Librarian sues 'gay' profs over 'Marketing of Evil'

WorlNetDaily ^ | March 8, 2007 | WorldNetDaily

[50mm]

This is political correctness to the extreme.

[Mr. Brightside]

I am, in fact, notifying the OSU-M campus, and Ohio State University in general, that I no longer feel safe doing my job.

Spoken like a true Nancy-boy!

[6SJ7]

National Socialists; banning books since 1936.

[Vaquero]

Turd Burgler Barf Alert!!!!

[joe fonebone]

YEAH, BABY!!!! GO GET 'EM!!!! The only way to get your point across is to hit 'em in the pocketbook........

[rjp2005]

Way to go, Savage! Fight the good fight!

[Vn_survivor_67-68]

f-a-g-g-o-t-s

[Esther Ruth]

Speaking of another Savage, Michael Savage on his show last evening stated/warned strongly that "we ain't seen nothing yet" in regards to what some have in store for us regarding these pc "hate crimes" against talk of homosexuality by conservatives. He seems to be of very strong opinion that something is going to be coming from the potus himself in this regard! I can believe it since Julie Annie (Mr. hate crimes laws) is being shoved down the countries throat for 08 by one and all. Our taxpayer money being used to find a quicker way by these to outlaw the Bible.

[50mm]

ping to Moral Absolutes

[MortMan]

Hmmm... I sense another post-without-thought moment has been revealed. I suppose you would rather he concealed carry and drop anyone who comes within five feet of him? Regardless as to their allegiance (or not) to the cabal who has determined to run him out on a rail?

So what is the solution? Should he physically attack, perhaps to maim or kill, the professorial gay mafia members? Or should he use the legal system to defend his rights, the way the courts are supposed to work?

But, no!! Senseless, aimless violence would serve the purpose so much better.

[GadareneDemoniac]

If I remember correctly, there was a politician named Hannibal Hamlin during the US War Between the States. Without looking it up, I think that he was the one who gave about a two hour harangue before Lincoln gave the Gettysburg address.

I wonder if this poofter is a descendant of the old politician.

If so, maybe being a "Blowhard" runs in the family. [ducking for cover!]

[Dudoight]

I hope he reaps a windfall in $. It would be justice if the perpetrators of this paranoid defamation felt some pain and loss for their egocentric crusade to ruin Mr. Savage.

[mkjessup]

Sounds like the faggots have their panties in a twist.

OH NO!! Did I say THAT WORD?!?!?

OMG!!! OK, OK, I'm packin' up and heading for rehab?

Ann? Ann? Are you there? I'm comin' Mama! ;)

[50mm]

The quote he referred to was by the homosexual professor and his assessment is correct in my opinion. How can anybody "feel harrassed" or "feel threatened" by a book recommendation?

[MortMan]

Having been duly corrected, and feeling appropriately chastised, MortMan offers his sincere apology to Mr. Brightside for having gone off half-cocked. Please ignore my posted ignorance.

[Unam Sanctam]

Several professors, two of them openly homosexual, had become extremely upset over Savage's nomination for the freshman reading program of "The Marketing of Evil," calling it "hate literature." Subtitled "How Radicals, Elitists, and Pseudo-Experts Sell Us Corruption Disguised as Freedom," chapter one of the book exposes the marketing strategies and tactics of the "gay rights" movement.

Sounds like the treatment of this guy by the gay activists would tend to support the arguments of "The Marketing of Evil"...

[50mm]

I didn't intend to chastise and understand where you could have been mistaken. I wish more were as gracious as you in accepting responsibility and offering sincere apologies.

[cf_river_rat]

Hmmm... I sense another post-without-thought moment has been revealed.

Yeah.... by you! LOL

The "I'm so scared" quote was from one of the queers, not the plaintiff.

[MortMan]

See post 15 for my mea culpa. ;-P

[Teacher317]

This is political correctness to the extreme.

No, this is Political Correctness arriving at its next inevitable step.