Comments on: CBS Show Depicts Woman Stoned to Death…by Christians…

By: xad

xad — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 06:33:32 +0000

ROFL at the notion that Christian terrorists don’t exist. Ever heard of the conflict in northern ireland?!? The christian terrorist groups in asian countries? Surely the Christian terrorist group in Uganda that wants a theocracy based on the bible? LordsRA? If not that, maybe the countless christian terrorists who blow up doctors surgeries and attack doctors for carrying out their jobs, or the countless christians who spread propaganda to attack other nations.

What a joke of a comment. Christian terrorists are everywhere. At that christophobe term – ROFL hahaha, cherry on the top to such a ridiculous article.

By: karen

karen — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 14:32:57 +0000

Cold Case continued the Christian bashing last night 10/07/07
with and “Amish” theme…. Amish girl getting pregnant and an Amish boy committing murder…
said the detective: “wouldn’t be the first time a Christian murdered someone.”
Now do you think they would ever insert Homosexual for Christian….Never….
but will bash the Christians everytime.

By: Keith

Keith — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 15:21:00 +0000

Please go to the CBS website and complain. Click on feedback and a screen pops up. Mark complaint and let ‘em have it!

This is what I said:

The episode on the Christian abstinence club was a complete hack job attack on Christian people. There is no basis for this story line other than attacking Christians and trying to make them look like dumb, foul hypocrites. Christ said let him that is without sin cast the first stone. There is no way any % of Christians, or even one, would do this. FYI this type of stoning is done every year in Muslim countries. Trying reading their public paper sometime. Why not base the story on a believable story line like Muslims doing it. Does that break your PC code? But a hack attack based on no fact is OK if it is against Christians? This Country was founded on Christian principals, through the UK & US ending of slavery was based on Christian principals, founding of schools and hospitals was largely a Christian effort prior to being taken over by profit driven corporations. So what part about Christians don’t you like and why do you falsely attack them?

By: Disgusted By Jon's Comments

Disgusted By Jon's Comments — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 13:09:35 +0000

Jon, this post has absolutely nothing to do with what you watched as a child and the person you grew to be.
Damned good try, though.

By: kerwin

kerwin — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 07:29:18 +0000

I can not condemn either action as the Law God gave to the Hebrew people makes stoning an appropriate punishment for some crimes and does not always support equal punishment. I have heard that some Muslims believe that equal punishment for the same crime is appropriate according to the Koran but others disagree. The later seem to be in the ascendancy in Iran.

We have legalized abortion which kills 1 in 5 innocent human beings conceived in the U.S. while neither of these individuals were found guilty by Iran’s due process of law. We are certainly the greatest evil.

By: Jon

Jon — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 01:36:03 +0000

Let’s see Muslims annoyed at 24, Christians at CBS, Iran at whoever did The 300, Phillipines at Desperate Housewive,
Tom Cruise, Gays, Blacks, Catholics,Scientologists..well about everbody pissed at Southpark, gays at Heroes and these
are just the ones that come to mind without any thought. TV and Movies are there to make money, you know get ratings
and if your worried about their “influence”, just a thought..those of us in our 5o’s and up grew up watching (in our formative
years) shows that were wholesome and All American – Leave it to Beaver, My Three Sons, Gomer Pyle, Bonanza..I Love Lucy, Micky Mouse Club
and on and on. Let’s see and that influence led to in short, sex drugs and rock and roll, hippies, riots, divorces, living together
protests, etc., etc.. So I don’t think you need to worry too much about the alleged influence of these shows, and maybe you need to worry about things of significance.

By: Carlos

Carlos — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 20:50:05 +0000

Must help needed to stop this barbarism act.May be contacting urgent to
http://www.un.org/terrorism/contact-us.asp/

By: BARRY

BARRY — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 20:44:45 +0000

read TEN GREAT LIES THAT THREATEN WESTERN CIVILIZATION TO LEARN ABOUT ACLU AND THE LEFTThe American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
The joke goes, â€œHow do you get the ACLU to stop defending enemy terrorists who vow to kill Americans? Tell the ACLU that the terrorists are really Boy Scouts.â€ Unlike Amenity International, the ACLU was at one time an important protector of human rights. But like NATO after the Cold War, it appears to have lost its focus and direction. There is an important need for the organization to seriously re-examine and change the activities that do more harm than good, such as defending extreme people and values that undermine society. The media recently reported attempts to stop members from publicly airing their disagreements about the direction and targets of the organization. Arenâ€™t attempts to control internal and external criticism the hallmark of a totalitarian regime? But then the ACLU is big business.
They have certainly lost the forest for the trees when they fight against American institutions like the Boy Scouts and memorials to our veterans. Like the Civil Rights gang, the ACLU could become a serious impediment to American values and justice.
Do they go after our values because they make big money pursuing the Civil Rights con? Like the â€œpeople of colorâ€ extortionists discussed in Chapter 1, the ACLU profits from the disgusting abuses of the Civil Rights business. Indeed, they make millions of dollars in taxpayer â€œattorney fee awardsâ€ by turning authorization under the Civil Rights Act into a piÃ±ata of lawyer goodies. I discussed in Chapter 1 how Civil Rights con men and women have exploited a well-intentioned law. These diversity groups welcome the ACLU to join them in feeding at the money trough, while the taxpayers keep picking up the tab.
Elected and appointed officials at the local, state, and Federal levels have been literally terrorized about standing up to the ACLU, for fear of enormous attorney fees being imposed by un-elected judges not answerable to the tax payers. I donâ€™t know of a single American judge who has had the guts to exercise discretion by denying attorney fees to the ACLU.
And attorney fees do seem to motivate the ACLU. The American Legion called on Congress to end judgesâ€™ authority to award attorney fees in cases brought to remove or destroy religious symbols. In 1934, a private citizen strapped two pipes together to form a cross and mounted it to a rock outcrop on private land in the Mojave Desert. The purpose of the cross was to honor WWI veterans. In the year 2000, President Clinton incorporated the area into a Mojave National Preserve. The ACLU vultures swarmed in and filed a lawsuit to remove the cross, picking up some $40,000 in attorney fees. Legislation was passed to exchange the one-acre site for five acres from a private owner, placing the monument on private land. But the ACLU appealed against this legislation and picked up an additional $63,000. They ruled that the plaintiff, who later moved to Oregon, suffered a Civil Rights injury because he saw the cross when driving back on visits.

By: The Jawa Report

The Jawa Report — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 20:39:23 +0000

Iran plans to stone to death mother of three

The state-run newspaper Qods reported that a mother of three is sentenced to stoning. Her crime? Videotaped adultery. That’s right, in Iran, they kill you for adultery. The man? He gets off with 100 lashes. H/T:STACLU…

By: Kamangir

Kamangir — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 18:24:06 +0000

Thanks for your help!