“Adventures with Iggy and Mr. Kirk” is set in a treehouse inhabited by Mr. Kirk and Iggy the Iguana, where they do stuff like read the anti-abortion book “Little Lives Matter” (subtle!) and listen to Kirk explain that Iggy is perfect the way God made him. No cross-dressing iguanas in this treehouse!"
Adventures with Iggy and Mr Kirk sounds TERRIBLE.
"Possibly not coincidentally, Iggy looks like a cross between Pepe the Frog and the alien-human hybrid baby from the original “V” miniseries. Seriously, look at this thing. What is this abomination? Did they Island of Dr. Moreau him out of discarded Muppets?"
Iggy looks like that one cousin of Kermit's, that lives on the bad side of the pond and has a bad fly addiction. The cousin they don't talk about.
“They want kids books and TV shows that are going to reinforce the stuff that parents are trying to teach their kids at home about the sanctity of life, about forgiveness, about family, about the dangers of socialism.”
Wasn't socialism a big part of Jesus' message? This is the giveaway that it's not about religion, it's about politics.
Nowadays most religion is about politics. As an atheist, I have no problem at all with other people's religious beliefs (as long as they don't sacrifice living thing), but organized religion is a whole different thing. It puts some people in power over other, including the power to enforce beliefs. That's politics... No religion within sight.
I vote that we induce him into opening a god-botherer amusement park and calling it KirkLand. Costco will sue his ass into oblivion, and then we can all cavort exuberantly around the maypole while gorging ourselves on $1.50 hot dogs.
Do Trump voting parents really teach the importance of forgiveness? I suppose they do if one of their peeps molests children, rape women, assault women, commit a little (or a lot) fraud, embezzle, couping, etc. But I don't see a lot of forgiveness for people outside of their group.
Of course they don't like the original Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. Taking a trolley (public transit) to the Land of Make Believe to see Lady Elaine Fairchilde, a puppet who I'm sure they think is a drag queen, is definitely liberal indoctrination!
"[T]rying to teach their kids at home about the sanctity of life, about forgiveness, about family, about the dangers of socialism.”
Well, forgiveness for white christian men (and Trump), no matter how heinous their crimes ... and how Jesus hates all those other kinds of sinners, for not wearing the right kind of clothes, or thinking while female, or pointing at Kirk Cameron and laughing.
But typical Christians know nothing of his teachings, and want nothing to do with them.
They invoke the old testament god far more often, and love that guy. He's perfect for them. An abusive father figure who's so thin-skinned and small, he cannot even tolerate idols of other deities.
Sounds like bestiality to me.
“Adventures with Iggy and Mr. Kirk” is set in a treehouse inhabited by Mr. Kirk and Iggy the Iguana, where they do stuff like read the anti-abortion book “Little Lives Matter” (subtle!) and listen to Kirk explain that Iggy is perfect the way God made him. No cross-dressing iguanas in this treehouse!"
Adventures with Iggy and Mr Kirk sounds TERRIBLE.
"Possibly not coincidentally, Iggy looks like a cross between Pepe the Frog and the alien-human hybrid baby from the original “V” miniseries. Seriously, look at this thing. What is this abomination? Did they Island of Dr. Moreau him out of discarded Muppets?"
Iggy looks like that one cousin of Kermit's, that lives on the bad side of the pond and has a bad fly addiction. The cousin they don't talk about.
“They want kids books and TV shows that are going to reinforce the stuff that parents are trying to teach their kids at home about the sanctity of life, about forgiveness, about family, about the dangers of socialism.”
Wasn't socialism a big part of Jesus' message? This is the giveaway that it's not about religion, it's about politics.
Nowadays most religion is about politics. As an atheist, I have no problem at all with other people's religious beliefs (as long as they don't sacrifice living thing), but organized religion is a whole different thing. It puts some people in power over other, including the power to enforce beliefs. That's politics... No religion within sight.
"Paws Off My Cannon." You seriously can't make this sh*t up....
I vote that we induce him into opening a god-botherer amusement park and calling it KirkLand. Costco will sue his ass into oblivion, and then we can all cavort exuberantly around the maypole while gorging ourselves on $1.50 hot dogs.
Do Trump voting parents really teach the importance of forgiveness? I suppose they do if one of their peeps molests children, rape women, assault women, commit a little (or a lot) fraud, embezzle, couping, etc. But I don't see a lot of forgiveness for people outside of their group.
Of course they don't like the original Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. Taking a trolley (public transit) to the Land of Make Believe to see Lady Elaine Fairchilde, a puppet who I'm sure they think is a drag queen, is definitely liberal indoctrination!
It's like Mr. Rogers except Mr. Rogers shows the kids aborted fetuses in jars.
trump's government will probably replace PBS with some Xtian kids' show network with this on it.
I would watch if they had Iggy Stooge singing Lust For Life
Get the man a banana!
Also, WHAR CROCODUCK?
" about forgiveness" ?
For who? The parents who are indoctrinating them into Bronze Age Religions?
"a cross between Pepe the Frog and the alien-human hybrid baby from the original “V” miniseries."
The original is the worthwhile one IMO- wins by a Diana!
Gladiator 2:
Outstanding cast. Even so, it's Denzel's movie and everyone else is just kinda there.
It looked wayyyyyyyy over green screened for me... I liked 'Gladiator', not sure about this one.
Well, the mailman is obviously gay.
"[T]rying to teach their kids at home about the sanctity of life, about forgiveness, about family, about the dangers of socialism.”
Well, forgiveness for white christian men (and Trump), no matter how heinous their crimes ... and how Jesus hates all those other kinds of sinners, for not wearing the right kind of clothes, or thinking while female, or pointing at Kirk Cameron and laughing.
Jesus was a socialist.
But typical Christians know nothing of his teachings, and want nothing to do with them.
They invoke the old testament god far more often, and love that guy. He's perfect for them. An abusive father figure who's so thin-skinned and small, he cannot even tolerate idols of other deities.