In a plain case of “Blessed are the poor for Bryan Fischer wants them dead,” the radio host and director of issues analysis at the American Family Association recently overshared some characteristically Deep Thoughts on fixing godless heathen Obamacare. The following Guide to A Good Christian's Healthcare may prove helpful.
Controlling the Word simply increased the chance that your <em>only</em> access to it would be through a Bryan Fischer. That is not an improvement.
Insurance in general is a perfectly legitimate financial service. Whether for-profit insurance is a good solution to the issue of healthcare is an entirely different question (my answer would be &quot;hell fucking no&quot;).
But how in the hell can you operate a business offering services to the general public with built-in religious discrimination? It&#039;s not a club.
I read that article this past weekend. Funny, he keeps getting invited to leave fundie churches that he helped found. It&#039;s almost as if he&#039;s too bat-shit crazy extreme for even the fundies. That whole women-can&#039;t-have-authority-postions-over-men is just so 1300.
<i>People need to eat, too. How long would a grocer stay in business if he was required to offer food to everyone who walked in the door regardless of their ability to pay?</i>
Reductio ad absurdum
Ever notice when a wingnut can&#039;t make a rational point they have to make up something silly and then argue against their strawman as if that were the actual subject at hand?
I&#039;m convinced that it was because of people like Fischer that the Romans kept their lions so well fed.
Controlling the Word simply increased the chance that your <em>only</em> access to it would be through a Bryan Fischer. That is not an improvement.
Too little, too late.
As long as it involves actual flame, yes.
Insurance in general is a perfectly legitimate financial service. Whether for-profit insurance is a good solution to the issue of healthcare is an entirely different question (my answer would be &quot;hell fucking no&quot;).
But how in the hell can you operate a business offering services to the general public with built-in religious discrimination? It&#039;s not a club.
That is some fucked-up shit.
I read that article this past weekend. Funny, he keeps getting invited to leave fundie churches that he helped found. It&#039;s almost as if he&#039;s too bat-shit crazy extreme for even the fundies. That whole women-can&#039;t-have-authority-postions-over-men is just so 1300.
...sharing in one another&#039;s burdens! Faith-based socialism!
<i>People need to eat, too. How long would a grocer stay in business if he was required to offer food to everyone who walked in the door regardless of their ability to pay?</i>
Reductio ad absurdum
Ever notice when a wingnut can&#039;t make a rational point they have to make up something silly and then argue against their strawman as if that were the actual subject at hand?
This is shut-in crazy grandpa gold.
For over a thousand years, the Catholic Church did go out of its way to make sure as few people as possible were able to read the Bible.
It ends much earlier than that, of course: birth.
How the fuck is that legal?
I am really looking forward to the excuse he comes up with when he is caught. The good excuses are already taken.
Fortunately that&#039;s covered under FischerCare. Just gouge your own eyes out. Cured!
Dear Dog, what a depraved person this is.
You can&#039;t ride two horses with only one behind --Broadway Danny Rose