[SarahW]

I'm not big falwell fan, but he's right about Mohammed. He was an epileptic OCD nutcase who forced conversion by violence if it couldn't be had through
peaceful submission"

And if preacher man can't come out and say one religion is superior to another, then what is the point of a preacher man's existence.

I'm no Falwell fan, but he's right and I'm glad he is willing to point out the obvious.

FWIW, as crazy and laughable as it seems, hid remarks about the purse-toting purple-triangle teletubby were actually fairly accurate. The original fellow who portrayed the purple tele-tubby WAS gay (he was eventually fired) and the character partially built around the idea of making it "ok" for little boys to be soft and sensitive - i'm sure the triangle was not a "gay plot", and part of the swishiness was unconscious but it WAS present. It did not go lost on the gay community

The purple teletubby was "adopted" as a gay symbol for a short time. Gays went in and scarfed up the purple stuffed dolls, (leaving mothers of tubby fans to scrounge desperately for a full set of the toys), and carried purple teletubby teletubby backpacks around as an ungerground joke.

Now, if homosexuals themselves see the purple teletubby as a gay icon, one can hardly blame falwell for noticing
the same things.

[Aquinasfan]

i'm sure the triangle was not a "gay plot", and part of the swishiness was unconscious but it WAS present. It did not go lost on the gay community

I dunno. You have the triangle (gays), the rod (male), the circle (female) and the screw shape (deviants). Seems pretty obvious to me.