the folks over at NBC are either ideological bullies or religious bigots. --- ex-disney execs. We know who they represent.
On Feb 21, 3:54 pm, Travis <[email protected]> wrote: > NBC Declares War on Christians**** > > By Todd Starnes<http://www.foxnews.com/archive/author/todd-starnes/index.html> > **** > > Published February 19, 2013**** > > FoxNews.com**** > > - [image: -Comcast-NBC-General _Cala.jpg]**** > > FILE - In this Friday, Aug. 21, 2009, file photo, the NBC logo glows in > neon lights among other iconic signs at its headquarters in New York. > Comcast said Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, that it's buying General Electric's 49 > percent stake in the NBCUniversal joint venture for $16.7 billion several > years early, as the company takes advantage of low borrowing costs and what > CEO Brian Roberts called a "very attractive price." (AP Photo/Bebeto > Matthews, File) (A2009) **** > > Does NBC hate Christians?**** > > That’s what I was wondering over the weekend as I watched “Saturday Night > Live” blaspheme Jesus Christ in a violent and bloody Quentin Tarantino > parody – just three days after Ash Wednesday.**** > > The fake movie trailer for “Djesus Uncrossed” featured the Savior > brandishing guns and blowing away Romans in classic Tarantino-style. Blood > and gore and profanity spewed across flat screens from coast to coast; at > one point Jesus sliced a man’s head in half.**** > > “Critics are calling it a less violent ‘Passion of the Christ,’” the > announcer declared. “I never knew how much Jesus used the N-word.”**** > > Offending Christians is apparently what passes for entertainment these days. > **** > > A few days before the SNL episode, NBC Sports blogger Rick Chandler wrote a > scathing smear against a prominent Christian church in Dallas.**** > > Offending Christians is apparently what passes for entertainment these days. > **** > > The First Baptist Church in Dallas had invited Tim Tebow to speak at an > upcoming service. Chandler urged the outspoken Christian football player to > reconsider.**** > > “Tim Tebow to speak at virulently anti-gay, anti-Semitic Dallas > mega-church,” read the headline on Chandler’s hit piece.**** > > Sing Oldham, a spokesman for the Southern Baptist Convention, told me he’s > not surprised by NBC’s blistering assault on American Christians.**** > > “It’s open season on those who profess personal faith in Jesus Christ and > pattern their lives by biblical morality,” he said. “Evangelical Christians > are treated with contempt and targeted for ridicule.”**** > > And at the Peacock Network, the contempt and ridicule are on steroids.**** > > NBC removed the words “under God” from the Pledge of Allegiance during a > produced video that aired during the U.S. Open.**** > > NBC medical editor Nancy Snyderman infamously denounced the religious part > of Christmas during an episode of Today.**** > > “I don’t like the religion part,” said Snyderman. “I think religion is what > mucks the whole thing up.”**** > > The “religion” she was referring to is celebrating the birth of Jesus > Christ.**** > > The network has also produced religion-bashing shows like “The New Normal” > and “The Book of Daniel.” That particular show as so offensive it led > American Family Radio Chairman Donald Wildmon to declare, “We are tired of > NBC’s anti-Christian bigotry.”**** > > I wish I could tell you that this sort of anti-Christian bigotry is an > anomaly. Sadly, it is not.**** > > We’ve seen the networks and national news publications denigrate the > Christian faith with great flair -- from the “Good Christian B****es” of > ABC to Newsweek’s Christmas essay about the “The Myths of Jesus.”**** > > I find it interesting that the networks always mock and ridicule > Christianity – but they give other religions a pass.**** > > Why aren’t the writers at SNL churning out weekly skits about Islam – or > the Prophet Mohammed? Where’s the mock movie trailer for “Jihad > Undetonated?” Where’s the television show called “Good Muslim B****es?” Or > the magazine essay about “The Myths of Mohammed?”**** > > I suspect we all know the answer to why.**** > > I’ve often wondered why the people at 30 Rock hold Christians in such > contempt. Maybe they choose to attack Christians because we are easy > targets.**** > > Southern Baptist spokesman Oldham said it should come as no surprise that > networks like NBC target Christians for ridicule.**** > > “Jesus said, ‘the world will hate you because of my name,’” he said, > referring to a passage in the New Testament.**** > > As best as I can tell, the folks over at NBC are either ideological bullies > or religious bigots.**** > > Either one is enough for me to change the channel.**** > > ** ** > > Untitled attachment 00004.jpg > 59KViewDownload -- -- Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "PoliticalForum" group. 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