58 replies on “Model Christian”

  1. #46

    you make it too simple

    Bryant had a real career in music, and after her crusade LOST at the ballot box, she faded

    this new girl goes from obscurity to fame in days – from this point it is all up for here

    what is her shelf life, good question. I think it might be long if she keeps up the good media work

    and by the way, Anita bit the dust, bigotry did not go away with her demise – and winning elections is a good tonic for any movement

    GLBT folks have lost about 30 in the last decade, incl. Calif. – we have some ground to make up – bigot beauty queens aside

  4. Rob in Baltimore, thanks! Ezekiel 23 is pure porn — if this hasn’t been made into a film by now, I’m amazed.

    And here’s the lesbian counterpart to your t-shirt: “Thou shalt drink of thy sister’s cup deep and large… Thou shalt drink it and suck it out” (Ezekiel 23:32-34).

  5. 56 – don’t forget those into scat

    Malachi 2:3 – Behold, I will corrupt your seed, and spread dung upon your faces, even the dung of your solemn feasts; and one shall take you away with it.

    I know I brought this up before, but I am having fun now.

  6. Why do people keep talking about Prejean as if she’s just some dumb irrelevant blonde who made the innocent slip-up of bashing the gays in the privacy of her own… nationally televised Miss America Pageant stage. The poor dear. Sorry, but she thrust herself in the political spotlight when she decided, all by her helpless little blonde self, to rattle off a bunch of hate speech during the pageant. And yes, it’s hate speech, no matter how many gay friends she mentions, and no matter how many “it’s-just-my-opinion-no-offense’s” she recites.

    The right-wing relies on personality cults and “wholesome” imagery to make their argument that their Christian actions are in the best interest of the American Family. It’s all they have. So when another one of their spokespeople, almost invariably, is proven to be violating the same set of rules that they are trying to legally force other people to comply with, then yes, it is worth pointing out. On blog after blog after blog. And if Ms Prejean doesn’t like all the negative attention, then she needs to remember that nobody forced her to say indefensibly hateful things on national television. If you want to sponsor acts of bigotry, then you need to be prepared to get called out on it.

    If I become the head of PETA, and then take videos of myself shooting dolphins while wolfing down veal, I’m not going to be all shocked when it receives some media attention. Hypocrisy is rampant on the right (it’s become synonymous with right-wing), so pointing it out and discrediting it is a perfectly valid move.

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