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#52 Jun 25 2010 at 6:31 AM Rating: Excellent
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There's a guy named Mike Rogers who runs a site called blogactive.com. It's pretty much his mission to out gay conservatives who oppose his view of what gay rights should entail. While I suppose we could speculate that he's doing this all on his own and doesn't receive any funding or donations from anyone else, I doubt seriously that is the case.

So we should instead speculate that he's getting secret liberal conspiracy funding because that helps make Gbaji's case stronger!

Per your link, it's not his mission to "out gay conservatives", he outs "those he considers to be closeted gay politicians". If the majority of those happen to be Republicans, maybe that's because gay Republicans are more likely to be closeted and oppose gay rights than their counterparts across the aisle. I'd spend some time wondering why they can't be honest with their sexuality than playing the martyr.
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#53 Jun 25 2010 at 6:39 AM Rating: Excellent
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I don't know. Martyrs get holidays named after them.
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#54 Jun 25 2010 at 6:54 AM Rating: Good
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The thought of Al Gore making 'come hither' eyes is just icky.
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#55 Jun 25 2010 at 7:24 AM Rating: Decent
Xarus,

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I've still to meet anyone aside from Varrus that actually turns to Gore for environmental issues.


Granted you've probably not met the people who determine who receives the nobel peace prize.


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OSLO, Norway - Al Gore and the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Friday, and the former vice president used the attention to warn that global warming is "the greatest challenge we've ever faced."



Care to revise your statement? Obviously millions of liberals look up to Gore as a leader in environmental issues for them to give him the nobel peace prize.

But hey as long as you say he doesn't influence anything must make it true right?



#56 Jun 25 2010 at 7:29 AM Rating: Good
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#57 Jun 25 2010 at 7:34 AM Rating: Excellent
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knoxxsouthy wrote:
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I've still to meet anyone aside from Varrus that actually turns to Gore for environmental issues.


Granted you've probably not met the people who determine who receives the nobel peace prize.


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OSLO, Norway - Al Gore and the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Friday, and the former vice president used the attention to warn that global warming is "the greatest challenge we've ever faced."



Care to revise your statement? Obviously millions of liberals look up to Gore as a leader in environmental issues for them to give him the nobel peace prize.

But hey as long as you say he doesn't influence anything must make it true right?



Look here, idiot. NO ONE is claiming that Al Gore isn't a spearhead for environmental issues. We are saying that we don't look to him for factual information, because he's not a scientist. Raising awareness is what he does. You seem to think he's some sort of environmental education guru that we're in awe of or something. Stop being stupid.
#58 Jun 25 2010 at 7:38 AM Rating: Decent
Tricksy,

Typical liberal response to something they don't want to acknowledge. Do you understand words? I have a question; do you like being a pinko commy who doesn't give a sh*t about the constitution or bill of rights?

You liberals have been using Gore to prop up this global warming nonsense for 20yrs in a transparent attempt to gain control of another private sector industry and you have the nerve to say Gore doesn't speak for you?

Why don't you pull that d*ck out of your face long enough to research armand hammer and their ties to communism and the Gores then get back to me.

Thanks once again for providing proof positive that liberals have to be told what to think.




#59 Jun 25 2010 at 7:43 AM Rating: Decent
Ash,

God you're a tool. Do you even realize that Gores book is being forced on children in public schools? Oh but he doesn't speak for you.

And you're right about him raising awareness. He's raising awareness on a non-issue in an attempt to milk US taxpayers out of more of their money. Who do you thinks going to control the monopoly on carbon tax credits?

F*cking liberal idiots.




#60 Jun 25 2010 at 7:47 AM Rating: Excellent
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knoxxsouthy wrote:
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God you're a tool. Do you even realize that Gores book is being forced on children in public schools? Oh but he doesn't speak for you.
He has a book?
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And you're right about him raising awareness. He's raising awareness on a non-issue in an attempt to milk US taxpayers out of more of their money. Who do you thinks going to control the monopoly on carbon tax credits?

F*cking liberal idiots.
This was not your point at all. Your point was that Al Gore is the source all Liberals (or more accurately, people concerned about the environment) look to for information concerning climate change. Now that everyone in this thread has told you that that's both untrue and nonsensical, you've moved on to another point. Par for the course.

Edited, Jun 25th 2010 8:49am by AshOnMyTomatoes
#61 Jun 25 2010 at 7:56 AM Rating: Decent
Ash,

You can say it's untrue until you turn blue in the face, that doesn't change the fact that it is true.


How many of the people on this site voted for W over Gore? H*ll why don't you pull up the gore nobel peace prize thread and see what you and your liberal buddies wrote defending Gore. You're lying your as* off if you say liberals doesn't look up to Gore on environmental issues.


If you're willing to vote for someone that kind of says alot about what you think of that person.





Edited, Jun 25th 2010 10:03am by knoxxsouthy
#62 Jun 25 2010 at 8:05 AM Rating: Excellent
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If you're willing to vote for someone that kind of says alot about what you think of that person.
Not necessarily. I would have voted for for mickey mouse before i voted for Bush.
#63 Jun 25 2010 at 8:15 AM Rating: Excellent
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knoxxsouthy wrote:
You can say it's untrue until you turn blue in the face, that doesn't change the fact that it is true.

That's convincing!

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H*ll why don't you pull up the gore nobel peace prize thread and see what you and your liberal buddies wrote defending Gore.

You mean this collective shrug?
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#64 Jun 25 2010 at 8:15 AM Rating: Good
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knoxxsouthy wrote:
If you're willing to vote for someone that kind of says alot about what you think of that person.
It says you like them more than the next best option.
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#65 Jun 25 2010 at 8:29 AM Rating: Good
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H*ll why don't you pull up the gore nobel peace prize thread and see what you and your liberal buddies wrote defending Gore.
You mean this collective shrug?
Incriminating!
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#66 Jun 25 2010 at 8:40 AM Rating: Good
I didn't vote for Gore. I wasted my vote on Nader.
#67 Jun 25 2010 at 8:52 AM Rating: Excellent
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I didn't vote for Gore. I wasted my vote on Nader.

Some decisions you can't take back. You can, however, refrain from admitting it in public.
#68 Jun 25 2010 at 10:09 AM Rating: Good
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Ash,

God you're a tool. Do you even realize that Gores book is being forced on children in public schools? Oh but he doesn't speak for you.

Ash is in charge of selecting text books for public schools?
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You liberals have been using Gore to prop up this global warming nonsense for 20yrs in a transparent attempt to gain control of another private sector industry and you have the nerve to say Gore doesn't speak for you?

Since 1990? Smiley: dubious
The general public didn't know or give 2 shits about his environmentalism until 2006.
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He's raising awareness on a non-issue in an attempt to milk US taxpayers out of more of their money. Who do you thinks going to control the monopoly on carbon tax credits?

He's not in elected office and probably never will be again. What's his vested interest in getting the government to collect more taxpayer money?
#69 Jun 25 2010 at 2:29 PM Rating: Decent
Tricksy,

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What's his vested interest in getting the government to collect more taxpayer money?


Besides funding his pet project?


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Al Gore defends his extraordinary personal energy usage by telling critics he maintains a "carbon neutral" lifestyle by buying "carbon offsets," but the company that receives his payments turns out to be partly owned and chaired by the former vice president himself.
Gore has built a "green money-making machine capable of eventually generating billions of dollars for investors, including himself


Now if you receive tax breaks for purchasing carbon credits wouldn't you say that puts Gore in a unique position of making millions, maybe billions, on people buying carbon credits from his company?




Edited, Jun 25th 2010 4:31pm by knoxxsouthy
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knoxxsouthy wrote:
that puts Gore in a unique position

What would be unique about it? You don't think some other entrepreneur could offer the same services? Have a little faith in the free market, man!
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#71 Jun 25 2010 at 3:49 PM Rating: Good
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Shrug, even still. Your wild flailing has provided lots of reasons to dislike Al Gore, but no indication that he was spokesperson for the left. It's not just that you have presented bad arguments that he "speaks for us," you haven't presented ANY argument that he speaks for us.

#72 Jun 25 2010 at 4:59 PM Rating: Decent
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Jophiel wrote:
gbaji wrote:
It's pretty much his mission to out gay conservatives who oppose his view of what gay rights should entail.


Per your link, it's not his mission to "out gay conservatives", he outs "those he considers to be closeted gay politicians".


How do you justify your own positions when you have to lie in order to support them? How about you *not* cut off the end of the sentence when it's incredibly relevant:

"...best known for his activity in outing closeted gay politicians who actively oppose gay rights."

The issue isn't so much about being a closeted gay politician, but being opposed to gay rights as he defines it.

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If the majority of those happen to be Republicans, maybe that's because gay Republicans are more likely to be closeted and oppose gay rights than their counterparts across the aisle.


You have no idea how many closeted Democrats there are, do you? And since no one's running around actively seeking to out them, you're unlikely to. That's kinda the point here.

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I'd spend some time wondering why they can't be honest with their sexuality than playing the martyr.


It's not about honesty Joph. If that was the case, he'd be on a mission to out any and everyone who was gay and in the closet. Are you arguing that it's somehow wrong for a gay person to be in a closet? I suspect an awful lot of gay rights people would disagree with you.


The issue is that he had decided that he is the arbiter of what gay people should believe politically and he attacks anyone who doesn't fit that model by attacking their homosexuality in a way which would be condemned if he were attacking any other gay person. Why the double standard?


What he (and those who agree with him and use the same methods) is doing is creating fear among gay people. He's making them afraid to have opinions of their own. He's making them afraid to be conservatives or express conservative opinions, and certainly afraid if they happen to agree with conservative positions to ever involve themselves in any sort of political career. He's playing on the naturally existing fear of a gay person to be open about their sexuality in order to pressure them into conforming to a single political viewpoint. This is something which should be condemned as a violation of gay rights, but so many of you are so set in your "us vs them" mentality of politics that you're willing to overlook it if it benefits you.


Ends justify the means, I suppose.
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#73 Jun 25 2010 at 5:06 PM Rating: Excellent
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gbaji wrote:
How do you justify your own positions when you have to lie in order to support them? How about you *not* cut off the end of the sentence when it's incredibly relevant

Coming from someone who "had to lie" and say "gay conservatives" instead of "gay politicians", I'm not all that stung by your barbs. In fact, it's even more telling that you had read the description, knew exactly what it said but decided that it wasn't punchy enough to support the argument you wanted so you have to start playing with the words.

Nice job though.

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The issue isn't so much about being a closeted gay politician, but being opposed to gay rights as he defines it.

So you mean the issue isn't being conservative or Republican. Right. Makes me wonder why you had to lie about it.

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You have no idea how many closeted Democrats there are, do you? And since no one's running around actively seeking to out them, you're unlikely to. That's kinda the point here.

Only if we go by the giant Gbaji lie that he only outs Republicans/conservatives. But we already decided that the Wiki article was the gospel here and so I'm not sure why you're such a big lying liar. Probably because you have to lie to have a point. Liar.

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It's not about honesty Joph.

Obviously not since you keep lying like a big liar who lies all the time and then lies some more while accusing other people of lying. Why don't you stop lying all the time you liar and maybe we can talk because it's hard to discussing things with a liar who lies all the time.
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#74 Jun 25 2010 at 5:18 PM Rating: Excellent
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With some slight measure of seriousness (not that you deserve it after lying about the guy and then accusing me of lying when I corrected your blatant misrepresentation) but...
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He's making them afraid to be conservatives or express conservative opinions, and certainly afraid if they happen to agree with conservative positions to ever involve themselves in any sort of political career.

No, he's calling them on hiding their own homosexuality as they continue to fight against gay rights. If someone is openly homosexual and espouses your so called "conservative positions" then they have nothing at all to worry about, do they?

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He's playing on the naturally existing fear of a gay person to be open about their sexuality

Yeah, it's a real pity that theres's a political faction out there that continues to demonize homosexuals and make their honesty uncomfortable, huh? Almost as though they can't be honest about their sexuality and instead of worrying about that, some posters here would rather play the martyr and cry about scary bloggers than examine why they ascribe to an ideology that makes homosexuals afraid to be honest.
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#75 Jun 25 2010 at 5:21 PM Rating: Good
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Dear garbaji gbaji,

Don't try to hide behind the fear that your party perpetuates

Sincerely Yours,
The Gayz

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