The Center For Inquiry Blasphemy Rights Day Twitter Contest Winners And Unitarian Universalist Pedophiles And Rapists - What's The Connection?
Or should I perhaps ask, "Who's the connection?"
The Center for Inquiry has announced the winners of the International Blasphemy Rights Day Twitter contest in an "electronic communication" titled Blasphemy Rights Day Twitter Contest Winners
The Center for Inquiry has announced the winners of the International Blasphemy Rights Day Twitter contest in an "electronic communication" titled Blasphemy Rights Day Twitter Contest Winners
We had a tie from our judges for second place, and so both entrants will receive $140 USD and free one-year subscriptions to Free Inquiry. The first is Marit Rogne (@marit_rogne) of Ypsilanti, MI, who said:
“Without Big Fat U*U Questions, there are NO Big Fat U*U Answers.”
The second is Keenan Crow (@krow9768) of Des Moines, IA, who wisely observes:
“Criticism is the currency in the marketplace of ideas. U*Us either pay the Big Fat U*U Entry Fee or U*Us don't get to participate.”
Quite regrettably, The Emerson Avenger was obliged to pointedly point out to The Center for Inquiry that even *with* Big Fat U*U Questions there are often NO Big Fat U*U Answers forthcoming from "less than perfect" UUA leaders and their "less than honest" Stikeman Elliott attorneys in the following comment that was posted in response to this Facebook announcement -
“Without questions, there are no answers.”
There are still no answers to a single one of the various questions that I asked Stikeman Elliott Barristers & Solicitors litigation lawyer Maitre Marc-André Coulombe in response to his hilarious cease and desist demand letter that, amongst other foolish things that remind me of U*U, accuses me of the archaic crime of blasphemous libel for blogging about Unitarian Universalist sex offenders who were actually convicted of engaging in "such despicable crimes as pedophilia and rape".
http://emersonavenger.blogspot.ca/2013/01/stikeman-elliott-litigation-lawyer.html
And so it goes U*Us. . .
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