Post your scariest Freeper stories

[romantico]

I have way too many.I work w/Freepers all day & am looked down because of my love for Bill Clinton & liberals.I am "different"to them.Although, I haven't had any really violent or life threatning stories like some I have read here, just curious to see how many freeper horror stories there are.

[radwriter0555]

1. I was denied access to the Coulter discussion boards because I HAVE

A REPUTATION THERE! They freaking know WHO I AM, and specifically, because of my interest, mentioned here, about going to BAGHDAD.

Not scary, but FRICKIN HYSTERICAL.

[liberalhistorian]

3. Hey, Rad,

I'd consider that a badge of honor, lol!

[radwriter0555]

5. Well I was hoping to smack some nuts around..

a girl can dream.

[liberalhistorian]

2. Oh, honey, we'd need an entire

YEAR of 24/7, non-stop yakking to get through my entire store of freep stories galore!

[RandomKoolzip]

4. Well, nothing life-threatening, but my wife

worked at a place where the reat of the staff were total fundy-freeper types, and one day she got into a discussion about religion with them (my wife is an atheist, like me) with them. A fundy was trying to dicredit all other religions and proclaim that Christianity was the only real way of life, and that white people were destined to take over the world and rule over everybody because their religion was superior. Yuck. Anyway, my wife brought up the slaughter of American Indians and the fact that their religion was a peaceful, non-genocidal one. She then said that she knew some American INdians and that they were great people. Then the fundie said the most amazingly weird thing:

"Indians? I believe they existed."

What the hell did that mean? My wife just looked stunned and tried getting the team back to work on the project at hand. She said it was puzzling and scary.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

7. Meaning that they were sub-human, right?

[RandomKoolzip]

8. I took it to mean that the fundy thought that Indians were mythical

or that the history books were lying when they talked about Natives living in America before White people came here to conquer. Maybe this was some kind of CHristian Identity anti-"mud People" kind of thing. I don't really know. I'm in Nashville, where there's a statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest onverlooking a major highway just outside of town, so this kind of thing is sadly typical. Like I said, my wife was so disturbed by that comment that she couldn't continue the discussion. She left that job a week later.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

9. Who the hell knows what this mad fool believed.

As for myself, I choose to believe George Bush does not exist.

[abelenkpe]

6. it might

be time consuming but I would love to hear the stories people have about their conversations with freepers. I'm live in a pretty isolated cocoon (happily). Which could explain why I am continually shocked by much of what has happened in our country over the past few (bush) years. I could use a primer for the real world, so I'd love to hear your stories and the best way to react in such situations.