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Old 01-05-2010, 04:49 PM   #1
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Default Evangelicals Spread Gay-Scare Chaos in Uganda - Then Deny It
SHOCKING... Rick Warren was helping push an gay death penalty bill in Uganda, then backs away from it when he's exposed.

Then the Ugandan government gets scared when their foreign aid is threatened to be cut-off... so they quickly re-word the punishment language in the bill.


Americans’ Role Seen in Uganda Anti-Gay Push - NYTimes.com
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Old 01-05-2010, 05:28 PM   #2
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Hell hath no fury like a rejected fattie. Hard-bodied boys look down their noses at him so the entire gay population of Uganda must die.
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Old 01-05-2010, 11:21 PM   #3
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SHOCKING... Rick Warren was helping push an gay death penalty bill in Uganda, then backs away from it when he's exposed.

Then the Ugandan government gets scared when their foreign aid is threatened to be cut-off... so they quickly re-word the punishment language in the bill.


Americans’ Role Seen in Uganda Anti-Gay Push - NYTimes.com
The article states that Rick Warren visited Uganda in 2008 and nothing else. But feel free to stoke the culture wars. As much as we want believe those on the opposite end of the political spectrum are monsters, they are just human beings like the rest of us.
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Old 01-06-2010, 03:10 AM   #4
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The article states that Rick Warren visited Uganda in 2008 and nothing else. But feel free to stoke the culture wars. As much as we want believe those on the opposite end of the political spectrum are monsters, they are just human beings like the rest of us.
Yeah, they take money off the collection plate, then declare bankruptcy and cheat their creditors and don't repay their debts, and in between those two acts they fly out to places like Uganda to turn local populations into theocratic ideologues like their Muslim extremist counterparts.
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Old 01-06-2010, 03:13 AM   #5
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The article states that Rick Warren visited Uganda in 2008 and nothing else. But feel free to stoke the culture wars. As much as we want believe those on the opposite end of the political spectrum are monsters, they are just human beings like the rest of us.
Nothing to do with politics, the man is a liar, a fraud, and a charlatan, like every other megachurch pastor in existence. They manipulate the hopes and dreams of their churchgoers for material wealth. Despicable.
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