I hope he has ten children and all of them EXTREMELY FLAMING GAY."Im not in the mood to play with those who are trying to kill our children." - Donnie McClurkin, GOP Convention entertainer speaking about gays.
Funky Papa said:I hope he has ten children and all of them EXTREMELY FLAMING GAY.
Dan said:My frothing distaste for Christianity increases*
*and yes, I know it's not all Christians, but damn, the religion sure produces a lot of people with a lot of hate towards certain minority groups.
My frothing distaste for Christianity increases*
*and yes, I know it's not all Christians, but damn, the religion sure produces a lot of people with a lot of hate towards certain minority groups.
Cooter said:Certainly Christianity isn't the only religion that does this. I'd say the Muslim hate extremist groups make the Christian ones look like girl scouts.
Well, sure. I'm not exactly a fan of religion period, but given that I live in America, it's largely Christianity that I have to deal with.Cooter said:Certainly Christianity isn't the only religion that does this. I'd say the Muslim hate extremist groups make the Christian ones look like girl scouts.
Donnie McClurkin, one of the just-announced entertainers to be performing at the GOP Convention in NYC, thinks homosexuality is a "curse,"
that being gay is a choice, that it can be cured
I wanna grab these kind of people and start hitting their head on the wall till the wall is destroyed. They don't deserve my hate but they got it.
You have to wonder how can there be people that support these kind of animals.
Very disgusting. Such ignorance, hatred and stupidity goes beyond what's even pitable.
Cooter said:All Im asking is, why the double standard? If youre going to get so worked up over Christian extremists why not share that anger for all the wackos out there.
Cooter said:Something has been bothering me lately.
Before I begin I want to state that in no way do I agree or condone what this man has to say about gays.
I've noticed that many people on this forum and on the left specifically have a deep hatred for anti-gay Christian people. In my opinion this hate is stronger than that of many extreme Muslim groups who advocate completely covering all females except their eyes and killing them for having an affair. These people share just as strong if not stronger opposition to homosexuals and their lifestyle as their Christian extremists counterparts. They also advocate killing all non-Muslims and yet I don't feel the strong hate towards these extremists as I do Christian ones.
I'm not quite sure why this is but the only thing I can come up with is a particular resentment directed not at all religion but specifically at Christianity.
It seems that comments like these below tend to come up quite regularly in Christian threads.
You don't tend to see this anger in threads about Muslims extremists. Typically in such threads the emphasis is concentrated on discovering what drove these people to their hatred and how it can be fixed.
All I’m asking is, why the double standard? If you’re going to get so worked up over Christian extremists why not share that anger for all the wackos out there.
Well, sure. I'm not exactly a fan of religion period, but given that I live in America, it's largely Christianity that I have to deal with.
Like Dan said, it's who we have to deal with in the media and in our daily lives. We don't meet too many wide-eyed Islamic fundamentalists at school.
Cooter said:You don't tend to see this anger in threads about Muslims extremists. Typically in such threads the emphasis is concentrated on discovering what drove these people to their hatred and how it can be fixed.
All I’m asking is, why the double standard? If you’re going to get so worked up over Christian extremists why not share that anger for all the wackos out there.
Well the answer is pretty simple actually. Muslim extremists are killing people and they hate for a reason (of course that doesn't explain their actions). As far as I'm concerned they're not better or worse than the American goverment who started all this.
Cooter said:What does that have to do with anything? The fact that you don't meet many Muslim extremists (and I'd question how many "Christian fundamentalists" you actually meet at school) doesn't mean they don't exist and are far worse than the Christian ones you hate so. Hence, because you haven't met them means you can't disapprove and hate them equally?
Cooter said:Thanks for playing.
Uh... the Christian fundamentalists have considerably more weight in the political arena than do the Muslim fundamentalists. Just check out the Bush administration for reference. Or look on the news. How often do you see imams on television condemning homosexuality? Muslim extremist aren't on television all the time or control 1/3 of the vote and the government .
Furthermore, I never said ANYTHING about "hat[ing]" anyone. I'm simply trying to explain how people can be angry at Christian fundamentalists.
Che said:Well the answer is pretty simple actually. Muslim extremists are killing people and they hate for a reason (of course that doesn't explain their actions). As far as I'm concerned they're not better or worse than the American goverment who started all this.
On the other hand when I hear a disgusting pig saying the most disgusting things about a group of people that have done nothing to him and were born gay like you and me were born men is utterly enfuriating. And the most enfuriating of all is his infinite ignorance and stupidity. Homosexuality can be cured? Homosexuality is a choice? Go read a book you freaking redneck before you claim to be a representative of God.
Nice timin', Cooter and Kobunheat. Less than 20 replies in and you guys are both trying to sidetrack the issue.
The issue is not the Clearchannel or Muslim anti-gay sentiments. It's this idiot here, McClurkin, who made the statements. Please take your attempts to derail the central discussion and create your own thread
Cooter said:That's not the point I was addressing. My thesis is this: Muslim extremists are far more radical and dangerous to mankind than a contingent of Christians that believe homosexuals are influenced by the devil. Why are these religious extremists not hated equally or more than their Christian counterparts?
That's great. You should take that thesis and START YOUR OWN THREAD ABOUT IT, genius. This thread is for discussing the wonderful "Party of Inclusion" Entertainer Donnie McClurkin's idiotic statements and how they reflect poorly on said "Party of Inclusion". Which we KNOW you can't stand, so you go and try to change what the conversation is about. Right?Cooter said:That's not the point I was addressing. My thesis is this: Muslim extremists are far more radical and dangerous to mankind than a contingent of Christians that believe homosexuals are influenced by the devil. Why are these religious extremists not hated equally or more than their Christian counterparts?
Cooter said:I agree he is an idiot. I think everyone can agree on this.
Kobun Heat said:Holy shit, they found the gay gene?
Cooter said:That's not the point I was addressing. My thesis is this: Muslim extremists are far more radical and dangerous to mankind than a contingent of Christians that believe homosexuals are influenced by the devil. Why are these religious extremists not hated equally or more than their Christian counterparts?
-jinx- said:Further, we are ALL made in God's image, right? (That would include gay people, by the way.)
Well, you can nutshell just about every piece of "news" that gets posted here in the same way... so, what is your point?I don't know, is there really an issue to be discussed?
1) Extreme fundamentalist Christian is outspoken about his disdain for the "homosexual agenda" and desire to "cure" gays.
2) The liberal response to this comes mostly in the form of seething hate.
Just another day in the neighborhood, a beautiful day in the neighborhood. Won't you be mine?
Kobun Heat said:I don't know, is there really an issue to be discussed?
1) Extreme fundamentalist Christian is outspoken about his disdain for the "homosexual agenda" and desire to "cure" gays.
2) The liberal response to this comes mostly in the form of seething hate.
Just another day in the neighborhood, a beautiful day in the neighborhood. Won't you be mine?
A wide range of reactions, depending on where the person's opinions lie - but rarely if ever approaching boiling, unthinking hatred.Che said:Liberal response? You're underestimating conservatives now, cos if only liberals bash this "human" what do conservatives do? Support him? Agree with some of his opinions? Stay in the corner silently? I hope it's not just the liberals bashing "it".
...Kobun Heat said:A wide range of reactions, depending on where the person's opinions lie - but rarely if ever approaching boiling, unthinking hatred.
You've met conservatives who would really hate this guy?Hitokage said:
Kobun Heat said:A wide range of reactions, depending on where the person's opinions lie - but rarely if ever approaching boiling, unthinking hatred.