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NOGODZ20's avatar

Moms for Liberty. Better known as Klanned Karenhood.

RegularJoe's avatar

Minivan Taliban also fits.

larry parker's avatar

That's the one I was trying to remember. I had minivan but blanked on the rest. Thanks!

RegularJoe's avatar

I got to see one of Linn-Mar's Morons4Lunacy at the capitol yesterday. Gerbil was there to throw hate at the LGBTQIA+ community, as usual.

NOGODZ20's avatar

Arizona plates. Here's what their laws say about obstructed viewing:

"Except as otherwise provided in this section, a person shall not operate a motor vehicle with an object or material placed, displayed, installed, affixed or applied on the windshield or side or rear windows or with an object or material placed, displayed, installed, affixed or applied in or on the motor vehicle in a manner that obstructs or reduces a driver's clear view through the windshield or side or rear windows."

Oopsie! That thing is a rolling violation of Arizona law. Maybe they trusted Jesus to take the wheel.

cdbunch's avatar

3 months with a loaner vehicle that still had the window sticker in the back driver's side window. Oh and no blind spot indicator. Moving a lane to the left was move and 'pray'.

Whitney's avatar

It's odd - that does look like it could be an Arizona plate, but the area code on the phone number is Connecticut. When I did a search for that number on an Arizona plate, nothing came up; so maybe it's an old plate or something?

NOGODZ20's avatar

I think you're right. It indeed looks like a Connecticut plate. It's blurry, but I think I see "Constitution State" and the bottom of that plate.

Connecticut General Statutes Title 14 Subsection b also forbids driving with front/side/rear windows obstructed.

Joe King's avatar

It's a Connecticut plate. I've been stuck in traffic near New Haven enough times...

AlbertCamus's avatar

Cool if it was a Honda; they would be in/on an Odyssey

NOGODZ20's avatar

Now I hear them ululating while they wave their Made-In-China American flags and waving their bibles.

Holytape's avatar

I find that comment insulting. I demand to speak to your manager.

NOGODZ20's avatar

You'll have to wait. He's speaking with your colleague, Chad (Chad found the comment insulting, too).

Holytape's avatar

Then I demand to speak with the regional manager about your dismissive behavior. Do you know who I am?

RegularJoe's avatar

Yes, Karen, we know who you are. 🙂

cdbunch's avatar

If you don't know, how am I supposed to?

larry parker's avatar

It's supposed to be insulting. Problem solved.

Joe King's avatar

Liars for Jesus lying for Jesus. Quelle surprise.

AlbertCamus's avatar

Mais certainement, mon cher ami.

Old Man Shadow's avatar

If you start banning books and singling out a minority with propaganda that demonizes them, defames them, and sounds Nazi-like, then you're a Nazi.

If you don't like being called a Nazi, then repent and start being better.

oraxx's avatar

There is very little that cannot be justified in the name of either religion or conservatism. Conservative Christians blame all the world's problems on those they disagree with, while turning a blind eye to what Christians, acting in the name of Christianity, have done to their fellow humans. They are very quick to claim they are being persecuted, and yet no group would be more inclined to persecute others given the opportunity. If you want to see what genuine persecution looks like, hand power to the preachers.

Joe King's avatar

They are being told that they aren't allowed to ignore the rules they don't like and call that persecution. If they really want to be persecuted for their Christianity, let them try street preaching in downtown Teheran.

OwossoHarpist's avatar

Not to mention singing Christian Hymns in the streets of Pyongyang in North Korea.

Matri's avatar

They should pay a visit to the Sentinelese.

Joe King's avatar

"[G]rassroots organization of mothers concerned about their children’s education." If only they were concerned with their children's education, they wouldn't be a hate group. They want to force all children to be educated their way, regardless of the fact that the majority of parents disagree with them. That is what tips them over the line from just hateful to a hate group.

wreck's avatar

"This means, according to the SPLC, that right up there — or really, right down there — with the skinheads and the Ku Klux Klan"

Skinheads, the Ku Klux Klan, and Moms for Bigotry. Nice three-way you got goin' there.

Joe King's avatar

If the hood fits...

Bill Lawrence's avatar

And unfortunately he is right: most Christians take what people like this guy say as gospel and won't look into the veracity of the claims. It's the same with any cult. MAGAmorons never delve deeper into what Trump says, even though something like 83% of his utterances are lies.

NOGODZ20's avatar

83%? Trump? Pretty much 100% for him.

Black Hole and DM mourner's avatar

100% ? You are slandering him. He is bestest at everything, I tell you ! It's 1000% !

Guerillasurgeon's avatar

I don't know how deep they delve, but they often simply don't care. At least the ones interviewed by people like Jordan Klepper. They just come out and say it – I don't care what he does. They don't care that he uses their donations to fund his legal fees for instance. They make excuses for him being a sexual predator. And occasionally they outright deny stuff.

Troublesh00ter's avatar

Both evangelical and Catholic churches create an authority figure in their pastors or leaders, and questioning them or their words virtually amounts to heresy. In both cases in this regard, the laity or congregants amount to SHEEP.

NOGODZ20's avatar

I don't feel to sorry for those sheep. They willingly get fleeced every Sunday. Their shepherds have effectively pulled the wool over their eyes.

Troublesh00ter's avatar

If they can't be bothered to think and especially to think CRITICALLY, what happens to them, if not inevitable, is predictable as hell and not at all worthy of pity.

Whitney's avatar

Honestly, I'm somewhat shocked it took SPLC this long to add them to the list. The evidence has been there for a while now, but maybe there's some legal threshold I'm not aware of. The whining about it just goes to show what we all already know: The worst thing anyone can do to a Christian is quote them in context verbatim.

DrShell's avatar

If you don't want to be labelled a hate group, maybe stop behaving like a hate group.

Just sayin'

clairence's avatar

"if they are parents with a conservative point of view, then they’re bigots."

>in 2024 (and 2023, 2022...), this is a true statement

Len Koz's avatar

If it looks like a goose, hisses like a goose, steps like a goose...

NOGODZ20's avatar

There was a film called "The Believer" where a Jew becomes a neo-Nazi. Playing the character Daniel Blint? Ryan Gosling.

Val Uptuous NotAgain's avatar

Moms for Fascism are clearly a hate group, not just conservative parents getting involved in schools. When they clear out whole libraries for fear of accidentally allowing a child to read about something Moms for Lieberty disagree with, they’re not the good guys. (Throughout history, the folks banning books have never been the good guys.) When their rhetoric results in death threats, or is death threats, toward school employees, they’re not the good guys. It’s not that they’re conservative, they’re brown shirts, they’re violent terrorists, they’re the evil in the world we must fight against. They fight against liberty, what is free about removing access to books? What is freedom about not being allowed to live your life with the person who makes you most happy? Where’s the liberty in being afraid to walk into a school that is being threatened everyday because your hair is blue or you use a different pronoun that someone else expects you to have? The threat to the children is not from people living their lives authentically, it’s from the Moms for Hatred constantly spreading violence to people who are trying to help. Conservatism has nothing to do with what is going on in the USA.

AlbertCamus's avatar

and up for a threesome. Just sayin'

Anonymish's avatar

Right wingers are so good at shooting down the paper tigers they create. Instead of arguing what the SPLC actually says, it's much much easier to argue what you think its saying. It's also really easy to argue your point when you just completely ignore any relevant facts that get in the way.

Bryan Melville's avatar

Moms Against Learning is a hate group.

Kay-El's avatar

Moms for Liberty maxims:

Our way or the highway

Liberty for me but not for thee

If the book offends thee pluck it out (of the library)

Black Hole and DM mourner's avatar

Especially if thee didn't read it.

larry parker's avatar

Or if the author's actual name is Gay.

NOGODZ20's avatar

"Sex With Children? Homosexuals Say Yes!"

Check the police blotters, Kennedy. You'll find that child molesters tend to be almost exclusively straight and members of the Christian clergy.

Donrox's avatar

Fortunately, he can no longer do that. He died in 2007. His evil lives on.

NOGODZ20's avatar

Thought I'd go ahead and speak ill of the dead. :)

Kay-El's avatar

“You should only say something good about the dead….. good, he’s dead” :D

Black Hole and DM mourner's avatar

If I could be bothered to remember where my father's tomb is, it's the kind of inscribed plate I would place upon it.