re: Haggard..."I may be a dope fiend...but I ain't no Queen."

[pepperbear]

why is that when accusations of drugs&gays are thrown at them, conservatives will always admit to the drugs, but the gay sex....oh dear!

COULD IT BE THAT IT MIGHT DESTROY THE "SANCTITY" OF THEIR "MARRIAGE"**?

Evangelical leader admits buying illegal drugs but denies sexual affair with man



http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2006-11-02-evangical-sex-claims_x.htm?csp=24

**Oh look! The ever popular Right Wing use of "marriage in quotation marks" works both ways! Who'd-a-thunk it?

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

1. It seems, that for repukes...

Substance Abuse is more acceptable. Big change from a few years ago, huh?

Then again, I have long thought that the repukes is where all the white guys who dealt coke, back in the 80's, can be found.

[acmejack]

2. Money...

It's their god. Cheat, lie & steal. Oh and as you know, kill...

[butterfly77]

3. But you are a damn...HYPOCRITE!

[Hissyspit]

4. Whatever... He's pathetic. n/t

[BurgherHoldtheLies]

5. Another headed for rehab

:eyes:

[DesertRat]

6. He bought the meth, but decided not to use it.

:eyes:

[clichemoth]

7. The hierarchy of fundie sin

Now if it were a female prostitute he bought meth from, he'd be saying "I committed adultery, but I have never done drugs."

I think the hierarchy of sins goes like this:

Fraud (You don't even lose your TV show for that one)
Adultery w/ female (Make sure to cry when you confess)
Gambling (Hey, everyone drops a few mil in Vegas, right?)
Booze (Hello, rehab!)
Drugs
Kidnapping
Murder
Genocide
Being gay (WRONG! WRONG! WRONG!)

[pepperbear]

8. That's it! AND welcome to DU!

:toast: :hi: