The Freepers are happy now that the peoples' elected representatives are legalizing gay marriage...

[JeffreyWilliamson]

Oh wait, THEY AREN'T?!

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2245437/posts

To: steve-b
Keep pushing libs, you may push us into civil war.

2 posted on Wednesday, May 06, 2009 12:05:46 PM by PetroniusMaximus

To: steve-b

The Queer Governor at it again.

3 posted on Wednesday, May 06, 2009 12:06:29 PM by jocko12

To: GOP_Party_Animal

iTS useless...people are brainwashed and continue to celebrate DIVERSITY!!! THE BACK DOOR TO GAY, LESBIAN,TRANSGENDER TAKE OVER....AMERICA HAS BEEN ASLEEP AND NOW DRUGGED ON LIBRALISM....WE ARE DOOMED.

15 posted on Wednesday, May 06, 2009 12:27:03 PM by Texas4ever (God is Good!)

OMG!!!11! WE R SO DOMED!!!1!! TEH DIVERSITY IS COMING TO GET US!!!111! ARE CHILDENT WILL B TRANSGENDER AND TOOK OVER!!!1! WHERE IS OBAMA BURTH CERTFICUTE!!!!1!!!1!

God that board's formatted so badly it's almost as unreadable as most of their comments.

Let’s hope a vote of the people is allowed.

As Maine goes, so goes Vermont. Now the gays from both states can date each other, get married, and raise. . .well, raise nothing. Another sad day for the new USofA.

16 posted on Wednesday, May 06, 2009 12:45:23 PM by BlueStateBlues (Blue State business, Red State heart.........Palin 2012, can't come soon enough.)

Uh, I was under the assumption that the peoples' duly elected representatives voted in favor of this and then their duly elected governor signed it into law. How is that not a "vote of the people"? Or are you really after a "vote of the bigots".

It's shocking that after all their complaints about judges legislating from the bench that their still upset when it's legislated from the Legislature. Actually it's not shocking--they're just bigots.

Anyway, for those with strong stomachs some of their comments are quite a read. They also appear to be sniping at one another a little over whether or not it's a good idea to use fundie arguments when trying to explain their opposition to others.

[peace frog]

1. Anything that sends the wingnuts

into stuttering, spittle-spraying hysteria makes my day, my week, my friggin' year. Keep up the pressure, folks.

[jdp349]

13. Their self imposed suffering and anguish is so delicious

[JackBeck]

2. Activist legislators legislating from the legislature.

:crazy:

[Submariner]

3. Hey Freeptards

:rofl:

[old mark]

4. Read GOP Party Animal: What is that "back door" reference?

You don't think .....???!!!
:yoiks:

mark

[JeffreyWilliamson]

7. GOP_Party_Animal doesn't come off as a person who'd enjoy a party, do they?

[old mark]

10. I'd guess it's all relative.......nt

[Happyhippychick]

5. I'm tiring of DU's constant schaudenfreudism. Give it a rest people.

KIDDING!!!

SUCK IT FREEPIES!!!

:rofl:

[JeffreyWilliamson]

8. Ha! I almost included a prediction in the OP...

About how many replies would be posted before someone actually said something along the lines of:

"I don't know why some people feel the need to go over there and post this crap here."

[varun]

6. CA representatives had also voted for marriage

but Ahnuld vetoed it.

Why were the fundies not upset then?

They are just bigots, and to them, anything pro gay is against the "peepul"

[LeftinOH]

9. "...may push us in to civil war." Freepers really are f*cking pathetic. n/t

[Manifestor_of_Light]

11. Are they gonna protest Broadway musicals and tasteful decorating??

:shrug:

[Cheap_Trick]

12. Civil War? Bring it, you little pussies.

You DO realize that'd entail leaving your mother's basement, don't you?

Yeah, didn't think so.

But if you should ever grow or borrow a pair, we'll be waiting.

[Ian David]

14. If the Freepers die in a Civil War, do they realize that the lesbians will steal their wives? n/t

[peace frog]

15. Lucky ladies

I would much prefer being married to a lesbian than to a freeptard, and I'm straight fer crissake. :evilgrin: