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Somewhere in Topeka Kansas lies a beautiful looking church called the Westboro Baptist Chruch. This church is known for its belief in the Five Point Calvinism, as well as its extreme homophobia, anti-semitism, and hatred towards America and everyone who fights to protect it. Yes, I am extremely anti-war. In fact, war propaganda and drafts are extremely unpatriotic and a major violation of basic human rights. But some Americans truly believe that joining the military is the most patriotic thing to do, as you should honor them, not hate them.

This all kinda makes sense because Westboro Baptist Chruch was founded by Fred Phelps, a man well known for his hatred towards gays, Jews, and Muslims, and other members of the Christian church. When he founded Westboro, it was back in 1955, so his believes weren’t too controversial in the American public. But as time went on and we learned that what we believed was wrong, he didn’t back down, and that caused a lot of concern in both his community and everyone else in the state. Not many conservative news sites report what is going on in the Chruch but I know for a fact that not many Americans really live up these standards. And it’s not like he’s saying things to purposely get attention, he really means it. Their homepage literally supports the idea that “All fags are sinners”, and are going to hell, no matter how “normal” that person is.

But this brings up a good question, how far can Free Speech go? According to our Constitution, as long as that speech isn’t a threat to society or is threatening to end the lives of others, there’s nothing our government can do about it. Unfortunately, Westboro Baptist Chruch is in that catagory. They always keep saying that they’re going to end the gay race and wipe out the Jaduism race, but they’ve never done so. It almost seems like it’s all just talk, but at the same time, it really doesn’t. It’s obviously best not to give this Authoritative cult money because what are they going to do with it, probably burn it. You know why, because it reminds them of Jews.

But then again, it’s probably a good idea we do something about Westboro because Fred openly supports the killing of 3,000 plus Americans during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He yelled “Bloody Jew” four times in a open flyer regarding a Jewish adversary and publicly burned a copy of the Quran while being scolded by a Muslim Man. His daughter told Fox News that would not only go to hell for all his sins (which is true), but how the human race would be completely whipped out due to a “Obama Administration Apocalypse”. He rightfully backs Adolf Hitler and everything the Nazi Germans did to the Jews and gays and has violated numerous civil rights laws regarding hate speech. No Topeka resident should have to see a “God Hates Fags” sign in their neighborhood because it weakens them and well, causes problems for them later on in life. But then again, it is free speech to express your personal views about something. Even if you try to change his views or stop the chruch from organizing, nothings really gonna work. They gonna keep doing the same crap they’ve always done, if not worse.

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Somewhere in Topeka Kansas lies a beautiful looking church called the Westboro Baptist Chruch. This church is known for its belief in the Five Point Calvinism, as well as its extreme homophobia, anti-semitism, and hatred towards America and everyone who fights to protect it. Yes, I am extremely anti-war. In fact, war propaganda and drafts are extremely unpatriotic and a major violation of basic human rights. But some Americans truly believe that joining the military is the most patriotic thing to do, as you should honor them, not hate them.

This all kinda makes sense because Westboro Baptist Chruch was founded by Fred Phelps, a man well known for his hatred towards gays, Jews, and Muslims, and other members of the Christian church. When he founded Westboro, it was back in 1955, so his believes weren’t too controversial in the American public. But as time went on and we learned that what we believed was wrong, he didn’t back down, and that caused a lot of concern in both his community and everyone else in the state. Not many conservative news sites report what is going on in the Chruch but I know for a fact that not many Americans really live up these standards. And it’s not like he’s saying things to purposely get attention, he really means it. Their homepage literally supports the idea that “All fags are sinners”, and are going to hell, no matter how “normal” that person is.

But this brings up a good question, how far can Free Speech go? According to our Constitution, as long as that speech isn’t a threat to society or is threatening to end the lives of others, there’s nothing our government can do about it. Unfortunately, Westboro Baptist Chruch is in that catagory. They always keep saying that they’re going to end the gay race and wipe out the Jaduism race, but they’ve never done so. It almost seems like it’s all just talk, but at the same time, it really doesn’t. It’s obviously best not to give this Authoritative cult money because what are they going to do with it, probably burn it. You know why, because it reminds them of Jews.

But then again, it’s probably a good idea we do something about Westboro because Fred openly supports the killing of 3,000 plus Americans during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He yelled “Bloody Jew” four times in a open flyer regarding a Jewish adversary and publicly burned a copy of the Quran while being scolded by a Muslim Man. His daughter told Fox News that would not only go to hell for all his sins (which is true), but how the human race would be completely whipped out due to a “Obama Administration Apocalypse”. He rightfully backs Adolf Hitler and everything the Nazi Germans did to the Jews and gays and has violated numerous civil rights laws regarding hate speech. No Topeka resident should have to see a “God Hates Fags” sign in their neighborhood because it weakens them and well, causes problems for them later on in life. But then again, it is free speech to express your personal views about something. Even if you try to change his views or stop the chruch from organizing, nothings really gonna work. They gonna keep doing the same crap they’ve always done, if not worse.