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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsGuess what FBI agent Robert Hanssen's politics and religion were. (Big time SPY for the Russians)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_HanssenI watched the movie "Breach" which is about this prick.
Hanssen was a textbook liberal hating, Woman hating, Gay hating, Catholic Church attending (not picking on Catholics, just filling in the details) rightwing asshole.
He was your typical hung up on others having sex asshole who was secretly taping his wife while they had sex.
One scene the undercover agent trying to trap him looks at his browsing history
christiansagainstclinton.com
Jesus, what a prick.
Did he accelerate his spying when Clinton was elected as a way to get back at liberals? Who knows, I just thought of that for some reason.
The one word that applies to every single living republican or conservative or teapartier which sums up this person
H Y P O C R I T E
DURHAM D
(32,611 posts)Same chapter as Louis Freeh FBI) , Scalia, and Clarence Thomas.
hunter
(38,322 posts)This planet reeks of violent, sexually repressed, racist, and misogynistic cults of all sorts.
Fundamentalist belief systems, with or without gods, are the problem.
Most of my ancestors fled Europe for America to avoid this kind of bullshit.
randys1
(16,286 posts)it comes to being vile pricks.
hifiguy
(33,688 posts)The Invisible Man in the Sky serves as an unrebuttable justification for every kind of assholery.
LanternWaste
(37,748 posts)So do political parties-- which also holds the same weight of reality as religion.
hunter
(38,322 posts)There's a rather large class of atheists I run into who have renounced the authoritarian fundamentalist religions of their families but keep the same patterns of thinking.
And then you've got people like me raised in liberal non-authoritarian religious families where another person's religion isn't a big issue unless they try to cut you with it.
In our family tradition a rebellious teen announces he or she is not going to church and all they get is an "that's okay dear, we're visiting family and friends after."
Most of my parent's weirdo family and friends were worth visiting. My parents are artists, if that explains anything.
Religious warfare within my own family was fading out by my grandparent's generation, but the entire lot of them were religious heretics and pacifists of various sorts anyways. My last immigrant ancestor to America was a mail-order bride to Salt Lake City. She didn't like sharing a husband so she ran away with, and later married, a non-Mormon U.S. government surveyor. He was her third husband, the husband left behind in Scandinavia never spoken of, and her brief marriage as a Mormon junior wife never recognized outside of Utah.
One of my grandfather's was a conscientious objector during World War II who was given a choice of prison or building Liberty and Victory ships. He built ships. One of my grandfathers was an Army Air Force officer.
As a kid I really didn't have any religion to rebel against because religion was an intellectual, spiritual, and artistic pursuit, as is everything in life.
Nobody ever beat me for heresies or blasphemies.
hifiguy
(33,688 posts)authoritarianism and formalistic puritanism of the USSR. What a shock, I tell you!
11 Bravo
(23,926 posts)within a couple of yards of a field where both of my boys played Little League baseball.
randys1
(16,286 posts)he used all the time?