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ABC's World News reports on Wallis' call for Beck boycott over "social justice" comments

March 12, 2010 7:48 pm ET

From the March 12 edition of ABC's World News with Diane Sawyer:

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Previously

Wallis to Beck: "Christians can have different views of ... government but still agree that social justice is crucial"

NY Times: "Christians Urged to Boycott Glenn Beck"

Beck: Social justice is "infecting all" faiths

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    • Author by Bongo Fury (March 12, 2010 8:01 pm ET)
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      "The End"...The Doors
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    • Author by Midnight Kevin (March 12, 2010 8:11 pm ET)
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      So essentially, in order to achieve social justice, churches must depend on the good will of their benefactors??? To me, it would seem that the best way for religion to achieve their goals, with the least amount of cost, is through government. Government ca build the infrastructure and offer the efficiency at such a large scale to make "social justice" an actuality.
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      The Midnight Review
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      • Author by Snicker (March 12, 2010 8:50 pm ET)
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        There's a big difference between social justice as talked about in the Bible and "social justice" as talked about in politics.

        The Bible's social justice is about individuals giving of their time, wealth, labor, etc. to help out the less fortunate. Political "social justice" is about stomping all over individual rights and instituting communist programs. By promoting political "social justice" religious institutions are betraying every value they claim to uphold.

        Political "social justice" creates no justice for society, it never has and it never will. Point out one communist/socialist regime that has a higher standard of living than the U.S.A. If you think "this time it'll be different" you're just fooling yourself. I believe the people of this country can do many seemingly impossible things, making communism/socialism work isn't one of them.
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        • Author by jjamele2880 (March 12, 2010 9:02 pm ET)
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          "Point out one communist/socialist regime that has a higher standard of living than the U.S.A. "

          I know it will do no good, but you seem to be new here, so I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and answer your request:

          Canada.

          And just in case you want more:

          Sweden
          Germany
          France
          Switzerland
          Japan
          Australia
          New Zealand
          Denmark
          Norway
          Belgium
          The Netherlands

          I'm sure you'll argue now that these nations don't have a "higher standard of living" because the USA is the awesomest nation ever, but fact is, each one has a lower infant mortality rate, a more stable middle class, a larger social safety net including health care and unemployment insurance which exceeds ours, etc. etc.

          You won't believe it, because your ideology requires that you ignore reality, I know. But I thought I'd answer your question anyway.
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          • Author by Snicker (March 12, 2010 9:18 pm ET)
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            Have you even been to those countries? I've been to many of them and their standard of living sucks. Whole cities are filled with neighborhoods that look like American ghettos. The sad truth is that the average person doesn't benefit as much as you seem to believe. Seeing as how part of your definition for higher standard of living is based on how many communist/socialist programs they've implemented I'm not surprised that you believe what you write.

            In summary, go and see for yourself, it's actually a pretty horrible existence being locked into a "middle class" with less prosperity than your average American.
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            • Author by sodium (March 12, 2010 9:27 pm ET)
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              Snicker: " Have you even been to those countries? I've been to many of them and their standard of living sucks."

              BS.


              I've lived in three of those countries ( am still living in one) and their SOL is perfectly fine, you desperate pathetic liar.
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              • Author by jjamele2880 (March 13, 2010 12:18 am ET)
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                Seriously- I'm so sick of these "I've been everywhere, and every place on Earth except the USA is a garbage dump" liars.
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            • Author by whatIthink (March 12, 2010 9:37 pm ET)
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              Those dang communist/socialist programs that lead to such subvervise things like...less babies dying...healthier people for less monetary expenditure...lomger lives...a steady job...guaranteed assistance should you lose that job...an educated public...that's actually taught facts and figures free of political bias...children that are celebrated for knowing more than their parents instead of being demonized...the comfort of knowing that you won't have to choose between having a house or getting medical treatment...

              Yeah, those sure are some dangerous ideas being floated around in those contries.
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            • Author by dmhack (March 13, 2010 12:04 am ET)
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              Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a winner for Most Idiotic Troll Posting of the week.

              Congrats, Snicker. Your late uniformed xenophobic rant beat out MagTwit, Seagull and BJ Fan in proving that without a doubt you don't have a clue what you're talking about.

              A giant wingnut is on its way to your trailer park, so move some beer cans to make some room.
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              • Author by John Paradox (March 13, 2010 12:40 am ET)
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                The giant wingnut will be proudly displayed on the broken washing machine in the front yard!
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            • Author by mmfa.fan (March 13, 2010 1:18 am ET)
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              Have you even been to those countries? I've been to many of them and their standard of living sucks. Whole cities are filled with neighborhoods that look like American ghettos. The sad truth is that the average person doesn't benefit as much as you seem to believe. Seeing as how part of your definition for higher standard of living is based on how many communist/socialist programs they've implemented I'm not surprised that you believe what you write.

              In summary, go and see for yourself, it's actually a pretty horrible existence being locked into a "middle class" with less prosperity than your average American.



              That's one of the most idiotic and patently false things I've read here in a while. And I live in one of those countries LOL.
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              • Author by grmce (March 13, 2010 2:33 pm ET)
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                I also live in one of those countries and I can assure you that "snicker" seems to be suffering from a rare medical condition wherein his/her larynx has relocated to his/her colon.

                No society is perfect but the sheer cruelty of the U.S. with regard to lack of community care for ordinary wage and salary earners is staggering for a country that so often trumpets its commitment to Christian values - where the sudden loss of employment can create a sequence of financial catastrophes, where illness and injury of one family member can destroy the whole family, where a society is so obsessed with punishing people - even after they have completed their sentence in prisons I wouldn't put a dog in - that they fail to notice the societal factors that encourage crime.

                Really, the jingoistic crap we hear about "the greatest country on the planet" may delude a few people unaware of the rest of the world, but those of us outside the U.S. that don't find it offensive just find it sad.

                Look at the world around you - there are many wonderful lessons to be learned from all societies.
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            • Author by grafxmail (March 13, 2010 6:16 am ET)
                 
              Snicker-You sound like a complete ignoramus. You spew the same Republican talking points aimed at the uneducated and untravelled populace.

              Where do you live?
              I have travelled in most of the countries listed and I would like just a few examples of the cities that are filled with neighborhoods that look like "American ghettos".
              Why don't you supply a few names of some "American ghettos" as well.

              People like you are pathetic. You pull this kind of stuff out and can't back any of it up.
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            • Author by mari2jj (March 13, 2010 9:45 pm ET)
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              Actually yes, I lived in Canada for many years. In fact, I had my second heart surgery there. As an RN who worked in Surgery, I was able to assess the quality of care. It was very high quality similar to what we have here in the US. Further, kids did not go without medical treatment early in the disease process's development. After recovering I worked in a hospital in Burnaby, BC. It was a high class, acute care hospital. Later I was a Supervisor in a state run university hospital in Texas. That also was a great hospital that cared for indigent and insured people alike. In our advanced society, it is almost criminal and counter productive to allow any patient who needs care to suffer simplly because they have no insurance. In the end, interventin does occur but at a VERY high cost!
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            • Author by thundavolt (March 15, 2010 2:07 pm ET)
                 
              I live in Denmark. I had Cancer I was going to school had a student job. I would never have been able to pay for treatment. Not taking into consideration some things that can go wrong after surgery I had the tumor removed within 5 months. I am still receiving treatment. When you get paid the tax is ruthless but you appreciate it when you go through what I've been through at a very young age too I might add.
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          • Author by michaelr (March 12, 2010 9:19 pm ET)
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            To be fair, these countries are not communist and not really socialist. They are social democracies. Their economies are very similar to ours except they have more/better social programs.

            What's also important to note is that most of these countries are far North where it's colder (Australia and New Zealand are far enough south to be cold too). Colder nations have a better standard of living.

            The solution then is not about social just, but it is to let the southern states secede. :)
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          • Author by Bongo Fury (March 12, 2010 9:19 pm ET)
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            Brilliant retort Bertrand...Bravo
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 13, 2010 12:32 am ET)
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            You might have a very minor case to argue vis-avis Australia, Norway, and Switzerland (and also Ireland which you did not mention) - it is ABSURD to suggest that any of these other nations have a higher standard of living than the US. Belgium?!? Are you on drugs?

            I doubt you have been to any of them. I lived in Europe for five years - I speak from experience.
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            • Author by mmfa.fan (March 13, 2010 1:35 am ET)
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              They are all mixed market economies just like the US, the only difference being the lack of reactionary phobia toward any form of social assistance. Many of the countries named have generous social programs that give everyone the opportunity to receive a postsecondary education, as well as health care that doesn't bankrupt a person for getting sick. The US has higher crime, disparity of wealth, teenage pregnancy, etc.
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              • Author by foghornleghorn (March 13, 2010 5:16 pm ET)
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                Many of the countries named have generous social programs

                And it's a fact that all those countries COMBINED have approx. 45,000 fewer deaths each year due to a lack of available health care that the US of A.
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            • Author by jjamele2880 (March 13, 2010 4:17 pm ET)
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              You speak from your butt, as always.

              No point in arguing with someone who has absolutely no problem inflating his resume in a sad attempt to make a "point."

              Nobody believes a word you say about yourself. You aren't even smart enough to know how much amusement you bring to the rest of us. I'm frankly surprised that you spelled "Europe" correctly.
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        • Author by michaelr (March 12, 2010 9:02 pm ET)
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          affirmative action is a form of social justice and it has been wildly successful at bringing blacks and hispanics into the middle class over the past generation and not at the expense of white americans.
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          • Author by cugagcmu805031 (March 12, 2010 9:10 pm ET)
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            and women.
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          • Author by Snicker (March 12, 2010 9:40 pm ET)
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            Affirmative action always has been racism disguised as social justice. Any policy that forces businesses/institutions to make decisions based solely on race is racism. There's no other word to call it.
            ...has been wildly successful at bringing blacks and hispanics into the middle class...
            But did they deserve their new found wealth? This is the question that haunts society, as long as these programs exist it's going to continue to be asked. Qualified minority hires as well as their non-minority co-workers will be asking it. Your racism has blinded you to the fact that businesses and society would be better off judging people on their individual merits instead of their skin color.
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            • Author by congero6189599 (March 12, 2010 9:51 pm ET)
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              But did they deserve their new found wealth? ---Snookered
              businesses and society would be better off judging people on their individual merits instead of their skin color. --Snookered

              Exactly thats why Affirmative action was implemented. Before that we had nepotism and whites only departments.

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            • Author by michaelr (March 12, 2010 9:56 pm ET)
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              do the rich deserve the benefits of legacy and nepotism?
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            • Author by ForTheLoveOfEllipsis... (March 12, 2010 11:02 pm ET)
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              But did they deserve their new found wealth?

              Translation: "Your income is makin' you too uppity, boy"...
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            • Author by jjamele2880 (March 13, 2010 12:21 am ET)
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              I'm sorry, you seem to be laboring under the impression that we have a Moronic Right Wing Troll vacancy at this site. Believe me, we don't. We already have more than enough of You, posting under different names.

              Now toodle on, before MagiCynic, k1dork, Tommy, and Bobby Jindal Fan file complaints against you for plagiarism.
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            • Author by jjamele2880 (March 13, 2010 12:23 am ET)
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              This question doesn't haunt society, just you. You and your ilk lie awake nights terrified at the thought that somewhere, some non-white person is actually getting a job that a white person could do just as well.

              You aren't fooling anyone.
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            • Author by John Paradox (March 13, 2010 12:42 am ET)
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              I remember when Affirmative Action was created. The basic summary would be: if given two equally qualified applicants, preference would go to the 'minority'.
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            • Author by mari2jj (March 13, 2010 9:53 pm ET)
                 
              Actually, for me, it is a question of how America needed to seek social justice as far as slavery was concerned. To do less would ahve been totally unGodly and counter productive also. If you think slavery was so great, see how you would feel if your children were slaves just because of the color of the skin of their parents. Then let them work and be lashed if the master thought they were not working hard enough. The most righteous thing our country did in years was to outlaw segregation and racial inequality.
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          • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 13, 2010 12:41 am ET)
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            Affirmative action most certainly has not been wildly successful. It is a form of the government picking winners and losers. Everyone regardless of color or ethnicity should succeed or fail based solely upon their merits.

            Giving a minority a job or university admission ahead of a white who is equally qualified is flat-out racism and it is despicable. THe solution to racism is to end it - to transfer it to other groups.

            At the time of the Civil War, my family was starving in Ireland. I do not have the slightest remorse for slavery because no ancestor of mine ever owned a slave.

            I offer no apology for past civil rights violations because they occurred before I was born. I have never discriminated against anybody, and it is obnoxious that a minority should receive preference ahead of my children on teh basis of race.

            Affirmative action is vulgar social engineering - it is a great injustice and should be ended forthwith.
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            • Author by mmfa.fan (March 13, 2010 1:31 am ET)
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              You're ignoring the empirical fact that minorities have traditionally been denied opportunities. Generational wealth accumulated by privileged whites means that the sons and daughters of wealthy white families have more opportunity to receive higher education because they aren't having to overcome as many obstacles that underprivileged groups face.
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              • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 13, 2010 2:17 am ET)
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                That is a total and complete load of crap. My grandparents came here from Ireland with absolutely nothing other than integrity, faith, and a work ethic. Their children did quite well. They had 16 grandchildren -- all 16 graduated from college.

                White privilege is a total and complete lie.
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                • Author by jonesjax2374 (March 13, 2010 2:26 am ET)
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                  Your irish grandparents were not black, I assume.
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                  • Author by jonesjax2374 (March 13, 2010 2:29 am ET)
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                    I work at a very amazing university. I am so glad to see how diverse it is and many of our work study students are the first of their families to go to college. I, too, had immigrant grandparents, but I'm white. My mother was the first to go to college. When I was in college in the 70s, it was almost ALL white. Gee, weren't the minorities working hard and didn't they have integrity? I remember busing in my schools. Affirmative Action was important. White Priveledge is not a lie but a fact.
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                    • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 13, 2010 3:12 am ET)
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                      Who cares about the racial composition of a school. It is completely irrelevent to me. I don't judge people by their race.

                      One does not need diversity to receive an outstanding education. I am not saying that diversity impedes education whatsoever, but it does not in and of itself enhance it.

                      I went to a high school that was 99.9% white and I received an excellent education despite the fact that there was no diversity.
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                      • Author by shelby73 (March 13, 2010 8:59 am ET)
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                        Uh, your comments prove that you did not receive an excellent education. And, please, spare us the holier than thou, "I don't judge people by their race" bull. To some degree, we all do
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                      • Author by congero6189599 (March 13, 2010 9:21 am ET)
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                        Fan of the exorcist says he received a good education. Hehe that is the funniest thing you've every written. Based on your writings here? Hehehe...too funny!
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                      • Author by bintx (March 15, 2010 8:45 am ET)
                           
                        Based upon the talking points that you post here, unquestioned, you did not receive an "excellent education." An excellent education would have taught you to exercise critical thinking, something you lack.
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                • Author by mmfa.fan (March 13, 2010 3:36 am ET)
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                  White privilege is a total and complete lie.


                  It's a conspiracy?
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                • Author by mari2jj (March 13, 2010 10:00 pm ET)
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                  I remember when I graduated from high school in the 1950s. A black girl I had gone to school with since the 5th grade and who actually had a little higher score on her college entrance exam was excluded from entry. There is no way God would prosper our country if we kept on with that sort of disgusting racial exclusions. Thankfully, she eventually got to attend a junior college and came ot University as a junior with astounding grades so high the school no doubt felt compelled to accept her. How sad for both of us.
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            • Author by bintx (March 15, 2010 8:42 am ET)
                 
              At the time of the Civil War, the European aspect of my families had been here about 200 years, the Native American aspect of my family had been here . . . well, forever. That's beside the point, though, as a HUMAN BEING and a Christian, I feel remorse for the slavery practiced in this country and in any other country. You have proven that you are neither a human being or a Christian.
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        • Author by worrierking (March 12, 2010 9:12 pm ET)
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          There's also a big difference between social justice and the "social justice" inferred by the likes of Glenn Beck.

          All of our churches and every country in the free world has always believed in social justice. Today's right wing infers that it's a form of socialism, when in fact it's what we've always called society and following Christ's teachings about caring for the least of us.
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        • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 13, 2010 12:34 am ET)
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          Bingo! The libs are trying to frame religion in a political context to suit their own viewpoints. THis is beyond intellectually dishonest.

          They speak about seperation of CHurch and state (which is not in the COnstitution - it was in one of Jefferson's letters), but when it suits their purposes they will deliberately bastardize Christian social teaching to suit their purposes. Christian social teaching is not a buffet line. YOu can not pick and choose which parts of it to accept. You either accept all of none of it. Christian social teachings is crystal clear: it opposes abortion and homosexuality.
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          • Author by mmfa.fan (March 13, 2010 1:38 am ET)
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            It also says that women are subservient to men, I suppose you believe that too?
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          • Author by jonesjax2374 (March 13, 2010 2:33 am ET)
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            OH god. You went from Church and State to abortion and homosexuality. Jesus wept. You have to get over the homosexuality thing, sorry. Been around since dawn of time. Go explore the ruined family sights on the web of closeted gay people who were so AFRAID to be themselves. Go check out the latest congressman and feel for his wife. Let people alone. Conservatives are full of so much rant about freedoms. Unless you're gay or a woman. WAKE UP. Christ didn't condemn gay people. Get OVER it.
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          • Author by bintx (March 15, 2010 8:47 am ET)
               
            Hon, you have been picking and choosing the parts of Christian social teaching that you accept and don't accept.
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        • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 13, 2010 12:37 am ET)
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          I have travelled extensively to every continent except Africa. My conclusion based upon my travels is that the best country in the world is the USA. Having been to many many places, the USA is by far my my overwhelming preference in terms of where I wish to live.

          If the libs love all of these European socialist paradises so much, they should go live there and leave us alone in this country.
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          • Author by mmfa.fan (March 13, 2010 1:41 am ET)
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            Congratulations on your predictably self-satisfied conclusion.
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          • Author by jonesjax2374 (March 13, 2010 2:34 am ET)
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            Bobby are you in high school? I'm just curious.
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            • Author by Bobby Jindal fan (March 13, 2010 3:15 am ET)
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              When Ronaldus Magnus was President I was.
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              • Author by whatIthink (March 13, 2010 2:53 pm ET)
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                Ahhhh, Ronaldus Magnus, the man who pioneered the "I'm too stupid to know what my cabinet members were doing while I was president, that they were selling weapons and supporting terrorists whithout my knowledge" defense.
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          • Author by jjamele2880 (March 13, 2010 4:21 pm ET)
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            You haven't been anywhere.

            You don't do anything.

            You aren't doing anything now- except lying.

            You are the biggest phony I've ever seen show up here. You know nothing, and you can't learn anything.

            And you still don't get it. WE ARE LAUGHING AT YOU.
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            • Author by mmfa.fan (March 14, 2010 9:18 am ET)
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              The guy is an absolute joke. He states as indisputable fact things that are false, argues at length about things he knows little or nothing about, and whines incessantly about people "whining" and "mooching", all the while with an air of smug superiority. And no matter how many times he's been proven wrong, I have yet to see him admit error.
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              • Author by jjamele2880 (March 14, 2010 12:34 pm ET)
                   
                Which is why he really isn't worth responding to, except to slap down.
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          • Author by bintx (March 15, 2010 8:50 am ET)
               
            LOL!!!!!! You are so full of BS.
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        • Author by mari2jj (March 13, 2010 9:38 pm ET)
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          Unfortunately, Political Social Justice has to take over when Christians and Jews and Buddhists etc, fail to live up to the tennants of their faith. As a church worker I have worked with those in abject poverty and unfortunately, some of them were there because the made terrible choices. They were often surrounded by very large churches who never even considered ministering to those sad, undernourished and sad families. Frankly, there is no other Gospel except the social justice gospel! Christ plainly stated that we are our brother's keeper. I belong to the LDS Church and I catagorically state that our Church has in the past, now does and will continue to practice the tennants of social justice. To do less would be shirking commands direct from Christ. That Glenn Beck attempts to hijack the term does not change the fact that Christ's entire time on this earth showed us to care for the lame, the sick, the poor and the outcasts. Speaking only for myself, I state catagorically that I would flee from any church that does not practice social justice. For me, that would make the church into a sham!
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        • Author by bintx (March 15, 2010 8:36 am ET)
             
          Bull. Beck said what he said. He started backtracking when he started getting slammed.
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      • Author by mari2jj (March 12, 2010 9:08 pm ET)
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        Glenn Beck is a member of the Latter Day Saints Church but he does not represent me whatsoever. Our Church has huge "welfare" programs and we definately believe we are our brother's keeper. This does not mean we encourage dependancy on the Church, but we assist when needed. It is criminal to think that Beck's point of view would result in small children (whose parents are in trouble) not getting enough food or medical care or clothing so they can go to school with some self respect. As I said, Beck does NOT speak for me as a member of the LDS Church WHATSOEVER! He certainy ignores Scripture that plainly states that we ARE our brother's keeper. His politics have overhsadowed his religious convictions and he has definately lost his way!
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        • Author by cugagcmu805031 (March 12, 2010 9:12 pm ET)
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          Thanks for your input. I think Beckie Boy's celebrity has gone to his head, the more he gets, the more he craves.
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    • Author by princeofwheels (March 12, 2010 8:41 pm ET)
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      Why can't someone come out and say that Beck is just insane.

      Or just stupid..or just reading what Murdoch wants him to say..Beck is his boy.
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      • Author by Bongo Fury (March 12, 2010 8:55 pm ET)
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        He is stupidly insane in the same way that Hitler was brilliantly insane.They both knew how to appeal to the LCD of a society.Promote fear and rigid adherence ideology and repeat the message over and over again.Us or them,you decide,but decide well..or else.
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    • Author by Russ139 (March 12, 2010 9:23 pm ET)
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      Beck, Limbaugh, Hannity... they're all really just Disc Jockeys. Loud mouthed DJs who's need is to get attention and to be loud.

      If Howard Stern wanted to (become a frothy right winger), he could probably out-do all of them in his ratings within 12 months. They're all bad imitations of Stern.
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      • Author by princeofwheels (March 13, 2010 1:17 pm ET)
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        Russ139, slight corretion. Limbaugh is a CystJockey. It has served him well...but we've never seen his medical records so I guess I'm a Cyster with a splash of vermin. Why hasn't Savage been here.
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    • Author by Sharpe (March 13, 2010 12:35 am ET)
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      Beck has no problem with charities of course (out of sight out of mind) but just the community service organizations that accept those charities and put them to good use while volunteering their time. Does beck think donations magically fall into the hands of those who need it? I think when he said he had no problem with charity, he meant wall street bailouts and campaign donations.
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      • Author by princeofwheels (March 13, 2010 1:21 pm ET)
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        Beck donating his time to any chartiy is a tax write off for him? These bums don't do anything for "free". Their handlers won't allow it.
        Just like Hannity throw these concerts for the Cons and saying he donates his time...and writes off his appearance fees. Hypocrite
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    • Author by blk-in-alabam (March 13, 2010 12:42 am ET)
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      Many more people saw this the total size of Glen Beck's audience.Mr.Beck you have have been exposed probably more than you want to.But this report does give you that major news network size audience that you crave.
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    • Author by donwelty (March 13, 2010 1:54 am ET)
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      Is there anyone Glenn Beck has not insulted?

      I think even the tea party wingnuts would have a hard time with this one.
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      • Author by rm - Z List (March 13, 2010 10:23 am ET)
           
        Everyone regardless of color or ethnicity should succeed or fail based solely upon their merits.

        Hey look! BJ fan, is calling for a 100% estate tax! That way everybody can fail based solely upon their merits.
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    • Author by ToddCW (March 13, 2010 10:18 pm ET)
         
      Maybe Beck is on to something. I think the tax exempt status of religious organizations is the definition of socialism. The church should adopt a capitalist approach to sustain itself or close up shop.
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    • Author by dgh88 (March 14, 2010 4:57 am ET)
         
      I don't know what Beck is supposed to represent, but he's no American!
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    • Author by dgh88 (March 14, 2010 5:03 am ET)
         
      I dont know what Glenn Beck is supposed to represent, but he's no American!
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