C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
I completely understand your point. You made it clear in your thread...CRYSTAL.
You have given us a textbook example of how the right has used 'PC police' as a shield, a deflection and a diversion from the REAL topic... WHAT Phil Robertson SAID, and HOW he said it.
I've already said that I disagreed with what he said.
Do I need to find a way to make that more clear to you?
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So have I. And I don't like the way he said it. I don't have a problem with homosexuality and I am not the least bit homophobic.
But that isn't the point is it?
The point is that GLAAD is a very powerful, very well funded organization doing advocacy for gays and lesbians. It demands that gays and lesbians be allowed to be who and what they are no matter what anybody thinks or feels or believes or says. But they are not willing to allow Phil Robertson to be who and what he is. And that is hypocritical and, in my opinion, evil.
And most of the folks posting here--there are one or two exceptions--who all happen to be on the left seem incapable of seeing that hypocrisy. They don't see anything wrong with a mob, group, or organization physically and/or materially harming somebody for the 'sin' of political incorrectness. But they will condemn the AFA for going after Ellen Degeneres. And so do I condemn that bad act of the AFA. It was also evil.
Why can't they see the hypocrisy is defending one group while condemning the other? I condemn the bad acts of both.
Incorrect.
There is nothing GLAAD or any other private sector entity can do to disallow any person from being who he is. Robertson remains at liberty to be ignorant and hateful, and to exhibit his ignorance and hate.
The A&E program is not the only venue and means of communication afforded Robertson, the GQ interview is proof of that, and Robertson will continue to be ignorant and hateful, and express that ignorance and hate, whether the program airs or not.
Indeed, the fact that the network reinstated Robertson so quickly over the objections of GLAAD completely eviscerates your argument that the organization is very powerful or evil. It also demonstrates the fact that this incident in particular, and political correctness in general, are non-issues and contrivances of the partisan right.