Every time I see Hannity or O'Reilly or any of the other idiots ranting about the democrats wanting to outlaw christmas and make religion illegal I laugh my ass off and say to myself, "wow they must be so desperate that they have to tell their mindless moron following that the bad people are going to make it illegal for them to say their prayers. So last night when I saw this I just sat smiling to myself and although I know that in the same way the scientologists are forbidden to watch anything negative about them in the media, the right wingnuts here on the board will NEVER have the balls to watch this clip. But for those of you who actually have a mind of your own, you will get a tickle out of this.
and furthermore, Mike Huckabee suggested that the supposed threat to religious freedom posed by the gay rights movement is part of a broader attack on the rights of Christians, including anti-Christian violence. When a pastor on the call, which was organized by the Family Research Council, asked Huckabee if the U.S. is facing a two-pronged threat of ISIS terrorist attacks and the “equally intense assault on marriage as defined by God,” Huckabee replied that the caller was “exactly right.” “We’re seeing, certainly at the national level, internally this battle on marriage, but globally what we’re seeing is that there is an assault on the Christian faith in general,” Huckabee said, before warning that ISIS will soon “physically assault” Christians in America.
In fact, religious conservatives have been pushing laws that discriminate against the LGBT community and anyone else they don’t like, all while claiming their beliefs are under attack. The hypocrisy of this is completely ignored by politicians like Mike Huckabee or Bobby Jindal who use this false narrative to further their book sales and/or political careers. Freedom of religion is alive and well in the United States, and the fact that churches aren’t being taxed despite their involvement in politics, or that Christians aren’t being persecuted or killed like they are in some Muslim countries, is proof of that.
and furthermore, Mike Huckabee suggested that the supposed threat to religious freedom posed by the gay rights movement is part of a broader attack on the rights of Christians, including anti-Christian violence. When a pastor on the call, which was organized by the Family Research Council, asked Huckabee if the U.S. is facing a two-pronged threat of ISIS terrorist attacks and the “equally intense assault on marriage as defined by God,” Huckabee replied that the caller was “exactly right.” “We’re seeing, certainly at the national level, internally this battle on marriage, but globally what we’re seeing is that there is an assault on the Christian faith in general,” Huckabee said, before warning that ISIS will soon “physically assault” Christians in America.
In fact, religious conservatives have been pushing laws that discriminate against the LGBT community and anyone else they don’t like, all while claiming their beliefs are under attack. The hypocrisy of this is completely ignored by politicians like Mike Huckabee or Bobby Jindal who use this false narrative to further their book sales and/or political careers. Freedom of religion is alive and well in the United States, and the fact that churches aren’t being taxed despite their involvement in politics, or that Christians aren’t being persecuted or killed like they are in some Muslim countries, is proof of that.