You Have to See This

By stcynic on March 29, 2006.

I cross posted my essay about Alan Keyes and his hypocrisy to Positive Liberty and just got a hilarious response from some wingnut named John Houk. I didn't want my regular readers to miss out on it, or the response to it. It's well worth the trip, trust me.

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Congratulations, Mr. Houk. You've managed to write the single dumbest thing I've read all week, which is saying a lot given that I just finished reading about a guy who thinks he sees donkeys and humans having sex in a picture of a plate of clams on a Howard Johnson's menu.

Great. Now I want to see that.

Congratulations, Mr. Houk. You've managed to write the single dumbest thing I've read all week, which is saying a lot given that I just finished reading about a guy who thinks he sees donkeys and humans having sex in a picture of a plate of clams on a Howard Johnson's menu.

I could not come up with a better response than that.

Congratulations, Mr. Houk. You've managed to write the single dumbest thing I've read all week

I think I've got one that may rival it. It's not your blog, of course, but some guy named Tex Trader posted some long-winded comments comparing gay rights to allowing people to have sex in the park and accusing anyone who defended the former of defending the latter. It's... really something to behold.

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