weapon shot up the pizzagate pizza restaurant. Their right wing general even passed that lie to people. again a general who was involved in national security could not even figure out that obvious one that Hillary was not involved in child trafficking from a pizza place. That is either how immoral or stupid right wing generals are.
Is it now the norm for the right wing since they have a liar and chief that they support to just lie too. We see that the religious right enveligists do not say a word about his lying, and they support him. Even with his words of going after married women and sehis entitlement of sexual assault in his own words. Even with just one of his depositions in his 4000 lawsuits, he was caught lying was it 20-30 times. He lied about the boy scouts, he lied about the generals discussed the transgenders with him, he just lies all the time.
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look at simple lies Fox states "they are fair and balanced" and that lie is fine with right wingers.
So here is another great example.. You will not see this all over the media..
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/08/24/us/catholic-priest-kkk-trnd/index.html?iid=ob_lockedrail_topeditorial
Catholic priest admitted to KKK membership after reporter's questions
Eric Levenson
By Eric Levenson, CNN
Updated 2215 GMT (0615 HKT) August 24, 2017
| Quote: | The Rev. William Aitcheson, a Catholic priest, has voluntarily stepped down from public ministry after news came out about him being a KKK member 40 years ago.
The Rev. William Aitcheson, a Catholic priest, has voluntarily stepped down from public ministry after news came out about him being a KKK member 40 years ago.
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The Rev. William Aitcheson admitted he was a member of the KKK 40 years ago
He did so only after a freelance journalist told church officials about it
(CNN)The Catholic priest who publicly admitted to burning crosses as a member of the Ku Klux Klan decades ago spoke out after a freelance journalist told church officials about his disturbing past, according to a statement from the Catholic Diocese of Arlington.
"He came forward only after he was going to be exposed," said Ted Williams, an attorney for the priest's cross-burning victims, according to CNN affiliate WJLA.
The Rev. William Aitcheson, a priest in Virginia, admitted in an op-ed in the Arlington Catholic Herald on Monday that he was a KKK member 40 years ago.
"My actions were despicable," he wrote. "When I think back on burning crosses, a threatening letter, and so on, I feel as though I am speaking of somebody else. It's hard to believe that was me."
Aitcheson, 62, joined the Diocese of Arlington in 1998, years after leaving the Klan. In his article, he apologized and connected his "despicable" past actions to the violent protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this month.
"(A)bandoning thoughts of racism and superiority gave me the liberation I needed," he wrote. "We must condemn, at every opportunity, the hatred and vile beliefs of the KKK and other white supremacist organizations."
The Diocese of Arlington said Aitcheson's article "was written with the intention of telling his story of transformation." Aitcheson voluntarily asked to step away from the ministry temporarily, the church said.
The church later wrote that Aitcheson wrote the article after a freelance reporter contacted the diocese with information that his legal name matched that of a man arrested in the 1970s.
"Aitcheson was approached about this, he acknowledged his past and saw the opportunity to tell his story in the hopes that others would see the possibility of conversion and repentance, especially given the context of what occurred in Charlottesville," the church wrote.
Former victims speak up
For Philip and Barbara Butler, Aitcheson's story brings up brutal personal memories. In 1977, they discovered a flaming cross about 6-feet high on their yard, they said in a news conference on Wednesday.
Catholic priest takes a leave after admitting life in KKK 40 years ago
Catholic priest takes a leave after admitting life in KKK 40 years ago
Aitcheson, then a University of Maryland student, was arrested in the cross burning and identified as an "exalted cyclops" of a KKK lodge, according to a 1977 article in The Washington Post. In all, he was charged with six cross burnings, one count of making bomb threats, and two of manufacturing pipe bombs, the Post reported at the time.
He was sentenced to 60 days in jail with four years of probation, according to WJLA.
Williams, the attorney for the Butler family, called on Aitcheson to identify those who helped with the cross burnings.
"He needs to give up other klansmen or klanswomen who (were) involved in putting that cross on the Butlers' property," Williams said, according to WJLA.
The Butler family also won $23,000 in damages from Aitcheson, but they were never paid, according to WJLA. In a statement, the Diocese of Arlington encouraged Aitcheson to "fulfill his legal and moral obligations" to the Butler family.
"We are coordinating with Father Aitcheson in his efforts to seek reconciliation and make restitution," the statement said. "Father Aitcheson fully understands this is his obligation and that he must do what is possible to make this situation right."
After the cross burning, President Ronald Reagan visited the Butler family in 1982.
The Butlers said they did not know Aitcheson was a priest until Tuesday, according to WJLA.
"Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do," Barbara Butler said, quoting the Bible.
"But you did know what you did," she added.
CNN's AnneClaire Stapleton contributed to this report. |
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Cuz was against funding for Sandy but for it for his hurricane. What a liar, claims there were so many attached spending bills is only reason why, when those were additional relief bills in reality majority.
From what I can see the insurance industry is going to need to be bailed out due to home and car losses...
As Harvey rages, Texas senators defend votes against Sandy funding
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/harvey-rages-texas-senators-defend-votes-sandy-funding/story?id=49470206
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It appears you have to be a recovering KKK right winger to admit the truth that right wingers on this forum can not even admit.
Life after Hate.... got it, right wingers, there is life after you give up your hate....
trump hate speech he says is not a dog whistle it is a bull horn.
http://www.msnbc.com/the-last-word/watch/ex-neo-nazi-what-white-supremacists-hear-from-trump-1034422851933
Ex-neo Nazi: What white supremacists hear from Trump | Quote: |
Christian Picciolini used to be a leader in a white supremacist group. Now, he works to help others escape that racist world. He tells Lawrence O'Donnell what white supremacists and neo-Nazis hear when they listen to President Trump's rhetoric. |
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