So scrolling through my Facebook today, and I found a link to a site going on about how Chuck Norris hates gay people. With a trail of disgusting comments all about him, and how hes a hateful evil person.
So I go to the link, and I discover something odd. Despite supposedly trumpeting evil speech, no where was there a direct link so I or anyone could go and read his hateful words for my self.
Kinda suspicious if you ask me. If Chuck Norris is such an evil homophobic prick, as the person who pointed the link to me said, wouldnt they want to provide his own speech all about it?
Apparently not, you dont need to read his words, I read them for you, trust me when I say its true.
But isnt internet technology so sophisticated that we can provide a link easily? Perhaps the person running the blog didnt know how to complete a link. Lets look at his site.
http://www.williamkwolfrum.com/2009/07/12/behind-chuck-norris-beard-is-another-fist-and-behind-that-fist-is-a-homophobic-prick/
Theres links there, so why dont we find the original quote?
So I go trolling through the internet, and I type in Chuck Norris hates gays. And I find a bunch of different sites, all purporting to have the quote, and none of them could direct me to the original source quote. However finally one site did say it was Chuck Norris speaking on the World Daily Net site. So I went there and found the original letter and its entirety.
http://www.bibleinschools.net/About-Us/Chuck-Norris-Bringing-the-Bible-back-into-schools-WorldNet-Daily
Now Im sure that letter will upset anyone on the left. The thought that people will be teaching the bible in schools. But its not anti-gay speech.
Now maybe Im missing something. Maybe there is a quote somewhere else, but even then hate speech legislation, has been used repeatedly in the past in my country to silence people critical of certain groups. Both Mark Steyn and Ezra Levant were initially convicted of violations of the Hate Speech law in Canada, for daring to print joke pictures of Mohammed in there magazine.
http://brentwittmeier.com/2008/11/23/hate-and-human-rights-part-ii-ezra-levant-and-mark-steyn/
Being against flawed human rights censorship is not being anti-gay.
Given the government the right to tell you what you can say and what you cant say is a problem.
But I guess its easier to believe your pre-concieved notions than actually think for yourself. Which is also a problem
