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What Conservapedia Is Really About

20 Nov 2007 07:11 pm

A little insight into the pathologies of the far-right. Here are Conservapedia's most viewed pages:

Most viewed pages

1. Main Page [1,894,429]
2. Homosexuality [1,475,437]
3. Homosexuality and Hepatitis [515,993]
4. Homosexuality and Promiscuity [416,375]
5. Homosexuality and Parasites [387,265]
6. Homosexuality and Gonorrhea [327,795]
7. Homosexuality and Domestic Violence [319,073]
8. Gay Bowel Syndrome [305,261]
9. Homosexuality and Syphilis [261,781]
10. Homosexuality and Mental Health [243,293]

They are really are obsessed, aren't they? Hewitt had a little moment today as well.

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