Wulf Ratbane said:
Line up half the group that says being a strict liberal is evil, and the other half that says voting for a conservative like Helms is evil...
...aaaaand we have thread lockdown in an instant.
Lizard said:
Well, since I consider both liberals and Jesse Helms to be identical in their desire to restrict freedom, differing only in which freedoms they wish to restrict, which side should I stand on?
Leopold said:it is..someone mentioned it at a LARP session and it spread like wildfire..no substance to it at all.
Thaumaturge said:
Oh, and my source material. Not on hand, but if you do a google search I'm sure you can find it.
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Now let's just hope that Ted Turner is (or isn't, depending on opinion) influenced by them, too, and buys D&D because of it.Jon F. Zeigler said:
Eh. Memes.
Media mogul Ted Turner ridiculed the Ten Commandments, Pope John Paul II, and the Polish people during his population control speech to the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association. Turner called the Ten Commandments "a little out of date," postulating that "If you’re going to have only 10 rules, I don’t know if prohibiting adultery should be one of them." Asked how he would deal with Pope John Paul II, an opponent of abortion and contraception, Turner lifted his leg and asked, "Ever seen a Polish mine detector?" He added that the Pope should "get with it. Welcome to the 20th century." A day later, after a protest from the league, Turner’s office sent an apology to league headquarters
Wicht said:Lizard, don't confuse posters
I gotta admit that I can't find any reference to the swastikas on the net, though I know I have read several newpaper articles (admittedly editorials) that references the event.
I did find numerous references to Turner as a known anti-semite.