Those crazy right-wingers...

[macfanken]

I REALLY hope this is a joke!

http://www.bushfish.org/

[GateandGarden]

Unfortunately, looks like it isn't. :distress:

[amber]

Yoipes!!!!!
It would be a funny prank to stick that thing on someone's car that you know, though. :laugh: Hopefully, they would find it before they drove anywhere... :shocked:

[SuzeQuze]

:eek: Randy Rhodes is talking about how Bush wanted the heads of Al Qaeda delivered to him. :shocked: Not very Christian! :distress:

[GypsySorcerer]

They link to Fallwell's site.....lovely.

[estranged4life]

They link to Fallwell's site.....lovely.

Not Rev.Jerry Flawed-well...He's an ass-pipe :nod:

[seeker007nmss]

Sendusyourcash.com That's what they should have named it.

[macfanken]

On a related note... these chruch members were kicked out of their church because they didn't support Shrub. We're living in scary times. :distress:

http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/05/08/church.politics.ap/index.html

[macfanken]

:eek: Randy Rhodes is talking about how Bush wanted the heads of Al Qaeda delivered to him. :shocked: Not very Christian! :distress:


I was listening to that... he literally wanted the head delivered to him in a box packed with dry ice! Holy crap! :eek:

[SteveMacD]

:lol: :laugh: :eek: :shocked: :shrug: :( :rolleyes:

More right-winged crap! I'll tell you who I really feel for these days: The moderate Republican. I mean, these guys are becoming outcasts in their own party. We need to have a Progressive Conservative party, like what those crazy Canuks had before the merger.

[BombaySapphire3]

I really think if Jesus was around today these so called Christian right wingers are the last people he'd be around.I really want to find that bumper sticker "The Christian right is neither' It is so true.

[Mari]

:eek: Ken, how did you find such crap. Funny how they've a ribbon saying 'remember our troops', when that is exactly what Shrub's trying to keep quiet, am I right? News says here that when they come back in boxes, your government doesn't remember their troops at all :(
Pretty sad.

[BombaySapphire3]

Shrub has never had a problem sacrificing the children of the poor and disenfranchised of this country.Of course it was well known what he was doing while the poor and disenfranchied were being sacfriced in that earlier mistake Vietnam.

[DrummerDeanna]

That? Is utterly frightening and saddly - it just doesn't look like a joke :eek:

[GateandGarden]

I really think if Jesus was around today these so called Christian right wingers are the last people he'd be around.I really want to find that bumper sticker "The Christian right is neither' It is so true.I have that bumper sticker! :thumbsup: I got it from www.evolvefish.com (http://www.evolvefish.com). They have decent prices, too.

[strandinthewind]

UPDATE and "miunderstanding" my ass - I mean how is it hard not to take anyone who planned to vote for Democratic nominee Sen. John Kerry needed to "repent or resign" in any other manner - what an a$$

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Pastor resigns after political spat
Ousted congregants say he mixed politics and religion

WAYNESVILLE, North Carolina (AP) -- A Baptist preacher accused of running out nine congregants who disagreed with his Republican politics resigned Tuesday, two days after calling the issue "a great misunderstanding."

Speaking from the pulpit during a meeting at East Waynesville Baptist Church, the Rev. Chan Chandler told church members that it would "cause more hurt for me and my family" if he stayed.

"I am resigning with gratitude in my heart for all of you, particularly those of you who love me and my family," Chandler said, adding that the dispute was rooted in his strong feelings about abortion.

Chandler's attorney, John Pavey Jr., said the pastor has not apologized for anything he said and would continue to speak out against abortion. He said the dispute inside the church had nothing to do with politics, a contention echoed Tuesday by Chandler's supporters.

"I don't believe he preached politics," church member Rhonda Trantham said. "I don't believe anyone should tell a preacher not to preach what's in the Bible."

But some congregants of the 100-member church in western North Carolina have said Chandler endorsed President Bush from the pulpit during last year's presidential campaign and said that anyone who planned to vote for Democratic nominee Sen. John Kerry needed to "repent or resign."

The church members said he continued to preach about politics after Bush won re-election, culminating with a church gathering last week in which the nine members said they were voted out.

At Sunday's service, the 33-year-old Chandler said the flap over the church members' dismissal was "a great misunderstanding" and he tried to welcome them back.

"No one has ever been voted from the membership of this church due to an individual's support or lack of support for a political party or candidate," he said in a statement.

Blount Osborne, chairman of the church's elected deacons, said there was no warning Chandler would resign and the church had no severance agreement with him.

"That was surprising, him leaving as quick as he did. I didn't figure he'd walk that way," Osborne said.

Several church members said they agreed with Chandler on issues like abortion, but objected to him making those issues explicitly political in the church.

"I think everyone in there agrees with him on the issues. Politics was the problem," Carolyn Gaddy said.


Find this article at:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/05/10/church.politics.ap/index.html

[irishgrl]

Gadzooks, this is getting really ugly...
I read in "The Week" that Republicans are making such a big deal about religious vs. Secular, that soon people within the party are going to have to choose either/or. I hope that means a mass exodus of moderates OUT of their party and hopefully into the Democrat party...

[dissention]

They link to Fallwell's site.....lovely.

I swear on my grandmother's grave, Jerry Falwell is the only person in the world that I wish suffering upon. That man is evil incarnate.

[GateandGarden]

I swear on my grandmother's grave, Jerry Falwell is the only person in the world that I wish suffering upon. That man is evil incarnate.Worse than Phelps? :eek:

[GypsySorcerer]

Worse than Phelps? :eek:

They're equally disgusting, IMO. The thing about Fallwell is he founded his own university. :eek:

[macfanken]

:eek: Ken, how did you find such crap. Funny how they've a ribbon saying 'remember our troops', when that is exactly what Shrub's trying to keep quiet, am I right? News says here that when they come back in boxes, your government doesn't remember their troops at all :(
Pretty sad.


Good point Mari... remember the troops, just not the dead ones. :distress:

[SteveMacD]

I swear on my grandmother's grave, Jerry Falwell is the only person in the world that I wish suffering upon. That man is evil incarnate.
Falwell is the kind of guy who would have gladly, gleefully handed the Romans the nails...

[dissention]

Worse than Phelps? :eek:

Yup. :nod: Falwell makes me violently ill. He's one wet fart of a human turd if I've ever seen one.

[GateandGarden]

He's one wet fart of a human turd if I've ever seen one.Such a lovely image. :laugh:

[SteveMacD]

Yup. :nod: Falwell makes me violently ill. He's one wet fart of a human turd if I've ever seen one.
And, he has a lot more media resources than Phelps could dream about.

[dissention]

And, he has a lot more media resources than Phelps could dream about.

But of course. He stole all of PTL and everything under the sun from Jim and Tammy Faye, that piece of ****. How dare anyone have a satellite and not him. :rolleyes: