Persecuted Christians In America!
#166
Posted 11 March 2012 - 10:28 AM
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#168
Posted 12 March 2012 - 10:49 AM
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#170
Posted 13 March 2012 - 03:20 AM
This thread became relevant again with ABC's new television show, Good Christian Bitches. I'm sure they'd air something similar involving other religions too.
ZOMG!!!! I hope Christianity can survive this!!!!!
#171
Posted 13 March 2012 - 08:32 AM
Of course. It just goes to show you the double standard. Apparently in just 2 episodes, they've insulted Christians 72 times. Once again, other groups, like Muslims, get shows called All-American Muslims, and Little Mosque On The Prarie.ZOMG!!!! I hope Christianity can survive this!!!!!
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#172
Posted 13 March 2012 - 11:53 AM
The name of the book the series is based on is Good Christian Bitches, but the tv series is called simply "GCB," which I've read stands for "Good Christian Belles," so as not to be too offensive.This thread became relevant again with ABC's new television show, Good Christian Bitches. I'm sure they'd air something similar involving other religions too.
I think they'd air a similar show about Jews, but not about Muslims.
#173
Posted 13 March 2012 - 12:05 PM
Complete nonsense. Shouting somebody down in an action designed to not allow them to speak absolutely does infringe on their freedom of speech. Come'on man, stop being ridiculous.
Then please stop infringing on my rights and freedom of speech.
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#174
Posted 13 March 2012 - 08:15 PM
I was sure that this thread was a joke.This thread became relevant again with ABC's new television show, Good Christian Bitches. I'm sure they'd air something similar involving other religions too.
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#175
Posted 13 March 2012 - 09:04 PM
Instead of Good Christian Bitches, other groups, like Muslims, get shows like All-American Muslim, and Little Mosque On The Prarie. Yep, no difference there.
I feel terrible for the poor Christians... imagine how awful it would be to turn on the TV and find negative stereotypes about people like you.
So this show, as I understand it, is like a Bible Belt version of a soap opera. I also read it described as a scripted version of "The Real Housewives of Orange County". I hear that some of the characters are *gasp!* negative portrayals of Christians. How horrible is that?
Imagine the outrage if you could turn on your TV and see Muslim dudes who were actually sleeper cell terrorists that Jack Bauer or NCIS have to track down. Imagine if you could turn on your TV and see Italian mobsters or black gangsters. Imagine the outrage! But no, only Christians face this sort of bigotry.
My heart goes out to the poor persecuted Christians, as always.
Consider it payback for "Touched By An Angel", I guess.
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#176
Posted 13 March 2012 - 10:42 PM
So, to bring this post back to the threat title, I congratulate the County of Lackawanna Transit System for standing up for Persecuted Christians in America (or, at least, the Scranton parts of America.) Thanks to the patriots at COLTS, Persecuted Christians will not have their sensibilities offended by having to see the word "Atheist" roll by on buses. Praise be!
Update!!
Justin Vacula, the guy who attempted to run these shocking ads, provided a couple of updates on his blog.
The first:
Presumably the people at COLTS came to the realization that they sounded like imbeciles trying to claim impartiality in matters of religion while their buses were bumping around flying "God Bless America!" on the banner.A solicitor representing the County of Lackawanna Transit System (COLTS) has informed me that the "God Bless America" messages on the 'public relations' signs atop COLTS buses will no longer be shown.
OH, those poor Christians! They have been deprived of their daily bus-blessing by the godless atheists! Darn it!! Oh, the persecution!
Second update:
COLTS driver and local fat-ass Daniel Wittenbreder has been disciplined by COLTS for contacting Justin on Facebook to say:
DONT YOU EVER SHOW YOUR FACE ON MY BUS YOU LITTLE PUNK
Poor Daniel! This poor God-fearing Christian has been deprived of his right of religious expression by the fascist bus company! Darn it!! Oh, the persecution! Hopefully his union rep can show him where to find the caps-lock key.
-k
#177
Posted 14 March 2012 - 11:29 AM
This perspective was much needed in this thread, but to be fair it's still not alright when they do it to Christians. It's not alright when they do it to anyone. Nevertheless, the hypocrisy of the moral outrage from some people about this show is way over the top.I feel terrible for the poor Christians... imagine how awful it would be to turn on the TV and find negative stereotypes about people like you.
Bitch, please. I'm a natural blonde. Been there, done that. Continuously.
So this show, as I understand it, is like a Bible Belt version of a soap opera. I also read it described as a scripted version of "The Real Housewives of Orange County". I hear that some of the characters are *gasp!* negative portrayals of Christians. How horrible is that?
Imagine the outrage if you could turn on your TV and see Muslim dudes who were actually sleeper cell terrorists that Jack Bauer or NCIS have to track down. Imagine if you could turn on your TV and see Italian mobsters or black gangsters. Imagine the outrage! But no, only Christians face this sort of bigotry.
My heart goes out to the poor persecuted Christians, as always.
Consider it payback for "Touched By An Angel", I guess.
-k
"History I believe furnishes no example of a priest-ridden people maintaining a free and civil government. This marks the lowest grade of ignorance, of which their political as well as their religious leaders will always avail themselves for their own purpose."
Thomas Jefferson
#178
Posted 14 March 2012 - 01:33 PM
Yep. And I recall you bitching about it about it, too. Poor "persecuted" blondes, eh? Sometimes it's all I can do to get out of bed in the morning and face the cold cruel world.I feel terrible for the poor Christians... imagine how awful it would be to turn on the TV and find negative stereotypes about people like you.
Bitch, please. I'm a natural blonde. Been there, done that. Continuously.
#179
Posted 14 March 2012 - 01:38 PM
It was suppose to be. But I love it when somebody accidently stumbles on to the truth.I was sure that this thread was a joke.
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#180
Posted 15 March 2012 - 12:41 PM
No real suprise here. Christianity is still the only acceptable target in society today, to practice one's bigotry. It's amazing how accurate this thread really is.New York Times accused of Catholic bashing, double standard on religion
The New York Times is being accused of having a double standard when it comes to questioning religion, after it ran an ad calling on Catholics to leave their church, but nixed an ad making the same plea to Muslims
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