Comments on: Keene radio host Ian Freeman jailed over couch

By: Jim Davidson

Jim Davidson — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 05:49:10 +0000

Thanks, Elkheart. I don’t claim to have any greater insight into pantheism now than I did earlier. My purpose was not to criticise, nor to support, Ian’s chosen religious faith. My main objective was to illustrate the extent to which Ron in 77401 was just a nasty, stinking, liar.

I guess that point is uncontested. Anyway, Ron has been too timid to respond. Kinda sad.

By: elkheart

elkheart — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 03:33:18 +0000

Jim Davidson: My understanding of “pantheist” is that it means, basically, in simple terms, that Everything that is, IS GOD. So, each & every piece of everything, including we people, is a part of God. A very near, & related word, “Pantheon”, means “all the gods”, of *this* religion, or faith. Like the Norse Pantheon of Loki, Zeus, Thor, etc…hope this helps…~e~…

By: Jim Davidson

Jim Davidson — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 18:18:29 +0000

Actually, it occurs to me Ian might believe in the Greek god Pan. You know, the god of woods, fields, flocks, goats legs, human head and torso, goat horns and ears? Or don’t they teach you anything in school, Ron?

By: Jim Davidson

Jim Davidson — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 18:16:09 +0000

Ron, that isn’t a very Christian thing to say.

I did not know that Ian Freeman was Islamic. His Facebook profile describes him (he describes himself there) as a “Pantheist.” My Greek is a little rusty, but that either means he believes in all gods, or he believes that everything is a part of God. Not exactly Islamic.

As for his personal habit with regard to things he likes to ingest, how is that any of your business? Are you some sort of Prohibitionist, Ron?

The future of Keene, New Hampshire, according to Ron, is his boot smashing the face of Ian Freeman, forever.

By: Ron

Ron — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 08:18:54 +0000

I hope this Ian Freeman gets killed in 2009. He’s an alcoholic, meth addict, AND a muslim.

By: Lonny

Lonny — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 06:23:36 +0000

I can’t speak to what, if anything Ian did or whether it was legal but, If that was an example of justice in an AMERICAN courtroom, I’ve died and gone to visit Chairman Mao in commie heaven.

By: Bubuh

Bubuh — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 15:03:57 +0000

When will you people wake up and realize that this ain’t NEVER gonna go away with WORDS.

Tyranny can only be Defeated by watering the Liberty Tree.

TO ARMS. The only way to Stop this is for Every Brave American to Physically FIGHT BACK, even if means giving of their lives.

These Tyrants who RULE over us, FEAR ONE THING. They FEAR an ARMED PEOPLE, Who Are MAD AS HELL, AND AREN’T GOING TO TAKE IT ANYMORE.

The Towns folk should all Storm the Court House, and take that judge and anyone one who attempts to stop them, out of their office, Tar and Feather them, and send them packing, and then Take their house by force, and give it to the Homeless Shelter.

Oh, and Tar and feathers is OK, but he will sooner or later hit another town. It would be better to put an End of his Career and Wealth before you send him packing.

By: Juk

Juk — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 23:13:16 +0000

I don’t live anywhere near New Hampshire, but, still, …..I find this to be absolutely appalling. In this particular situation, somebody would have gotten hurt trying to put the cuffs on me. I don’t care. I would have went down fighting. They would have had to taze me repeatedly and “somebody” would have gotten a broken nose. Furthermore, after the fact, there would be a massive law suit filed on my behalf filed against that jurisdiction by my very high powered attorney. I know the law. This mans’ civil rights were completely tromped on like a handy wipe. Sort of reminds me of Gestapo. Just my humble opinion here, but, “this” ……..just sickens me. Maybe Michigan ain’t so bad after all. No, ….(lol) …..who am I kidding? It sucks here to. Our jails aren’t full enough yet? This is the excuse they use for more state funding to expand the jails? I’m sorry. How pathetic.

By: Kyle Varner

Kyle Varner — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 14:19:44 +0000

Two lessons can be drawn from this:

1) America is becoming less and less free.

2) If you go to court, get a lawyer and sit there and don’t say a word. Going to jail for contempt of court totally sucks.

By: Stupid Amerkin

Stupid Amerkin — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 06:49:51 +0000

Sounds like this black robed devil’s ego is bigger then he can handle. Absolute abuse of power, but most likely he has been getting away with this for years. Follow the money and take him out.