Comments on: GOP Radio Host: Send Critics of Dear Leader Bush to Detention Camps

By: Madison

Madison — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 14:19:39 +0000

Eric Rudolph and Paul Ross Evans are two individual Christian terrorists who have been in the news. The Ku Klux Klan, Aryan Nation as well as the thousands of Christian nationalist militia groups around the country are all classifiable as Christian terrorist organizations.

Ignorance, hatred and bigotry have become the hallmarks of Christianity. Christians have a reflexive impulse to blame others, to feel persecuted, but nobody did this to Christianity. Christians did this to their own religion.

Now only Christians can save Christianity from the dustbin of history. The question is, is it worth saving? That’s up to Christians to decide.

Good luck.

By: njreader101

njreader101 — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 08:09:52 +0000

Radical Christianity is as bad as radical Islam? name the last ‘Christian terrorist?’ Wrong. Timothy McVeigh was a Buddhist; he requested a Buddhist chaplain while on death row.
There are radical (phoney) Christians, radical Jews, radical Muslims, and radical Atheists; what makes them dangerous is radicalism that becomes violent or abusive.
Radical atheists want to force Christian children in public schools to study evolution, abortion, and homosexuality. without allowance or exemption. Yet they insist that their children be shielded from the Bible and any mention of religion, unless religion is being ridiculed.
Maybe if they respected peoples’ religion, they would receive more respect themselves; respect is a two way street.
Christians seek to be represented in government just as blacks, latinos, asians, and every other group does. And they offer free medical care and follow up to single mothers, while abortion providers charge for their services.
Christians are not as dangerous as the Taliban; they are nonviolent and law abiding. To compare the two is inaccurate and is really only antiChristian bigotry in disguise. The Taliban were ruthless murderers; American conservative Christians are not.
That is simply a fact.

By: charlene Port

charlene Port — Sat, 30 Dec 2006 05:52:27 +0000

RAdical Christianity is the same as Radical Islam. Many radical christians in this country are trying to take over the government and force the rest of us to live the way they think we should live. They want to eliminate birth control for women yet have plentiful viagra for men. RAdical christianity hates womens rights as bad as radical islam. Bush is no messiah LOL The last pope counted him as part of the antichrist and I have no doubt of that one. Now its called lets force women to carry babies but once there here then we dont give a hoot.
What americans should be worrying about is PEAK OIL and the Federal Reserve BAnk getting rich off both sides of this war along with Bush buddies.

By: Brian

Brian — Sat, 23 Dec 2006 14:07:13 +0000

I guess more than half the country should now be sent to concentration camps.

By: c

Sat, 23 Dec 2006 12:04:56 +0000

YEP they should and first of all THIS MIKE GALLAGHER SHOULD GO AND HAVE TO INSPECT HIS LIVING QUARTERS FOR THAT IS WHERE STUPID ASSES LIKE HIM SHOULD BE ALSO!!!!

By: P.H.

P.H. — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 18:11:32 +0000

LOL Howard – nice one – tell that to the folks in Cuba being held indefinitly and without charge.

By: S.D.

S.D. — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 17:42:45 +0000

So he’s suggesting that the Gov’t Emulate the Nazi’s on account that Former Sec. Rumsfeld was compared to one?

OOokkkkkkk…..

By: Howard Tattrie

Howard Tattrie — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 17:04:18 +0000

Quote:”One of the guests pulled a Gestapo move on the conversation with his rounding up people to send to detention camps.”
I think that should be “pulled an F. D. Roosevelt move”.
After all, when the Gestapo put people in detention camps, it wasn’t just to hold them there and release them later, if you get my drift!