Westboro Baptist Church

When Robin Williams died unexpectedly last week, the outpouring of emotion from the beloved actor's millions of fans was unlike anything the Internet has seen in recent years.

Another country music superstar has taken another shot at the Westboro Baptist Church.

Unlike Blake Shelton, however, Brad Paisley didn't tell these religious nut jobs to blow him.

Fred Phelps, the controversial preacher who founded the Westboro Baptist Church, passed away this week at the Shawnee County facility in Topeka.

He was 84 years old.

Suffice it to say Blake Shelton and the Westboro Baptist Church don't see eye to eye, and the group's tactics don't exactly faze the country superstar.

Blake slammed Westboro recently for threatening to picket one of his shows. The other night, leaving Usher's birthday bash, he offered a similar take.

Blake Shelton did not hold back, or mince words, when he learned that the Westboro Baptist Church will be targeting his upcoming concert in K.C.

The group, known for vehement anti-gay protests, says the country star's marriage to Miranda Lambert, his second, makes him a "vulgar adulterer."

Country singer Vince Gill confronted the Westboro Baptist Church head-on as the group decided to protest his Missouri concert over the weekend.

Ke$ha's dancers put on quite a show this week, as the pop star sent her crew to respond to a Westboro Baptist Church protest taking place outside.

In Nebraska, WBC members were belting out lyrics to "God Hates Who U R" - their an anti-gay parody of her anthem of acceptance, "We R Who We R."

Setting up a lemonade stand for peace is one way to protest the Westboro Baptist Church.

Holding a rally in which gay couples kiss over the grave of the founder's mother is another.

While the entertainment world mourns the death of Cory Monteith, the Westboro Baptist Church has taken this opportunity to spread more messages of hate and intolerance.

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The White House was forced to respond to a recent petition asking it to designate the Westboro Baptist Church as a hate group, which it declined to do.

The Obama administration did, however, include this passive-aggressive GIF in its response, showing where all the anti-WBC signatures came from: