I’m incredibly thankful for the soldier funeral pickets. I really didn’t understand it when I first heard of you guys, a few years ago when the Snyder lawsuit was on the news. It didn’t make sense why anti-fag protesters would target the military since the military was the only line of work in the country which open fags weren’t allowed to get into. I thought WBC was probably a fake outfit funded by the ADL or something to get conservative-type people to turn away from religion and support fags, as silly as that sounds. Now I see that the country has been given over to perverts for a great long time, and that WBC was right and everyone else was wrong. I mean, it’s just too obvious now, with fags in the military, fags marrying, fags everywhere.
I think WBC are the ones really supporting the soldiers. Everyone else will lie and tell young people that this nation is worth defending. I like a lot of the people I met in the Marines way more than civilians I meet, who tend to be mostly self-absorbed drug addicts and/or habitual whoremongers. A lot of Marines I met were really interesting people. I’m glad DADT was repealed, though, because now everyone getting killed for this country will be a hardcore, knowing fag or fag enabler. When I was in, there were a lot of people who foolishly thought America was a good country, blessed by God, and that they were doing good work, killing enemies of Jesus or whatever. It’s sad because this is such a terrible country, hated by God, and these kids were lied to their entire lives. I myself enjoyed the Marines and going to Iraq, but I always thought the USA sucked. One of the reasons I liked Iraq was that I wasn’t in America, actually.
Anyhow, your church would have never been so heavily publicized if you didn’t picket soldier’s funerals, and I would be in the dark about God. I used to think Christianity was horrible, I thought “This God just loves everyone and forgives people no matter what they do? This is causing a lot of problems!” So I’m thankful you’ve been warning people, and I’m thankful to have heard that warning.