Virginia Tech Massacre: Hate Group Keeps Wounds Fresh
April 20, 2007 at 8:25 pm 3 comments
Earlier this week, on a seemingly idle Monday, we got to witness the worst of mankind. And then through that heartache, we got to see the best of mankind– a teacher sacrificing himself for his students, a strong father recounting his daughter’s memory with love, the prayers and outreach of countless rivals and strangers. And now, we once again get to see the worst of mankind:
The Westboro Baptist Church, based out of Topeka Kansas, is planning on picketing Ryan Clark’s funeral tomorrow in Georgia, presumably to show us that “God is punishing America for her sodomite sins…” Clint alerted me to this disturbing news via a blog post of his.
I have heard many remarkable things about Ryan Clark the last few days. The item I will remember the most in the coming decades is a snippet someone wrote on one of the memorials on the Virginia Tech Drillfield. The author talked about how helpful and happy and uplifting Ryan Clark was and then the author said (possibly paraphrased), “I can not think of a better angel than you.”
Ryan Clark, this angel, does NOT deserve what the Westboro Baptist Church intends.
4ThoseWhoCant.com is organizing Hokies and Hokie Supporters to “block these monsters” from the funerals of all 32 victims, including Ryan Clark. If you are interested in participating, they have contact information listed on their site. It is too late to save the victims from their untimely deaths, but hopefully there is still time to save the dignity of their services.
Entry filed under: hate group, prejudice, Ryan Clark, Virginia Tech, Virginia Tech Massacre, Westboro Baptist Church.
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Clint | April 21, 2007 at 9:27 am
Word.
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tgaw | April 21, 2007 at 9:49 am
Update. WBC is no longer picketing the Virginia Tech funerals. Instead, they are going to be appearing on the Mike Gallagher radio show.
WBC Flyer on the matter:
Click to access 20070420_mike-gallagher-virginia-tech.pdf
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Michael | April 24, 2007 at 1:54 pm
Thanks for promoting this. We received a lot of support. If you go to http://www.4thosewhocant.com/ryanclark you can see the update of how it went along with some pictures.