After the horror of the Arizona shootings, it is hard to think of anything that could be more evil, more wicked than gunning down a group of complete strangers. Hard, but not impossible. It can be argued that those who would spew hateful things at the funeral of a child are more despicable than the obviously insane man who killed that child. Maybe it’s a tie.
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The Westboro jerks, who call themselves baptists but probably couldn’t articulate the gospel if a gun was pointed at them, are going to “protest” the funerals of the victims of the Arizona shootings. And they are getting what they want: publicity, even if it is basically the entire country giving them the finger. (In this, at least, we are united: those people are evil.)
I don’t know what is being planned to deal with them, particularly since these funerals will probably be high profile with “important people” being in attendance. (God spare me from a funeral attended by “important people.”) I would like to point out the recent and highly effective manner of dealing with the Westboro bunch.
Here:
And based on their example and organized in part by my friend Holly, here:
Love, dignity, and respect for the fallen blocking hate. As the Good Book says, “Love covers a multitude of sins.”
