Showing posts with label Religious Intolerance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Religious Intolerance. Show all posts

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Comedy Central Religious Intolerance.

I have one basic principle in life: If you must insult the race and religion of someone, insult every race and religion in the world, including your own. Comedy Central should consider adopting a principle such as mine, because their current gameplan of insulting Christians, through insulting Jesus, while coddling to Islamic Terrorists, isn't a smart one.

Call me ignorant, but doesn't it seem strange that Comedy Central will not stand up for one of their own programs on the basis of Free Speech, when it involves insulting the religion of Islam, while at the same time launching a program directed at insulting Christians, or about 80% of the American population.

I smell the smell of hypocrisy.

Does anyone else have a problem with this? Not with the fact that Comedy Central is launching a program bashing Jesus, which I actually have a big personal problem with, but with the fact that Comedy Central will not touch the religion of Islam, out of fear of death, but they'll openly attack the religion of Christian, without a care in the world.

What would our Founding Fathers think about this situation? Not only would they be appalled by the catastropic downfall of moral standards in America, but they would be astonished by the fact that our enemies controll our fears, and that our lives revolved around that fear. Hard to imagine our Founders being "politically correct" when calling British soldiers Red Coats.

In the end: Christians will be bashed, Muslims will be coddled, and America will continue its' suicidal decline into the unknown abyss of relative unknowns. I concur with my fellow blogger Mike, that a boycott of Comedy Central might be a good idea, although I don't think most Christian, or sane individuals for that matter; are watching that channel to begin with, thus removing the need for a boycott.

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Friday, April 23, 2010

The Pentagon is disinviting Franklin Graham.

It is being reported that the Pentagon has disinvited Evangelist Franklin Graham from a previously scheduled event during the National Day of Prayer, because one organization complained about some of Graham's past comments, who is the son of famed Evangelist and spiritual adviser to several Presidents, Billy Graham.

What could Graham have possibly said to warrant his removal? He legitimately criticized the religion of Islam after the September eleventh attacks as an "evil religion" and he also has expressed concerns about the foul treatment of Muslim women in strict Islamic dominated Nations.

I'm confused. A Christian Minister is being targeted for opposing his 1,000 year religious enemy that is Islam and for specific comments this Minister made in the direct aftermath of September eleventh, when anti-Islamic feelings were understandably heated in America.

Political correctness has struck again! America is now punishing a Christian Minister for publicly questioning and opposing the religion of Islam and its' radical elements after the September eleventh attacks, of which 3,000 American citizens dead at the hand of radical Islam.

As a Christian, as an American and as someone who questions the radical elements of Islam (all elements to be honest, considering it's my spiritual foe), I'm offended by the Pentagon's decision and disgraced. What has happened to this Nation? Acceptable opposition to different religions and understanding proper context apparently are lost arts.

On a political note: I have doubted that the Evangelical vote would remain at 30% for Barack Obama in 2012, considering the Democratic average for a Presidential candidate is 23% and Evangelicals should be in fierce opposition to the socially liberal agenda of the Administration.

After this disaster with Franklin Graham, the son of a well respected Evangelical Evangelist, I wouldn't even expect Obama to receive 20% of the Evangelical vote in 2012. I could be wrong, but we'll see in 31 months.

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