Yet here is the US military, a mainstay of American society, openly embracing the homosexual lifestyle. And lest you think that polymorphous perversity is hip, slick, and cool beyond words, permit me point out that psychopaths are often polymorphously perverse. Also, like many homosexuals, psychopaths often indulge in anal intercourse (as do many Muslim men with their wife, or wives-more about that shortly).
– Jim O’Neill, in his embarrassing essay, “The Homosexual Agenda and the US Military“.
If you’re going to puff up your chest and share your credentials as a Navy SEAL and “genius” status as a member of MENSA, one would think that you’d not type out sad, paranoid, and homo-obsessive sh*te like this. Jim O’Neill’s essay is worthy of parody, but he’s dead serious when he belches out pearls of wisdom like this to define the boundaries of gay/straight and good gay vs. bad gay (note my emphasis):
It is good to keep in mind that there is a vast difference between having had a homosexual experience, and being an active homosexual. For example, you can hardly fault the victim of prison rape, or child molestation for having had homosexual encounters.…Similarly, those who have had homosexual experiences because of ignorance or curiosity, and then changed their ways (which is the meaning of the word “repent”) are worthy of understanding and support-as are those who are sincerely trying to change their ways. In addition, I should mention that I strongly condemn any violence directed toward homosexuals, simply because they are homosexual.
That being said, I am vehemently opposed to the gay agenda of promoting polymorphous perversity, pederasty, and gay marriage. I am totally and deeply against the queering of the US military, and I am way past being sick and tired of the pro-homosexual, anti-Christian slant expressed in the various “news” venues.
The proud winner of “First Place” in the “Carol Burnett/University of Hawaii AEJMC Research in Journalism Ethics Award” in journalism school, continues, apparently spewing long-decried, non-reality-based assertions about gays and children, and “the parts need to fit” laughable argument:
Homosexuality is opposed to natural law, the way things are intended to be. If the idea of males and females being made for each other seems befuddling; I suggest that you go grab yourself a nut and bolt and play with them for awhile-perhaps a light will dawn for you, perhaps not. The United States of America was founded on the principles of “the laws of nature and of nature’s God,” and that is the nation I fight to defend-and no other. LinkHomosexuals generally have little or no interest in children (aside from those who regard them as sexual toys), and therefore are naturally aligned with the Far Left’s death cult. Their narcissistic lack of concern for future generations is evidenced by the economic suicide run America is currently on. Link
I mean how can you turn opposition to gays serving openly into, for all intents and purposes, as an act of slo-mo terrorism, and yes, he brings up Nazis for good measure:
I realize that the PC police will not permit us to admit that the US is at war with radical Islam, but does opening the gates of our military to homosexuals, while we are in a de facto war with an enemy rife with closet queers, seem like a smart move to you?..I’m not opposed to gays in the military because I think that they lack machismo (if you are under the delusion that all gays are effeminate, think again)-after all, the ranks of Hitler’s brown-shirted thugs were riddled with homosexuals. On the “Night of the Long Knives,” Hitler had homosexual Ernest Rv?hm, head of the brown shirt SA (Sturmabteilung-storm troopers), and a number of his aides murdered by the SS (SchutzStaffel-Protective Echelon). Typical Far Left back stabbing.
You can surf over and read the rest. The level of tin foil hat conspiracy in this screed is comedic.




23 Comments


Conservatives and P.C.Funny, these right-wring crackpots are also sickingly P.C. about a lot of things. Specifically in their religious beliefs and how whenever they screw over various groups in name of their idealogies and what not, we're expected to be the better persons and show them civility when they act like wild animals and schoolyard bullies. Fucking unbelievable. Political correctness shouldn't be applied to just the Left.
Conservatives and P.C.Funny, these right-wring crackpots are also sickingly P.C. about a lot of things. Specifically in their religious beliefs and how whenever they screw over various groups in name of their idealogies and what not, we’re expected to be the better persons and show them civility when they act like wild animals and schoolyard bullies. Fucking unbelievable. Political correctness shouldn’t be applied to just the Left.
Haha
What is this, the 1980′s?
Mensa memberI’m a member of Mensa too, and don’t believe at all the same way as this guy. Mensans are of diverse viewpoints; as the official Mensa disclaimer says, “Mensa has no opinions; its members do.”
not saying his affiliation is a problemIt’s that for someone who touts his status, his viewpoints show little intelligence whatsoever.
Point of orderAs for the “parts need to fit” argument, I feel obliged to point out that I’ve never thought boys had a hard time fitting their boy parts in other boys’ parts, they just work with different parts of the same toolset.
There’s more than that, too.This particular wingnut seems to fall into a habit I’ve seen before — “I’m smart (this here membership proves it), but being wrong is stupid, therefore I can’t be wrong.” It’s not that one must pay attention to reality in order to be right, according to Mr. O’Neill — rather, correctness is a feature of claims made by smart people, so reality itself must necessarily fit anything that a “smart” person believes.
^ Like
meh, loud mouthed snake eater. 1. US Navy SEALS are not known for being open minded, liberal, compassionate or willing to listen. They are simply a ‘point and shoot interface’. The personnel chosen for the SEALS are physically above average but are intellectually about average. When I was in the Navy, those personnel I saw going to the SEALS were not the ‘top of the class’ for intelligence. The ‘top of the class’ by ASVAB scores were the Electronic and Avionic technicians. We were actually excluded from SEALS simply because we were needed more doing those far more complex jobs.
2. MENSA …well, honestly if you feel you need to prove how smart you are…
3. America is made up of over 300 million individuals. Each and everyone unique. To speak out against an individual or group advocating that they are not as American as you are and do not deserve the honor of defending our nation. Well, sooner than later you’ll find out that no one is standing with you when you need it most. In fact, you may find that your standing all alone.
I could say something about ‘snake eaters’ in general. But, they’re individuals and some are ‘out there’ and some are good people. This one, he’s ‘out there’ waaaaay out there.
About the SEALs…I can’t help but wonder if Mr. O’Neill’s showing of his ass was prompted by the widely-cited (including here) quotes from a straight Navy SEAL to the effect that he knew one of the guys he was working with was gay but that nobody cared due to said gay guy’s being more badass and useful to the team than anyone else.
MENSA, huh?I was invited a a get-together for prospective MENSA members a few years back. (My IQ isn’t actually quite high enough for MENSA, but I guess I put up a good front. Whatever.)
The first guy I talked to was named Alex. He explained to me that he wanted to build a spaceship and fly to Alpha Centauri by pulling himself along lines of gravitational force. I pointed out that there’s no such thing as a line of gravitational force, that it’s just a convenient mathematical construct, like a line of latitude or longitude. He began screaming at me–quite literally screaming, and in fairly obscene terms–about scientific dogmatism.
So I made my way across the room to the side of an interesting-looking woman who had caught my eye. The first thing she said to me was, “Hi, I’m Marcie. I’m a witch.”
I found my coat and left. That is the sum total of my experience with MENSA, and I’m not making one word of it up. But it sounds to me like O’Neill must fit right in.
Sadly, he does seem to be a member of MensaI am a member, and the first thing I did was go to the national directory and look for someone by that name. Found someone by that name, with the right birthdate, living in the right state. Damn. I hate seeing proof that intelligence does not mean the ability (or willingness) to actually use it.
I found a lot more of his stuff online while researching his background. He is a far rightwing loon, not just denouncing the usual targets — President Obama, the Democratic Party, homosexuals, feminists, the ACLU, Muslims — but also saying that even the conservative movement has been coopted by liberals and will drive this country into communism and then utter destruction.
One thing I found very curious was that, for all his talk of treason and patriotism, much of his stuff was printed in the Canada Free Press.
That was unfortunateMost people have either breadth or depth in their interests; they know a little bit about everything, or a lot about a few things. My experience about Mensans is that we have both breadth and depth.
Alas, my experience has also been that not everyone is able to synthesize their interests into a coherent whole, either because of a lack of mental organizing skill or because the “what if” is far more interesting that the “it is so.” And as Marcie showed, some of us have rather poor social skills when conversing with non-Mensans: the response she was probably expecting was something like, “Oh, how interesting; I’m into apilogy. Did you ever see the remake of ‘The Wicker Man’ with Nicholas Cage?” (If you understand how that works out, you probably would qualify for Mensa :-b )
My experienceMy experience with the handful of Mensa members I’ve met (those who announced their membership, that is) has suggested that people can be very intelligent without being very smart, if you know what I mean! IQ doesn’t necessarily indicate common sense or social skills.
I’ve had different experiences with Mensans.Depth and breadth of interests? That’s why you hang around a university and make friends — grad students and professors in particular. If you don’t know enough on a subject to be taken seriously, then you learn before you start acting like an expert. There’s no IQ test to join the “club”, but it does take a bit more effort.
Hmm.I wonder if he realises that the members of the Australian Defense Forces, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, etc,etc are all laughing at him behind his back….
Mensa means nothingI used to have a cab driver friend who was a card carrying member of Mensa, although he was quick to admit that his intelligence wasn’t that high, but what he did have was a talent for test taking.
Then there is the long running debate about whether IQ tests really do measure intelligence.
I’ve always been of the opinion that truly intelligent people already know they are and don’t require external validation or need to brag about their club membership.
Intelligence is not demonstrated by what club you are able to join, but what you do with it.
‘Typical Far Left back stabbing’because Hitler was a far-leftist
The man has no grip on reality – he has constructed an entire world of stereotypes and ideology
Hitler–Far Left?That MENSA character sure takes the cake with that statement. Talk about getting drunk on Glenn Beck’s koolaid.
Jim O’Neill’s award?I went to the Carol Burnett/UOH site and didn’t find Jim O’Neill’s name on the list of recipients…did you research this?
http://www2.hawaii.edu/~tbrislin/cbfund.html
There is another possibility, of course.Critics of IQ testing have been saying for decades that all IQ measures is the ability to score well on one particular test. In other words, “intelligence quotient” is not the same thing as intelligence.
Aside from my experience at that party (which I swear I will never forget, it creeped me out so thoroughly), I’ve met any number of other MENSA members over the years. With one or two exceptions, they have struck me as people with nothing to recommend them other than that ability to score well on a test.
I’m sure there must be other exceptions to that. You’re certainly one, Bear, at least I’d say so, to the extent we’ve gotten to know each other online. And I gather that your experience of the group has been a lot more positive than mine. All well and good. But at this point it would take a hell of a lot to persuade me that this particular emperor has clothes on.
Another one hereBeing a fellow Mensan, I’m quite curious as to how someone as logic-deficient as Mr. O’Neill got in.
I love your signitureAshley Lynn. Also I agree how does a person so stupid as O’Neill get in to Mensa… I think they need to do more testing before they give out memberships. You know, pass a sanity exam, because I think this guy would certainly fail.