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jaydee
02-21-2005, 09:11 PM
So Spongebob and Bert and Ernie and Barney are all gay and Shrek hangs out with dangerous perverts (http://www.canada.com/vancouver/vancouversun/news/arts/story.html?id=984da568-5035-4088-928d-de9f7f8b5edf). Actually I might agree on the Barney accusation.

What about pervs like Spiderman who cavort around in tight leotards or Batman who must be some kind of Furry? Or that longhaired guy in the Bible who liked to wash women's feet wherever he went? Man, that's sick. Thank god the Traditional Values Coalition is around and vigilant to protect us from all these hidden threats.

mack
02-21-2005, 11:41 PM
and lest not we forget Winnie the Poo who doesnt wear pants!

Or Bugs Bunny who doesnt wear anything...or "big bird" :eek:

kinghami3
02-22-2005, 12:10 AM
You're forgetting to thank Jerry Falwell for making us aware of the threat to society that is the Teletubbies. Apparently every TV character that I was raised on is gay and my two favorite super-heros are perverts. Unfortunately for the Traditional Values Coalition, I'm straight.

-dustin
02-22-2005, 12:31 AM
there are 2 subtle sexual messages in this post.

8==D and that's notit.

blue
02-22-2005, 12:35 AM
So far, the coalition's "gaydar" doesn't seem to have picked up on DreamWorks' Shark Tale, in which a shark mafioso, voiced by Robert DeNiro, must come to terms with the fact he has a vegetarian son who likes to dress up as a dolphin.

Baaahahaha...gaydar....baaaahahhaha

Silver
02-22-2005, 01:56 AM
And yet very conservative and Christian Alan Keyes manages to raise a lesbian.

The irony is almost enough to make me believe in God...

Andyman_1970
02-22-2005, 08:10 AM
Maybe instead of anaylzing every cartoon for some subversive agenda and monitoring world events so we can update our "Rapture Threat Level", maybe the church needs to spend that time feeding and giving medinice to those millions of people in south Asia.

I get sick of the constant whining of Christians, instead of whining and reacting to culture we should be influencing it and right now we are not doing a very good job. How about instead of whining about cartoons, provide a "non-lame" alternative - maybe something not so overtly "Jesus" but gets a message across like unconditional love or something like that.

I'm glad the Traditional Values Coalition is there so I don't have to think for myself :rolleyes: (which BTW is a contradiction to Scripture)

Andyman_1970
02-22-2005, 08:11 AM
And yet very conservative and Christian Alan Keyes manages to raise a lesbian.

The irony is almost enough to make me believe in God...

Hopefully he uses that as an opportunity to demonstrate the unconditional love of God in a real way to his daughter as an example for the world to see.

ummbikes
02-22-2005, 08:53 AM
Andy, stop being reasonable. We need frothing and gnashing of teeth.

arboc!
02-22-2005, 08:59 AM
there are 2 subtle sexual messages in this post.

8==D and that's notit. huhu... tit

Silver
02-22-2005, 10:11 AM
Hopefully he uses that as an opportunity to demonstrate the unconditional love of God in a real way to his daughter as an example for the world to see.

Well, as of now, he's disowned her.

MikeD
02-22-2005, 10:34 AM
...sense...

You're probably tired of applause, but thanks anyhow. It's so heartening to hear sense instead of hysterical nonsense. Then again, it's dis-heartening that you're the only Christian I've ever heard it from...

MD

Andyman_1970
02-22-2005, 10:38 AM
Well, as of now, he's disowned her.

You're kidding, how can you disown your own child. Dude needs to read his Old Testament, he should be thankful God didn't disown His children otherwise Mr. Keys wouldn't have a Messiah.........

Dude, I just don't get it. Sometimes I wonder how people like that can have the same faith that I have either a) they are way off base or b) I'm way off base and some kind of freak........................ugh :mumble:

Silver
02-22-2005, 10:41 AM
I thought it was encouraging that he didn't try to stone her, myself.

Andyman_1970
02-22-2005, 10:41 AM
Then again, it's dis-heartening that you're the only Christian I've ever heard it from...


It's dis-heartening for you..............LOL I'm the one who feels like I'm swimming up stream.......

kinghami3
02-22-2005, 11:53 AM
Maybe instead of anaylzing every cartoon for some subversive agenda and monitoring world events so we can update our "Rapture Threat Level", maybe the church needs to spend that time feeding and giving medinice to those millions of people in south Asia.

I get sick of the constant whining of Christians, instead of whining and reacting to culture we should be influencing it and right now we are not doing a very good job. How about instead of whining about cartoons, provide a "non-lame" alternative - maybe something not so overtly "Jesus" but gets a message across like unconditional love or something like that.

I'm glad the Traditional Values Coalition is there so I don't have to think for myself :rolleyes: (which BTW is a contradiction to Scripture)

Hey! not all Christians. Jerry Falwell and Allan Keys are terrible representations of our faith, they only stick out among the rest because they're so absurd. But I agree, as a whole Christians focus way to much on the stuff that doesn't matter (homosexuality, cartoons, etc.) instead of helping others, which is what practically the entire new testament is about.

Andyman_1970
02-22-2005, 12:03 PM
But I agree, as a whole Christians focus way to much on the stuff that doesn't matter (homosexuality, cartoons, etc.) instead of helping others, which is what practically the entire new testament is about.

Amen brotha............... :thumb:

Granted the Bible speaks on those matters (sexual immorality, etc), but those issues are not the emphasis of the New Testament. The New Testament (like the Old Testament) is the story of God calling out a new group of people to help bring heaven to earth and repair this world.

RhinofromWA
02-22-2005, 01:38 PM
And yet very conservative and Christian Alan Keyes manages to raise a lesbian.

The irony is almost enough to make me believe in God...But waite I thought people are born gay....

:sneaky: :D

(:edit for clarity...not referencing Silvers sexual identity at ALL :o: )

Silver
02-22-2005, 02:58 PM
But waite I thought people are born gay....

:sneaky: :D

(:edit for clarity...not referencing Silvers sexual identity at ALL :o: )

I'd guess that they are. Alan Keyes would beg to differ (especially if you asked him 6 months ago...)

TheInedibleHulk
02-24-2005, 04:20 AM
Ive seen about 30 seconds of spongebob, in which spongebob was being chased by a pink torpedo and it went through a football-shaped hole in some pink coral and the hole was surrounded by crabs. I thought it was fantastic work.

Faldwell is the biggest douche bag in the world and if there wasn't already a hell I think they might have created one just for him. I don't like any "christian" figures but he may be hands down the worst. I shudder to think how dirty that man's mind must be to put so much fear of sexuality into him. Im always waiting to find out which Dobson or Faldwel type will be the first to have their collection of kiddie porn discovered.

The real irony of this whole F'ed up stategy of trying to shelter kids from sexuality is that there's absolutely no way to suppress nature and for the most part the harder you try the harder nature fights back. The system wholely backfires but the morons that implement are too scared to admit the truth and acknowledge ther own sexuality that they refuse to change it. Abstinence only education is about as good giving horny 15 year olds a motel room and no protection and just hoping that they wil make the "right" decision. I went to a christian middle and high school and not once was ANYTHING mentioned about safe sex or self respect or emotional baggage. For some reason the fear tatics about STDs and keeping jesus happy werent enough to keep our pants on... I can't imgine why...

RhinofromWA
02-24-2005, 01:54 PM
I'd guess that they are. Alan Keyes would beg to differ (especially if you asked him 6 months ago...)He would probably just say they have been influenced by "Da Debble"

(aka. the devil)

H8R
02-24-2005, 02:03 PM
Shark Tale has been red-tagged also:

http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/11/afa/172004c.asp

Nothing is safe.

Andyman_1970
02-24-2005, 02:35 PM
Shark Tale has been red-tagged also:

http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/11/afa/172004c.asp

Nothing is safe.

:mad:

Changleen
02-24-2005, 02:40 PM
Land o' the free....

RhinofromWA
02-24-2005, 02:58 PM
Land o' the free....I guess that means people also have the right to object to programming they object to, right?

I mean freedom is freedom.....right?

fluff
02-25-2005, 04:16 AM
I guess that means people also have the right to object to programming they object to, right?

I mean freedom is freedom.....right?
So long as they apply for a permit...

RhinofromWA
02-25-2005, 12:11 PM
So long as they apply for a permit...:) If they are planning to do it in a peacefull manner....I don't see a problem with it.

It is their right..... ;)