April 8th, 2008
Paul Ash is the Superintendent of Schools in Lexington, Massachusetts. He has long been under attack from the virulently (but hypocritically) anti-gay group Mass Resistence. His crime? Including same-sex married couples in curriculum that talks about families.
Anti-gay activist David Parker has been the primary player in waging war on the school district.
Courts have concluded that the school system can talk about families, including gay families, whether or not it displeases the religious sensibilities of some specific parents. And Ash intends to do just that.
But Hal Turner, an internet radio show host, has posted Mr. Ash’s home address and encouraged his readers to attack him.
I would laugh if some concerned father(s) donned ski masks and gloves, took a ride over to this arrogant prick’s house and knocked the living shit out of him. I advocate parents using FORCE AND VIOLENCE against Superintendent Paul B. Ash as a method of defending the health and safety of school children presently being endangered through his politically-correct indoctrination into deadly, disease-ridden sodomite lifestyles.
This, naturally, has concerned the Superintendent and the local authorities. So who is not concerned about Ash’s well being. According to WBZ TV,
“He has to expect that people are going to be extremely angry over what he’s doing,” said Lexington parent David Parker, who objected to the same-sex curriculum in the past.
Parker said he’s not surprised by the threats.
“You can put it under any guise you want but little children don’t need other adults asserting sexual proclivities to them and normalizing it and parents are in an outrage,” he said.
“We can’t be deterred by individuals that are attempting to intimidate teaching children to love one another and respect one another.”
MassResistence reports about the incident (with the subtitle Threats against Parkers, as usual, are ignored).
Parker had never heard of the talk-show or the website (nor have we). However, he acknowledged on WBZ-TV that parents have no longer any legal protection for their children and many are becoming agitated.
What Parker and MassResistence (and the television station) failed to mention is the primary focus of Mr. Turner: advancement of the White Supremacist cause. Here are a few samples of Mr. Turner’s choice phrases. (Warning: Offensive language; emphases in the original.)
For all his millions, this guy is nothing more than a low-class NIGGER. He needs to have a Cross lit on his property to calm his uppity-black-ass down. If that warning doesn’t work, Lynch his black ass.
and
Blacks cannot compete and cannot get-by in schools where they share studies with Whites and Asians.
In city after city, the sad story repeats itself. When will people realize that Blacks are GENETICALLY inferior? When will we reinstate segregation that is so desperately needed?
Perhaps I’ve lived in California too long. But people like this make my stomach turn. They certainly don’t inspire me to go on a television show in their defense.
But this really shouldn’t surprise me. Haters are haters.
UPDATE:
Pam Spaulding of Pam’s House Blend reminds us that in 2005 Max Blumenthal at The Nation exposed the relationship between Hal Turner and Sean Hannity.
To area conservatives, he was best known by his moniker for call-ins to the Sean Hannity Show, “Hal from North Bergen.” For years, Hannity offered his top-rated radio show as a regular forum for Turner’s occasionally racist, always over-the-top rants. Hannity also chatted with him off-air, allegedly offering encouragement to Turner as he struggled to overcome a cocaine habit and homosexual leanings.
Again, while this saddens me, it really shouldn’t surprise me.
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Benton
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What I find incredible, how can you be worried about childrens’ safety while encouraging people to go out and “knock… the living shit out of him”? Ignorence should be painful to the person who has it. Instead, it tends to inflict pain upon all those who encounter the ignorent person.
Toptone
April 8th, 2008
It’s not surprising that those professional right-wing haters are advocating pure and simple violence while being personally riddled with cocaine use (and abuse) and repressed homosexuality. They ‘transfer’ on the others the evils they enshrine right inside themselves. So who’s the real psycho sicko here is crystal-clear, I think.
David
April 8th, 2008
Haters are haters. And scum is scum.
I think Mr. Turner’s home address should be published and broadcast. After all, turn-about is fair play.
Robguy
April 15th, 2008
While in most areas it’s relatively easy to find someones home address (especially if you own your home)- it’s menacing to pass out the information while trying to incite violence against someone. There are lines that shouldn’t be crossed.
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