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Yes, you keep making this point which isn't exactly what was said. Here is the transcript:
BRIAN LEVIN, DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF HATE AND EXTREMISM AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNADINO: Could I just interject? Look, it's not like people who are Muslim who do wacky things have a monopoly on it. We have hypocrites across faiths, Jewish, Christian who say they're out for God and end up doing not so nice things.
MAHER: You know what? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what? That's, thats liberal bullshit right there. I mean, yes, all faiths
LEVIN: There are no Christian hypocrites?
MAHER: No, there are.
Read more: Maher to Guest Defending Islam in Wake of Boston Bombings: 'That's Liberal Bulls--t' | NewsBusters
Obviously what Maher was calling BS was not the part about religions containing hypocrites it was the violence part. It was the equating of one religion that has a history of modern violence to ones that do not. It is fairly obvious.
History of Christian Violence and intolerance
A History of Christian Violence and Intolerance Repeated | jaysays.com |
Yes, you keep making this point which isn't exactly what was said. Here is the transcript:
BRIAN LEVIN, DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF HATE AND EXTREMISM AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNADINO: Could I just interject? Look, it's not like people who are Muslim who do wacky things have a monopoly on it. We have hypocrites across faiths, Jewish, Christian who say they're out for God and end up doing not so nice things.
MAHER: You know what? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what? That's, thats liberal bullshit right there. I mean, yes, all faiths
LEVIN: There are no Christian hypocrites?
MAHER: No, there are.
Read more: Maher to Guest Defending Islam in Wake of Boston Bombings: 'That's Liberal Bulls--t' | NewsBusters
Obviously what Maher was calling BS was not the part about religions containing hypocrites it was the violence part. It was the equating of one religion that has a history of modern violence to ones that do not. It is fairly obvious.
History of Christian Violence and intolerance
A History of Christian Violence and Intolerance Repeated | jaysays.com |
There have been more Christian inspired terrorist attacks in the US than Muslim attacks.
Provide numbers by attacks and by number of victims (you know, innocent AMERICANS) in order to be credible.
Or shut up.
Wrong. There have been over 70 Islamic attacks inside the USA thus far. The Oklahoma bombing was done by Tim McVeigh who was trained in explosives by an Iraqi Muslim terrorist. That is the truth behind the McVeigh bombing and the Feds know it. So much for your christian inspired terror attacks.
You left out abortion clinic bombings and murders, assaults, attempted murders on abortion doctors.
That number FAR exceed attacks by Islamic extremists.
Abortion in and of itself IS a terrorist attack, inspired by liberal Muslim sympathizers.
So Maher directly says that "all religions have hypocrites", a statement of plain fact, is "liberal bullshit". That's freaking stupid.
It's sad, when Maher goes politically correct like that and screams that a statement of plain truth is "liberal bullshit". He can't just accept a true statement, he has to divert with an unrelated tangent about muslims being more violent. Very conservative of him, such a diversion. Muslims are more violent, but that has nothing to do with the truth of the statement "all religions have hypocrites".
Yes, you keep making this point which isn't exactly what was said. Here is the transcript:
BRIAN LEVIN, DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF HATE AND EXTREMISM AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNADINO: Could I just interject? Look, it's not like people who are Muslim who do wacky things have a monopoly on it. We have hypocrites across faiths, Jewish, Christian who say they're out for God and end up doing not so nice things.
MAHER: You know what? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what? That's, thats liberal bullshit right there. I mean, yes, all faiths
LEVIN: There are no Christian hypocrites?
MAHER: No, there are.
Read more: Maher to Guest Defending Islam in Wake of Boston Bombings: 'That's Liberal Bulls--t' | NewsBusters
Obviously what Maher was calling BS was not the part about religions containing hypocrites it was the violence part. It was the equating of one religion that has a history of modern violence to ones that do not. It is fairly obvious.
And that is what I keep pointing out myself on the forums, MODERN VIOLENCE. The Crusades were not in modern times, people were ignorant and could only follow or obey. The Salem Witch Trials occurred in the Americna colonies when we were unde the crown and mandated by the crown to do things which we later threw off. They also play like a broken record naming McVeign, Rudolph, and the schizophrenic who shot Giffords as Christian terrorists, when in fact McVeigh was and Agnostic and Rudolph said he hated to tell the Christians wanting to show him how to 'save his soul' that he preferred Nietzsche to the Bible. The Gifford shooter was a psychotic, and the school shooters have been mixed up kids, nothing religious about them. Then they bring up Nazi Germany, which was over race not religion, and the KKK, which also had issues regarding race not religion. Christians have accepted the Bible, a government document that even has the king's name on it, writings which were chosen to produce a docile people who would 'render unto Ceaser' and be easy to rule. The emperor Constantine saw this himself and promoted Christianity because they are easy people to be emperor over.
History of Christian Violence and intolerance
A History of Christian Violence and Intolerance Repeated | jaysays.com |
Pope Benedict apologizes for Christian violence through the ages after condemning terrorism in the name of religion
Pope Benedict apologises for Christian violence through the ages after condemning terrorism in the name of religion | Mail Online
Nice to see someone speaking the truth from the other side of the aisle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YG_mqZJKcM
I'm a liberal, and I know that the extremist muslims are more dangerous than extremist christians.
Yes, lots of liberals have a hard time admitting this fact.
History of Christian Violence and intolerance
A History of Christian Violence and Intolerance Repeated | jaysays.com |
Pope Benedict apologizes for Christian violence through the ages after condemning terrorism in the name of religion
Pope Benedict apologises for Christian violence through the ages after condemning terrorism in the name of religion | Mail Online
One of the most famous examples of religious violence in the Middle Ages is of course the Crusades - attempts by European Christians to impose their vision of religion upon Jews, heretics, Muslims, and just about anyone else who happened to get in the way. Traditionally the term "Crusades" are limited to describing massive military expeditions by Christians to the Middle East, but it is more accurate to acknowledge that there also existed "crusades" internal to Europe and directed at local minority groups.
Amazingly, the Crusades have often been remembered in a romantic fashion, but perhaps nothing has deserved it less. Hardly a noble quest in foreign lands, the Crusades represented the worst in religion generally and in Christianity specifically. The broad historical outlines of the Crusades are available in most history books, so I will instead present some examples of how greed, gullibility and violence played such important roles.
Not all crusades were led by kings greedy for conquest, although they certainly didn't hesitate when they had a chance. An important fact often overlooked is that the crusading spirit which gripped Europe throughout the High Middle Ages had particularly religious roots. Two systems which emerged in the church deserve special mention has having contributed greatly: penance and indulgences. Penance was a type of worldly punishment, and a common form was a pilgrimage to the Holy Lands. Pilgrims resented the fact that sites holy to Christianity were not controlled by Christians, and they were easily whipped into a state of agitation and hatred towards Muslims. Later on, crusading itself was regarded as a holy pilgrimage - thus, people paid penance for their sins by going off and slaughtering adherents of another religion. Indulgences, or waivers of temporal punishment, were granted by the church to anyone who contributed monetarily to the bloody campaigns.
Christianity and Violence: Crusades
There have been more Christian inspired terrorist attacks in the US than Muslim attacks.
Provide numbers by attacks and by number of victims (you know, innocent AMERICANS) in order to be credible.
Or shut up.
What number do I have to beat? And put the goalposts back where they were.
Or shut up.
There have been more Christian inspired terrorist attacks in the US than Muslim attacks.
History of Christian Violence and intolerance
A History of Christian Violence and Intolerance Repeated | jaysays.com |
Pope Benedict apologizes for Christian violence through the ages after condemning terrorism in the name of religion
Pope Benedict apologises for Christian violence through the ages after condemning terrorism in the name of religion | Mail Online
One of the most famous examples of religious violence in the Middle Ages is of course the Crusades - attempts by European Christians to impose their vision of religion upon Jews, heretics, Muslims, and just about anyone else who happened to get in the way. Traditionally the term "Crusades" are limited to describing massive military expeditions by Christians to the Middle East, but it is more accurate to acknowledge that there also existed "crusades" internal to Europe and directed at local minority groups.
Amazingly, the Crusades have often been remembered in a romantic fashion, but perhaps nothing has deserved it less. Hardly a noble quest in foreign lands, the Crusades represented the worst in religion generally and in Christianity specifically. The broad historical outlines of the Crusades are available in most history books, so I will instead present some examples of how greed, gullibility and violence played such important roles.
Not all crusades were led by kings greedy for conquest, although they certainly didn't hesitate when they had a chance. An important fact often overlooked is that the crusading spirit which gripped Europe throughout the High Middle Ages had particularly religious roots. Two systems which emerged in the church deserve special mention has having contributed greatly: penance and indulgences. Penance was a type of worldly punishment, and a common form was a pilgrimage to the Holy Lands. Pilgrims resented the fact that sites holy to Christianity were not controlled by Christians, and they were easily whipped into a state of agitation and hatred towards Muslims. Later on, crusading itself was regarded as a holy pilgrimage - thus, people paid penance for their sins by going off and slaughtering adherents of another religion. Indulgences, or waivers of temporal punishment, were granted by the church to anyone who contributed monetarily to the bloody campaigns.
Christianity and Violence: Crusades
Suddenly wingnuts like Maher
You guys are easy
Pope Benedict apologizes for Christian violence through the ages after condemning terrorism in the name of religion
Pope Benedict apologises for Christian violence through the ages after condemning terrorism in the name of religion | Mail Online
One of the most famous examples of religious violence in the Middle Ages is of course the Crusades - attempts by European Christians to impose their vision of religion upon Jews, heretics, Muslims, and just about anyone else who happened to get in the way. Traditionally the term "Crusades" are limited to describing massive military expeditions by Christians to the Middle East, but it is more accurate to acknowledge that there also existed "crusades" internal to Europe and directed at local minority groups.
Amazingly, the Crusades have often been remembered in a romantic fashion, but perhaps nothing has deserved it less. Hardly a noble quest in foreign lands, the Crusades represented the worst in religion generally and in Christianity specifically. The broad historical outlines of the Crusades are available in most history books, so I will instead present some examples of how greed, gullibility and violence played such important roles.
Not all crusades were led by kings greedy for conquest, although they certainly didn't hesitate when they had a chance. An important fact often overlooked is that the crusading spirit which gripped Europe throughout the High Middle Ages had particularly religious roots. Two systems which emerged in the church deserve special mention has having contributed greatly: penance and indulgences. Penance was a type of worldly punishment, and a common form was a pilgrimage to the Holy Lands. Pilgrims resented the fact that sites holy to Christianity were not controlled by Christians, and they were easily whipped into a state of agitation and hatred towards Muslims. Later on, crusading itself was regarded as a holy pilgrimage - thus, people paid penance for their sins by going off and slaughtering adherents of another religion. Indulgences, or waivers of temporal punishment, were granted by the church to anyone who contributed monetarily to the bloody campaigns.
Christianity and Violence: Crusades
A very good read
Dirty, Filthy, Christians
In this, Mr. Booth’s last book, and the culmination of his devotion to the truth at all personal costs, you will learn the honest and horrific truth about the origins of the Christian Death Cult and how for the past 1,000 years the deception, and tactics, of this death cult have used an imaginary historical religious figures named Jesus Christ to create our present World which now, and deliberately, stands upon the brink of a destruction so total that nearly all of humanity will be exterminated.
This book will also show you why in the 12th Century a Welsh Prince named Madog left his homeland for America to establish a World counterforce to this Christian Death Cult but which in the centuries that have followed have been hunted down to near extinction by the deliberate European and American extermination of indigenous peoples on every continent on Earth as the truth of Mr. Booth’s words have always been known.
You will also be introduced in this book to the research of Dr. Anatoly Timofeevich of the Russian Academy of Sciences whose research details in great depth that:
“The so-called consensual history is a finely woven magic fabric of intricate lies about events predating the 16th Century. There is not a single piece of firm written evidence or artifact that could be reliably and independently traced back earlier than the 11th Century. The archeological, dendrochronological, palegraphical and carbon methods of dating of ancient courses are both non-exact and contradictory.”
It goes without saying that our publication of this book will bring upon us much trouble and controversy, including threats to our lives as the Christian Death Cult knows only conflict, misery, subjugation, lies and deceit to both further their message of death and keep their adherents under their strict control.
Provide numbers by attacks and by number of victims (you know, innocent AMERICANS) in order to be credible.
Or shut up.
What number do I have to beat? And put the goalposts back where they were.
Or shut up.
Aborted babies since the abomination of Roe v. Wade, about 30 million. Taxpayer funded murder, by the way.
Abortion clinic blown up/Abortion butchers getting what they deserved about 3, unless you can prove me wrong.
The large portion of people you and your ilk killed since the tragic date of Roe v. Wade would be tax-paying citizens by now, (granted, some of them would be freeloaders, like you), but the numbers you are demanding are there.
Goal posts are moved/torn down/moved by liberals and/or thugs.
Pardon the redundancy.
