The sheep shall be separated from the goat-fuckers
Sweet foot-tappin’ Jeebus playing “I’ll Fly Away” on a banjo, check out CNN’s wingnut affirmative action hire, Erick Son of Erick, on the topic of Franklin Son of Billy:
Much has been made this week of Franklin Graham’s comments both about the Ground Zero Mosque and Barack Obama’s religion. It has been more than hilarious to watch all the news networks, newspapers, and pundits try to explain Graham’s comments.
All of those who have been talking about his comments have talked about them from a political point of view.
Franklin Graham could care less. I could care less. What Franklin Graham said is dead on.
Specifically, this week Graham noted that Barack Obama was born a muslim.
“I think the president’s problem is that he was born a Muslim, his father was a Muslim. The seed of Islam is passed through the father like the seed of Judaism is passed through the mother. He was born a Muslim, his father gave him an Islamic name,” Graham told CNN’s John King in a televised interview that aired Thursday night.
Firstly, it’s COULDN’T care less, you noxious twit. If you and Franklin COULD care less, that means you care a little, even if only a teensy bit. See how that works?
Secondly, no one is born Muslim, Christian, Jew, Hindu, Zoroastrian or any other religion. If anything, children are born parent-worshippers, taking their cues from the seemingly giant, omniscient, all-powerful creatures who loom over their cribs from earliest memory. They’ll believe whatever their guardians fill their heads with—for good or ill—until they develop critical thinking faculties. Sadly, some never do.
Thirdly, if Obama was born a Muslim, then perhaps Graham the Younger is a born bigot since his father avidly shared his anti-Semitic views with a sitting president. (To Graham the Elder’s credit, he eventually apologized.)
Fourthly, the idea that Franklin Graham or Erick Erickson aren’t coming at the “Is Obama a Muslim?” question from political motivations is an absurdly transparent lie. And Erickson repeats it:
By faith we believe, we persevere, and we know that there will be a last day and a final judgment. On that day we who persevere win because Christ wins against this world. It is that simple. It is that offensive. It is precisely that which our secular media and political elites do not understand and cannot grasp. That is why they dwell on Franklin Graham and the political impact of his words. These people live for the now.
Franklin Graham and all those who follow Christ live for eternity.
If I were Erickson, I’d stay away from open doors and windows for awhile after telling that whopper. You just never know when the Lord’ll choose to rain down His judgment.
Posted by Betty Cracker on 08/24/10 at 10:52 AM • Permalink
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