The Family Research Council wants to know what you think of them

[charlie]

Who knows why, but they're askin':

http://resonateresearch.com/frcsurvey

I was civil enough not to unload on their dog-beating founder, who thinks waggling your dingus in front of your kid will keep him from turning out "funny". So, maybe they'll actually read more than the first few lines of my reply before shitcanning it.

(cross-posted in R/T)

[Dappleganger]

1. Thanks.

I told them that they were the anti-Christ--anti-poor, anti-child, anti-woman and anti-American.

[Dappleganger]

2. one more thing...

I also told them that because of their messages of hate that little christian kidlets were being bullied along with teh gays, and wondered how'd they liked them apples.

[Lucky 13]

3. My survey response:

HYPOCRITE
1: a person who puts on a false appearance of virtue or religion
2: a person who acts in contradiction to his or her stated beliefs or feelings
3: a conglomeration of self-loathing, self-aggrandizing, holy-than-thou, arrogant, condescending, closet queers who dare to claim they know the mind of God and condemn gays while meeting up with their rent-a-boy or male prostitute for a vacation romp.

To me there is no difference between FRC and Rev Fred Phelps. Hate-filled, vile, intolerant, knuckle-dragging, cavemen... soon to be fossils.

[sensate2000]

4. I took the survey

and I noticed that towards the end they wanted to know where I fell on the political spectum. Since I have a feeling that they are going to disregard surveys from respondants on the left/liberal side of the spectrum I went ahead and marked myself as a moderate. Maybe I should go back and say I am conservative?

[catgirl]

5. That felt good

I didn't answer any questions on the last page...TMI, but it was great telling them what I think of them. ;-)

[jwirr]

6. Gave then hell.