They will always lose.
The time when their tires got slashed and no one in an Oklahoma town would help fix them:
Shortly after protesting the funeral of Army Sgt. Jason James McCluskey in Oklahoma, members of the Westboro Baptist Church headed back to their minivan, only to discover that its front and rear passenger-side tires had been slashed. To make matters worse, when they drove into town they were unable to find anyone who would repair it.
Via: tulsaworld.com
The time when that happened again:
According to the person who posted the picture on Reddit, "Qestboro Baptist Church came to picket the funerals of tornado victims in my town, and..."
Via: reddit.com
All of the times people joined the protest and changed its message:
Every time the "Patriot Guard," a group of ex-soldiers and bikers, showed up to protect the families of fallen veterans:
The "Patriot Guard" travels around the country to Westboro protests and creates a buffer between protestors and the families of the soldiers large enough to allow respectful mourning.
Via: reddit.com
