> From: Jan Coffey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "The Fool" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > From: Nick Arnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > > The Fool wrote: > > > > > > > -- Aryan Nations > > > > > > > --Vangard News Network > > > > > > > -- Christian Comedian Chonda Pierce (From a letter posted on the > > National > > > > Vangard web site) > > > > > > > -- The White Revolution Report > > > > > > I believe that you are furthering the causes of these broods of > vipers > > > by republishing their venom. > > > > > > I won't even give their words the respect shown by repeating > them, even > > > > > to point out the evil they contain. > > > > That was never my intention. My intention was to bring to the > forefront > > this issue of how all these groups, extreme-right-wingers, > evangelicals, > > hate groups, and holocaust deniers, etc. are pushing this film-this > > meme-as part of new cultural war. And personally I put Robertson > and > > Falwell with these four as peas in a pod. > > > > Also I think it's important to expose the views of groups like > these, so > > that people who don't know what these groups stand for are really > about. > > A lot of these groups say one thing when they are _Frequently_ > invited on > > as guest commentators to Fox News or MSNBC, but they say different > things > > to their core followers. > > Wouldn't it be more constructive to try and bring people up to the > point of maturity where they do not require historical justice?
Is this even possible? People aren't very mature. Take the IA caucus. All the people who were hard-core, watched the debates, read the blogs, etc. were there, and they voted (mostly dean). The rest were the people who could only be bothered to care in the last 3 days before the caucus, and were mostly bandwagon-jumper-oners. You can't make people who don't want to know know, or people who don't want to think think. > What about this track? > > So what if the Jewish leaders of Christ's time were in any way > responsible for his death? Well depend which gospel you read doesn't it? They say different things. Also where is the proof that this so-called Yeshua ever lived? > Should the son pay for his father's mistakes? How about his grandson? > Distant desendance? Someone of the same religion, who lives over 2000 > years later? Nope. But that is _not_ what the bible says. That's what that whole original sin thing / jebus ransom is all about isn't it? About dog punishing all of adams descendants for adams sins? Just take a look at these verses: Ex 20:5-6; 34:7d > Adress the real wrong. So what if the movie shoed a compleatly re- > written version of history?...it's history, and very distant history > at that. Because these people care more about this fake history than anything? They care more about it than real history? > Should Italians also complain about the movie becouse it makes their > distant ansesters look bad? > > If a group of Jews make a movie about WWII in the year 3950 will > there be Germans complaining that it sheds them in a bad light? Probably. _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
