Bill Maher: Conservative Christian Values 'Love Thy Neighbor' to 'F*ck Off and Die'?

Nov 10, 2013 11:49

Bill Maher takes on some religious Republicans and conservatives religious justification for gutting social justice programs; and the mean-spirited nature of some Christians.
Mr. Maher mocked the Christian message of “I believe in charity, just not for people who need it” and concluded that “there’s always a good moral Christian to tell everyone ( Read more... )

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hardblue November 10 2013, 17:02:16 UTC
This is the first time I heard of those fake ten-dollar bills. That's quite the spirit,
and if I got one, I might have to go to church, to do what Maher advises at the end.

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brother_dour November 10 2013, 17:17:13 UTC
This kind of BS is exactly why I'm not really interested in the more Conservative denominations that I was baptized in anymore, and am instead looking at one of those which is more progressive and socially open-minded. As you can imagine, my choices are few.

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hardblue November 10 2013, 17:24:50 UTC
You can always try the Catholics. Although they are doctrinally conservative, I don't think they do crap like this. Moreover, American Catholics run pretty free on the social issues, regardless of the Vatican.

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fizzyland November 10 2013, 18:18:25 UTC
Catholics have been leading the fight to exclude contraception from health care coverage and threw their support against Prop 8 in California for marriage equality so I wouldn't endorse them yet.

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brother_dour November 10 2013, 17:10:48 UTC
MTE. About half the stuff Bill Maher says ticks me off, and he has just as big of an ego and is just as out to make a career for himself as anyone else in Hollywood. But this is something I agree with him on 110%. These so-called Godly Tea Party and GOP politicians are charlatans. They worship Mammon, but present themselves as Christian to get those votes. And it is working - we all know how many real Christians vote for them because they've fallen for the lies and fearmongering and insincerety.

That's really all the GOP is built on these days: fearmongering.

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kittymink November 10 2013, 17:23:05 UTC
Oh yeah, me too, I hate Maher but he's dead right here.

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fizzyland November 10 2013, 17:28:28 UTC
The religious right and the GOP who services them has to start realizing that "Family Values" needs to be more than banning abortion.

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unnamed525 November 10 2013, 18:01:22 UTC
They already do. It also includes opposition to marriage equality. :D

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lafinjack November 10 2013, 17:21:38 UTC
It's OK because Juh-HEE-zuh-us says for you to do it, not for the gubmint to do it.

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yes_justice November 10 2013, 20:32:28 UTC
Watching the episode now. The NSA whistle blower is eye opening. "We are becoming east germany". Hmm.

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fizzyland November 11 2013, 17:05:54 UTC
I think our intelligence services make East Germany look like amateurs.

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fizzyland November 10 2013, 20:41:03 UTC

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kittymink November 11 2013, 16:53:27 UTC
lololololol

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the_rukh November 11 2013, 18:20:46 UTC
No it was Rand Paul.

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