Comic-Con Hilariously Strikes Back Against Hate Church
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Wow I hate extremists like these making my religion look bad, I did not see the 10 Commandments it saying "Thou shalt not vapourize alien scum to save humanity in a simulation"
Hell yeah! That would be awesome.satanslawer123 said:
OT: I wish I was there, looks like it'd be a lot of fun just to see it first hand.
I'm up for picketing Fred Phelp's funeral. Anyone in?
Nice work Comic-Conners. Wish I could have gone.
Nice work Comic-Conners. Wish I could have gone.
Now that's awesome, wish I was there really, if only for the actual convention. This only makes it better. Just like this guy:
Okáy it's a simple giggle, but heej, kudos for doing it!
Okáy it's a simple giggle, but heej, kudos for doing it!
Please tell me he was wearing an animal mask there.Deofuta said:
These ignorant bigots are banned from England =p Sorry to disappoint ^^satanslawer123 said:
OT: This is freaking sweet. Way to out-troll the trolls my fellow nerds!!
To be fair, they are literally interpretting the Bible which is quite clear on cases of holding idols sacred and homosexuality. Technically they're preaching the actual message of the Bible, just not as much of the jesus stuff included it seems.samsonguy920 said:
Putting aside my utter loathing of religion, the counter-protest was inspired! Some of the signs / placards were hilarious! My personal favourites were: "Is this thing on?", "Superman Loves Fags!" and "God eats pizza!" - brilliant stuff!
I noticed that there were a few fursuiters in the counter-protest, which makes sense as a good number of the fur-fandom, myself included, are geeks. Someone also mentioned that the "embedded journalist" did the rounds at a few conventions. Although I am one of the minority of furs who is a)Not a fursuiter and b) Straight, I'd like to know how he got on.
Also, I would like to share a related tale with you. A well-known furry and convention regular told me that a US convention had a very small protest outside. "God hates furries!", "Go home, furfags!" and so on. Rather than get pissy and/or throw stuff, a number of furs went out and (jokingly) joined in the protest. In addition to this subtle (but brilliant!) mind-f*ck, when it started the rain, the protesters were invited into the hotel to get out of the rain and have a hot drink. They declined, packed up and p*ssed off! Brilliant stuff!
It's the way to deal with these hateful, weak-minded pillocks. As much as I would like to drive a monster truck over them all, the Comic-Con counter protest was a hilariously fiendish idea and more power to them for it!
Well done!
Wardy
I noticed that there were a few fursuiters in the counter-protest, which makes sense as a good number of the fur-fandom, myself included, are geeks. Someone also mentioned that the "embedded journalist" did the rounds at a few conventions. Although I am one of the minority of furs who is a)Not a fursuiter and b) Straight, I'd like to know how he got on.
Also, I would like to share a related tale with you. A well-known furry and convention regular told me that a US convention had a very small protest outside. "God hates furries!", "Go home, furfags!" and so on. Rather than get pissy and/or throw stuff, a number of furs went out and (jokingly) joined in the protest. In addition to this subtle (but brilliant!) mind-f*ck, when it started the rain, the protesters were invited into the hotel to get out of the rain and have a hot drink. They declined, packed up and p*ssed off! Brilliant stuff!
It's the way to deal with these hateful, weak-minded pillocks. As much as I would like to drive a monster truck over them all, the Comic-Con counter protest was a hilariously fiendish idea and more power to them for it!
Well done!
Wardy
me to, this is great XDJark212 said:
if more people do this back at them, will they finally shut the fuck up?