Monday, May 18, 2009

Yeah, this one's not making me any friends.


Remember when Barack Obama almost sank his political career by aligning himself with Reverend Wright, a clergyman whose opinions were shockingly radical and hateful towards certain sectors of American society?

Well, he’s done it again.

Obama recently endorsed by his presence and by his praise a church whose leadership is just as radical as Rev. Wright. A church led by a minister who has enabled the denial of the Holocaust, and who has made statements impugning the beliefs of our most important Middle Eastern ally. This church has also accused the president of the United States of immorality, has commanded that the minority overtake the majority by force, and has recommended that our citizens engage in activities that would put our lives at risk. And like Wright before him, this church that Obama is courting for pure political gain accuses the citizens of the United States of being to blame for the recent evils that have been visited upon us, and warns us that our country is damned by God.

Yes, by appearing to speak at Notre Dame University, Obama has endorsed with his presence the Catholic Church, the Pope, and all its leadership. And just as the media hounded him to repudiate Wright, they should now hound him to disavow himself and the office he holds from the terrible and hateful positions of this radical church.

That might seem like an unlikely event, but we must not give in to the soft bigotry of low expectations. We must insist that it be done.

8 comments:

SJ said...

Not to mention fucking with non-believers for thousands of years. And the hangings, my god, the hangings.

Moderator said...

God bless!

Dad E said...

I think this is the biggest touche' I have ever witnessed. Bravo!

Did I spell everything Wright?

Dr. Monkey Von Monkerstein said...

Brilliant, as usual.

Red said...

I would point out once again that all Catholics don't think alike. No group of approximately one billion people can orchestrate the mind meld of its membership. MOST Catholics don't doubt the Holocaust. This Catholic hasn't ever been entirely easy with the current pope. But I do believe in all the stuff we say in the creed (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicene_Creed#English_translation_of_the_Armenian_version) and I like going to mass on Sunday. There are some Catholics I imagine you'd probably agree with - starting with the Jesuits, and almost certainly Father Andrew Greely.

dguzman said...

Nice work, Vik.

Anonymous said...

What's Barak doing with that wacko Religious Zealot? I can think of at least 20 different mainstream Religous Denominations that would defrock that Wierdo Wright, It sort of makes you wonder who else Barak's been with.

Dad E said...

Vikki-You are being particularly uncompromising and out spoken against one of the major sources of Christianity that puts antiquated dogma ahead of morality. Keep up the good work!