[ansel12]

I am amazed how a massive massacre of innocent American men, women, and children gets treated as an insult to Mormons by Romney campaign supporters.

For some of us the real story is the loss of innocent American life at the hands of murderers.

[Poser]

"I am amazed how a massive massacre of innocent American men, women, and children gets treated as an insult to Mormons by Romney campaign supporters. For some of us the real story is the loss of innocent American life at the hands of murderers."

Stop! Stop! You're making me snort Diet Pepsi on my keyboard. I'm not a Mitt supporter, but I know a hit piece when I see one, as do you. Your indignant act isn't fooling anyone.

[Elsie]

No, but when 10 (and counting) other reviewers say pretty much the same thing as the four critics you mention, I tend to think there might be something to it.

HMMmm...

Then, by the same logic, you tend to think there's something to the fact that THOUSANDS of Chrstians say the LDS organization is NOT Christian?< P>It just shows how much they HATE us!

--MormonDude(unloved)

[Elsie]

How did THAT happen?? (last post)?

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I am amazed how a massive massacre of innocent American men, women, and children gets treated as an insult to Mormons by Romney campaign supporters.I>< P>It just shows how much they HATE us!

--MormonDude(unloved)

[tracer]

If the "Mormon" Church was interested in wasting its time with historical events that occurred nearly 150 years, slinging mud,losing money in the "movie" business, etc. it could make a really exciting films. For example, films could be produced concerning the Mormon's' suffering under the "extermination orders" of two state governors, the mobbings,lynching, tarring and feathering, and being driven from their beautiful city of Nauvoo -- built over a malarious swamp but finally sacked after the Saints were forced to flee in the dead of winter.

Or, the story of the arduous and deadly trek across the plains and over the Rocky Mountains to build a society the hub of which was Salt Lake City.

The Mountain Meadows Massacre was a tragedy and a stain but based on fear, isolation, disinformation, and sinfulness of several who were not sanctioned by Brigham Young, who was more than three hundred miles to the north when it happened.

No, we spend our tithes on the building of churches, temples, and universities and give millions upon millions of dollars worth of goods -- via Catholic Charities, I might add. We also proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, whether or not ignoramus hurls baseless accusations having never even attended a Church Sunday meeting or watching a single biannual General Conference in the comfort of their own living room via cable TV.

The venom-spewing producers of this "film" have shot themselves in their feet and then stepped in piles of $#!t with their bloody appendages.

Their "film" has trailed at the box office from the get-go and has been universally panned by critics. $2.6 million at the box office during the first and possibly the "epic's" last week amounts to a financial and PR disaster for those involved.

And their earthly "reward" for their vile offal is only the down payment on what awaits them. Way to go!!!!

[It's me]

For some of us the real story is the loss of innocent American life at the hands of murderers.

Thank you.

[finnigan2]

“For some of us the real story is the loss of innocent American life at the hands of murderers.”

- In that case, you must be looking forward to Hollywood’s release of “Waco” sometime soon - but don’t hold your breath.