The passion of the liberal

WND.com ^ | March 03, 2004 | Ann Coulter

[perfect stranger]

"The more extreme it is, the more peaceful it must be."....unless it's Christianity.

[goldstategop]

And you won't hear a peep from The Tolerant Folks about Islam's rampant Judeophobia and anti-Americanism.

[ontos-on]

"I'm not Ann"

LOL

[perfect stranger]

[goldstategop]

Quick Quiz: how many liberals can relate the central theme of the Sermon From The Mount? Hint: it has something to do with humility. But today's smug and self-satisfied intellectual wannabees think it has something to do with income redistribution. They have no real idea of what God expects from Man.

[Brytani]

As a long standing Coulter-Widow, I second the vote for the new rule - more pictures of Mel!!!

[Frank_2001]

Excellent article! (and great pictures too;)

[ontos-on]

I should say that the claim that the Passion is "anti-semetic" actually sterotypes a certain type of Jew or liberal polemecist. There is a certain kind of Jew who lives in the past with this hair trigger so ready to accuse others of anti-jewishness. They are superficial and shallow and indicate no depth to their screech of "anti-semite" in such an irresponsible manner.

In effect, they become the stereotype of the overly critical Jew who is splitting hairs without connection to the reality. As someone who fears the rise of real anti-semitism in the world--largely outside the United States, I am dismayed at the unthinking launch of this nominally Jewish attack [it really is the vacant Jewish left who does this in the name of all Jews] on this deeply religious film which is so tied ot the identity of Christians.

The Jewish left hates the fact that deeply religious Christians are very favorably disposed towards Jews. They miss no opportunityto distort this phenomenom into somehow a cause for Jewish alarm and wariness. It is almost as if these people have now sought to change Christian love for Jews by launching this no-nothing attack against the Christian heart.

[Tamzee]

A special one just for you :-)

[ontos-on]

no-nothing = Know-nothing

I am amazed at my typos at times!

[lainde]

--- Perhaps when Christians start flying planes into Mecca during Ramadan or the Haj or into the Dome of the Rock, then the liberals can call Christianity "a religion of peace" ---

You've cleared up a great mystery...

[nickcarraway]

ping

[Beau Schott]

the unavoidable conclusion is that liberals haven't the vaguest idea what Christianity is. The Times may have loopy ideas about a lot of things, but at least when they write about gay bathhouses and abortion clinics, you get the sense they know what they're talking about.

But Christianity just doesn't ring a bell. The religion that has transformed Western civilization for two millennia is a blank slate for liberals. Their closest reference point is "conservative Christians," meaning people you're not supposed to hire. And these are the people who carp about George Bush's alleged lack of "intellectual curiosity."

[Indiana Girl]

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[BibChr]

No, and when you just sit back, think about it, compare what Christianity stands for vs. what Islam stands for... it really is a marvel. Very revealing.

Dan

[Dataman]

Know what else? Using the liberal Jewish concept of anti-semitism, the Pharisees were anti-semitic because they condemned an innocent Jew to death.

Like homophobia and racism, anti-semitism has become a term to use a) whenever someone references your group without heaping praise on it or b) whenever someone you don't like references your group in any manner whatsoever.

[SkyPilot]

bttt

[BibChr]

Another characteristically good point.

I've often said that, by this standard, Ezekiel 16 is about the most anti-Semitic thing I've ever read. Brutal chapter. Brutal!

Dan

[buffyt]

Excellent addition to this thread. Great looking Ann AND Mel!

[xp38]

Here's pic with Mel and a gun in a video ad for the movie that made him an international superstar.