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New inspiration

Postby Brad Reddekopp » Wed Jun 18, 2008 03:00

TenderSensibilities.com has been on the back burner for a while. Today (today in my experiential context -- yesterday by the calendar), I was inspired to start working on it again.

My new interest in the site was sparked by reading the words of Gary Dale.

Gary Dale is one whom I hope to offend. Just by telling you his name, I've probably already given him more recognition than he deserves but I want to explain why I've suddenly taken a new interest in Tender Sensibilities. You can read Gary's self-congratulatory Wikipedia entry here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Dale -- That alone may be enough to tell you why I find him so disgusting.

I encountered him today (you know what I mean) in the comments section of an article on the CBC News website: http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2008/06/1 ... onald.html

The article is an opinion piece by Neil Macdonald in defence of Mark Steyn who, like Ezra Levant, is fighting against being made a victim of one or more of the various anti-free speech "human rights" (Orwell would be amused) tribunals in Canada.

In the comments section of that article, Gary Dale demonstrates that he is a morally inferior fuckwad who is so evil as to defend these tribunals, and is possibly in the grip of a delusional belief that he is doing the right thing.

(Steyn is also an idiot in some respects -- he supports the war in Iraq -- but he has attracted the ire of the human rights tribunals not for that particular stupidity but because he wrote a book that many Muslims find offencive. Apparently, they believe they have a right not to be offended. So, fuck Steyn for supporting the war but also fuck the Islamic militants who want Steyn to face criminal charges for his words.)

In addition to having been a long time "public service" employee and a union leader (strike one), Gary Dale has been a federal candidate for the New Democratic Party (strike two) and a board member for both the Muslim Canadian Congress and, later, for the Canadian Muslim Union (strike three). That information is taken from his Wikipedia entry. So, like I said, he's a morally inferior fuckwad who is deserving of little more than contempt.

Well, he has one saving grace. He's so disgusting that he has inspired me to resume work on TenderSensibilities.com

Stay tuned!
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Brad Reddekopp » Wed Jun 18, 2008 03:45

Gary, if you happen to read this, my name is Brad Reddekopp and I live Hazelton, British Columbia, and I have this to say to you: fuck you with a rake. Muhammad is a poopypants and Allah is his diaper.

Should I expect to hear from the Human Rights Commission soon, you revolting piece of filth?
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Hierophant » Wed Jun 18, 2008 11:24

Never trust someone with two first names!

I'm glad you found an inspiration to pursue your work. Maybe you could send him the URL once you're done!
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Brad Reddekopp » Wed Jun 18, 2008 12:11

Yeah, I plan to send him the URL which, incidentally, already includes a link to this sub-board.
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Re: New inspiration

Postby MustangGT » Wed Jun 18, 2008 12:54

Francois Tremblay wrote:Never trust someone with two first names!



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Centurijohn wrote: Hm, I think the one where you go to jail for things like murder or sexual assault is quite alright.
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Re: New inspiration

Postby MustangGT » Wed Jun 18, 2008 12:54

NoDeity wrote:Gary, if you happen to read this, my name is Brad Reddekopp and I live Hazelton, British Columbia, and I have this to say to you: fuck you with a rake. Muhammad is a poopypants and Allah is his diaper.

Should I expect to hear from the Human Rights Commission soon, you revolting piece of filth?

I am now filling out a complaint form over this hate-speech of yours, Brad, and will soon submit it to the BC Human Rights Tribunal. :ass:
NoDeity wrote: Every thinking, morally responsible individual ought to hold him/herself above the law.
Centurijohn wrote: Hm, I think the one where you go to jail for things like murder or sexual assault is quite alright.
NoDeity wrote: I, too, make the judgement that laws prohibiting murder and other violations of the person are generally in accordance with proper morality.
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Hierophant » Wed Jun 18, 2008 13:05

Ron Paul, exactly! He cannot be trusted.
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Re: New inspiration

Postby MustangGT » Wed Jun 18, 2008 13:42

Francois Tremblay wrote:Ron Paul, exactly! He cannot be trusted.

I once knew a guy with the first name Tremblay :shock:
NoDeity wrote: Every thinking, morally responsible individual ought to hold him/herself above the law.
Centurijohn wrote: Hm, I think the one where you go to jail for things like murder or sexual assault is quite alright.
NoDeity wrote: I, too, make the judgement that laws prohibiting murder and other violations of the person are generally in accordance with proper morality.
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Hierophant » Wed Jun 18, 2008 14:50

Tremblay Tremblay! A man with two last names can be trusted.
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Brad Reddekopp » Wed Jun 18, 2008 15:11

Bradley is often a last name.
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Hierophant » Wed Jun 18, 2008 15:16

Boo Radley?
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Brad Reddekopp » Wed Jun 18, 2008 16:02

Yes?
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Re: New inspiration

Postby MustangGT » Wed Jun 18, 2008 16:27

Someone should file a complaint with the human rights commission AGAINST the human rights commission.

I wonder if they could be made to prosecute themselves?
NoDeity wrote: Every thinking, morally responsible individual ought to hold him/herself above the law.
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Brad Reddekopp » Wed Jun 18, 2008 16:46

If it could be done, wouldn't that be beautiful?
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Re: New inspiration

Postby Hierophant » Thu Jun 19, 2008 00:25

Yes, from now on that should be Brad's ultimate goal. The zillion points manuever.
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