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LMFAO
Seriously? For this, a man would take his own life? Equal rights were such a grievous injury to himself and his life that he felt it was necessary to end it?! IF that's the whole story (and I'm calling that a fat "if") more power to him. I hope his immense stupidity has found him peace.
Darwin Award.
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Chas Wrote:So its okay for someone to die or kill themselves because of their views opposing gays? Do you also associate that view on anything else or is it anything else.....
No, that's pretty much a gold standard for me--if an idiot chooses to kill himself, more power to him! We have more than enough people sucking up the oxygen as it is.
As far as the rest of your post goes...well, sorry parts of your life have sucked but your no different than anyone else here in tht reguard. If you want brownie points for always keeping a "stiff upper lip" and never thinking "bad thoughts" you gonna have to look for that from someone else.
Bottom line: This story was about a stupid and hatefilled person who choose to end his own life in a stupid and hatefilled way. Cry and mourn him if you want too, me...? I'm just happy he left the party without taking anyone with him.
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Counselor Wrote:*reads OP*
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Seriously? For this, a man would take his own life? Equal rights were such a grievous injury to himself and his life that he felt it was necessary to end it?! IF that's the whole story (and I'm calling that a fat "if") more power to him. I hope his immense stupidity has found him peace.
Darwin Award.
THANK YOU! Darwin Award, indeed!!! 
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"Dominique Venner, 78, a far-right essayist and historian took his life in front of the altar at Notre Dame on Tuesday after writing a blog condemning France's recently passed law allowing same-sex marriage and adoption.
The cathedral was evacuated after Venner walked into the building with tourists at about 4pm, placed a letter on the altar, then shot himself through the mouth. Hundreds of visitors were evacuated.
Afterwards, Le Pen, head of the far-right Front National, tweeted her "respect" for Venner and said his death was an "eminently political" gesture.
Before killing himself Venner sent a letter to friends saying he was in good health in body and in mind, was filled with love for his wife and children, and loved life.
He had written: "I expect nothing more from life except the continuation of my race and my spirit. However, at this, in the evening of that life and in the face of immense dangers for my French and European heritage, I feel the need to act, while I still have the force. I believe it is necessary to sacrifice myself to break the lethargy that oppresses us. I offer what remains of my life in an act of protest."
Venner said he chose Notre-Dame as a "symbolic place … which recalls our immortal origins"; the reason for his suicide would be evident from his recent writings.
The historian had described France's same-sex marriage bill, known as the "marriage for all" law, as vile. It passed into the statute books on Saturday after months of furious and often ferocious debate, protest and violence.
Venner was a former member of the Secret Army Organisation, which opposed Algerian independence in the early 1960s and waged a terror campaign against Charles de Gaulle's government.
Hours before killing himself, Venner wrote on his blog of his anger at the law allowing homosexual couples to marry.
Referring to a rally against the law, planned for Sunday, he said the demonstrators were "right to shout their impatience and anger".
He also wrote of what he described as the risk of France "fallen to the power of Islamists", saying that for 40 years all governments and parties, except the Front National, businesses and the church, had accelerated north African immigration.
He claimed there needed to be "new gestures, spectacular and symbolic" to "reawaken the memory of our origins". He said: "We're entering a time where words should be authenticated by actions.""
Oh yea......we shood really feeling the loss of this guy....pfft Not.
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Beaux Wrote:"Dominique Venner, 78, a far-right essayist and historian took his life in front of the altar at Notre Dame on Tuesday after writing a blog condemning France's recently passed law allowing same-sex marriage and adoption.
The cathedral was evacuated after Venner walked into the building with tourists at about 4pm, placed a letter on the altar, then shot himself through the mouth. Hundreds of visitors were evacuated.
Afterwards, Le Pen, head of the far-right Front National, tweeted her "respect" for Venner and said his death was an "eminently political" gesture.
Before killing himself Venner sent a letter to friends saying he was in good health in body and in mind, was filled with love for his wife and children, and loved life.
He had written: "I expect nothing more from life except the continuation of my race and my spirit. However, at this, in the evening of that life and in the face of immense dangers for my French and European heritage, I feel the need to act, while I still have the force. I believe it is necessary to sacrifice myself to break the lethargy that oppresses us. I offer what remains of my life in an act of protest."
Venner said he chose Notre-Dame as a "symbolic place … which recalls our immortal origins"; the reason for his suicide would be evident from his recent writings.
The historian had described France's same-sex marriage bill, known as the "marriage for all" law, as vile. It passed into the statute books on Saturday after months of furious and often ferocious debate, protest and violence.
Venner was a former member of the Secret Army Organisation, which opposed Algerian independence in the early 1960s and waged a terror campaign against Charles de Gaulle's government.
Hours before killing himself, Venner wrote on his blog of his anger at the law allowing homosexual couples to marry.
Referring to a rally against the law, planned for Sunday, he said the demonstrators were "right to shout their impatience and anger".
He also wrote of what he described as the risk of France "fallen to the power of Islamists", saying that for 40 years all governments and parties, except the Front National, businesses and the church, had accelerated north African immigration.
He claimed there needed to be "new gestures, spectacular and symbolic" to "reawaken the memory of our origins". He said: "We're entering a time where words should be authenticated by actions.""
Oh yea......we shood really feeling the loss of this guy....pfft Not.
There's a difference between apathy and enjoyment. I couldn't care less whether someone like that lives or dies but I'm not going to take pleasure in the fact that the latter happened.
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Wade Wrote:who cares about them?
We don't care about them till they are numerous enough. And I'm sure they are more than we imagine. The internet is the perfect place to express that whereas IRL nobody dares to open ones mouth, people's ideologies are just terrifying.
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Beaux Wrote:"
He had written: "I expect nothing more from life except the continuation of my race and my spirit. However, at this, in the evening of that life and in the face of immense dangers for my French and European heritage, I feel the need to act, while I still have the force. I believe it is necessary to sacrifice myself to break the lethargy that oppresses us. I offer what remains of my life in an act of protest."
Gays killed him, so kill all gays. 
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Really?! ..... This just upsets me.....
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rmf Wrote:Really?! ..... This just upsets me.....
Just makes me lol u.u
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