Flirting with Westboro Baptists



Fred Phelps and his crew at the Westboro Baptist Church are strictly anti-gay. Watch how one of their men react when Australian 'reporter' Charles Firth flirts with him.
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Eric Wolfe Hanson said…
With those psychos, I'm surprised that he didn't get shot.
October 12, 2006
beepbeepitsme said…
As an australian, I loved that show. They manage to take the piss out of most things. They oughta be congratulated ;)
October 12, 2006
Anonymous said…
Aw man I hope we get to see more from the westbro's, they are fuggin Hilarious!
October 13, 2006
Anonymous said…
One of these days, someone is going to take a gun to these people. And once that has started...

There´s only about a hundred of them as is. Since they only seem to love God -

That is actually an interesting point. As often as I have heard these miserable coproverms talk about hate and hating, I don´t think I have ever heard any of them talk about the things God loves.

Anyway, if they only love God, would it not actually be doing them a favour to send them to Him?
October 13, 2006
Anonymous said…
Freeking hilarious!
October 13, 2006
Anonymous said…
You know, one of the telling things about that clip, is when the reporter is talking to the guy with the poster, the guy actually seems almost normal, sort of "regular sort of guy" - doesnt look like a total nutjob and the reporter's comments make him laugh. (His wife, on the other hand is something else - what is it about fundy women...?)

Thats the scariest thing - ordinary, regular 9 to 5 type people being turned into nutjobs.... by religion. Goes back to that Weinberg quote:

"Religion is an insult to human dignity. With or without it you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion."
October 14, 2006
Anonymous said…
LEONARD,

THERE HAS GOT TO BE A LEAGAL WAY TO DEAL WITH THESE IDIOTS. THE PICTURES IN THE (NOW PULLED) VIDEO WHERE THEY WERE HOLDING UP SIGNS. INSULTING DEAD MINERS, THE GAY AND LESBIAN COMMUNITY, THE VICTIMS OF 911 AND SO ON HAS ME SO TOTALLY OUTRAGED LATELY.

I WILL BE AT THE DEMONSTATIONS COUNTERING WITH SIGNS OF MY OWN. CLEANING THE STREETS AFTER THEY LEFT.

THEY ARE NOT THE WESTBORO BAPTISTS. THEY ARE THE WESTBORO MOTHERFUCKERS AS I CALL THEM
July 14, 2007

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