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[AgeofKnowledge]

I personally think flinging body fluids is bad, of course, but that doesn't mean a few local protests engaging in the practice in the 1980s are going to make national news. Prisoners "gas" or fling their body fluids around prisons every day and you almost never hear of it in the national news even when people contract diseases that eventually kill them from it.

And the national news underwent more strict censorship during the 1980's than it does today. Also, only a tiny fraction of horrific crimes even make national news both then and now.

Just as an example, consider the Newsom/Christian murders. Now there's a horrific crime. Examine the facts of what happened in that case. There was a popular outcry from the public that the crime was not being reported in the national news media because the victims were white and the murderers all black.

Honestly, I don't know if that played a role or not in the mainstream liberal media's decision not to escalate the story to national news but the truth is that only a tiny handful of the 15,000 murders that occur in the U.S. every year ever make national news and the ones that do usually have attributes of a prolonged nature that make news organizations want to cover them at that level.

I think you're making an assumption here that simply isn't true.

Pause to think about this for a second. You aretrying to say that a horrific assault on parents and children was committed bya nationally recognized gay organization but not a single news outlet eitherprint or televised ever made even the slightest mention of it.

Yeah.

 

[TracerBullet]

More than a hundred of them were arrested but I'm not aware if any were charged with assault or not.

Of course no one was charged with assault. No assaults took place.
Of the one hundred and eleven arrested charges were filedonly against fourteen and these were charged with misdemeanor trespassing. Noone saw the inside of a jail and the 14 received community service.

It would be unlikely in my opinion because they weren't beating people down but rather pushing them around.

Please. You don’tknow if any charges for anything were filed but somehow you just KNOW thatthose horrible homosexuals were “pushing people around”

The latter constitutes assault but it's rarely prosecuted as such compared to the former. It was a chaotic scene but I'm not aware of the mainstream liberal press (e.g. New York Times, etc...) interviewing a single parishioner during or after the event.

Don’t know or didn’t want to look?
BTW. Mayer Ed Kotchwas at the service that day and was interviewed as were dozens of others

The Catholic Media Coalition did; however. And they say they were assaulted (as in pushed around) and that the activists did burn an effigy. For more information, contact the Catholic Media Coalition.

And isn’t it amazing that the 400 police officers and dozensof news crews there filming didn’t notice that?

 

[TracerBullet]

I personally think flinging body fluids is bad, of course, but that doesn't mean a few local protests engaging in the practice in the 1980s are going to make national news. Prisoners "gas" or fling their body fluids around prisons every day and you almost never hear of it in the national news even when people contract diseases that eventually kill them from it.

Prisoners aren’t out in public and they aren’t gay activists“throwing their body fluids through the openwindows of families in traffic”

And the national news underwent more strict censorship during the 1980's than it does today. Also, only a tiny fraction of horrific crimes even make national news both then and now.

And isn’t it amazing that all of these crimes you accusehomosexuals of committing just happen to fall under that mysterious censorship…thatdidn’t seem to stop any other news reporting.

 

[AgeofKnowledge]

There were but it's your word (who wasn't there) against their word (who were there) so I'll let you take it up with them Inspector. I'm sure the picture you paint will fit your desire.

New York went easy on them. Part of the reason for that was the law was looser in those days. No 911, no Homeland Security, no 3 strikes, no domestic "terrorist threat" legislation, fewer laws on the books than today, etc... plus Christian organizations often extend grace in such circumstances not pressing the judiciary to the full extent of the law as many businesses do. Four hundred police officers, which I'm just taking your word for, and they still couldn't hold back 4,500 people.

Please do share all of this video that these dozens of news crews shot for the mainstream liberal media. That means there must be a great deal of it. We'd looking forward to viewing it as soon as you provide the links to it in your next reply.

And I don't care if the president was interviewed. That doesn't disprove a thing. The parishioners were the ones being victimized by the mob and they were not interviewed.

The only thing that's amazing is how eager you are to condone extremist behavior.

 

[AgeofKnowledge]

All of these crimes? I said I saw a couple instances on a local television news channel back in the 80's.

The rest are your distortions and false expectations that simply don't align with reality. Perhaps a good psychiatrist can assist you in bringing the nonsense in your head into alignment with reality. I'm not one.

In any event, common sense dictates it's time to bring this discussion to a close and transition into more important matters. Life awaits. Au revoir.

Prisoners aren’t out in public and they aren’t gay activists“throwing their body fluids through the openwindows of families in traffic”


And isn’t it amazing that all of these crimes you accusehomosexuals of committing just happen to fall under that mysterious censorship…thatdidn’t seem to stop any other news reporting.

 

[JimJimmers]

Apparently you aren’t aware that the archives of pretty muchevery major newspaper in the country are digitized and searchable

I was, actually, but you said any newspaper or police report. Not everything is digitized, as far as I know. I only take exception to your overly broad statement. Please, continue arguing.