New Contributor Column: Media Research Center Head Brent Bozell on “SHAMELESS BIAS BY OMISSION”

User Profile: SpunkyGal

Member Since: January 04, 2011

CommentsDisplaying SpunkyGal's 10 most recent comments.

  • That’s strange… I just watched 70 refugees (many of whom were from Iran) standing out in the hot sun waiting to recieve food donations from a local NGO because they are starving and unable to feed their families. Yet while talking to them they all expressed their appreciation for the food and the opportunity to make a new life in the USA. That doesn’t sound like Iran is a better place to live than the US. You don’t see American refugees in Iran or Libya loving the new change in life…

  • I think the Blaze enjoys watching so many people get wound up. The comments below get insane. It’s true entertainment and for logical people extremely concerning. Does anyone else find the amount of blind hatred towards Mormons on here absolutely ridiculous?

  • @Hankscram
    What’s so terrible about believing in prophets? Everyone in the bible believed in them and relied on them. No one denies that Mormons believe in prophets. But they also believe in only one true Savior of our souls, Jesus Christ. All prophets, like in the bible, are here to testify of Christ. That’s not a very scary concept to me.

    What I find interesting is how controversial Mormons are. Does any other Christian church take the kind of heat Mormons do? I think it‘s crazy that people get their panties in a bunch about a religion that doesn’t harm others and is filled with fairly decent people. (Not that they don’t have their “interesting” and crazy folks, as do all religions. Guess that happens when you aren’t exclusive.)

  • @Wisepenny
    Are you saying that Mormons have a habit of flying planes into buildings, waging war against other religions, killing innocent people, drugging youth so that they’ll blow themselves up, and generally hating others unlike themselves? I really don’t think that comparing Mormons to Islam is working for you. What a ludicrous arguement.

    Oh, and for the record, this article is about ISRAEL and not MORMONS. Keep on topic. I stand with Israel.

  • Mormon Church Bans its Leaders From Politics

    June 30, 2011 at 10:53am

    In reply to mossbrain.

    @Poverty Sucks
    Oh my! You really missed the point of the article. The church (not a cult luv) will NOT tell anyone how to act politically. Facts are just such a bother for you and your opinions. If you want to hate Mormons or Jews or Baptists or Catholics or anyone else, go ahead and hate. But don’t make up false facts to support your feelings.

  • Mormon Church Bans its Leaders From Politics

    June 29, 2011 at 6:06pm

    In reply to mossbrain.

    @Poverty Sucks
    Luv, you are welcome to any opinion you want. If ignorance is your style, I wouldn’t want to ruin that with truth and all that crap. Truth might just cramp your style. You just go right ahead and keep on hating without any foundation.

  • Mormon Church Bans its Leaders From Politics

    June 29, 2011 at 5:45pm

    In reply to mossbrain.

    poverty.sucks
    Posted on June 29, 2011 at 5:35pm
    Advising Mormons to steer clear from politics is like suggesting flies to stay clear from a pile a crap. The Mormons control people who can’t think for themselves.

    What are you talking about? First of all, the leaders never stated that the general population of the church should stay away from politics, just the leaders shouldn’t publically endorse anyone. It’s the same concept as the military. Military leaders are supposed to vote, but they cannot publically endorse candidates. It’s a good rule of thumb for any type of leader. Get your facts straight. And provide facts that support that Mormons can’t think for themselves. You’ve made two false, sweeping statements that have just tainted your credibility.

  • Mormon Church Bans its Leaders From Politics

    June 29, 2011 at 5:31pm

    In reply to mossbrain.

    Religion does not play into who I’ll vote for, and it shouldn’t for anyone else. I look to see if someone is leading a moral life and has values and principles consistent with being a Christian. I too am Mormon and am not politically behind either LDS candidate at the moment. I haven’t heard enough about anyones campaign to politically support any candidate. If anyone won’t vote for Romney or Huntsman because of their religion then they are fools. If anyone votes for them because of their religion, they are also fools.

    The church has always preached to it’s members to support their country, to vote, and to get involved. They have also always remained neutral about how people should vote. That’s how we ended up with Harry Reid and Jason Chaffetz – same religion, different results.

  • They are getting younger and younger! What good young men.

  • Do you think Rosenberg was aware he went on a show for a debate? I think he anticipated a one-sided discussion – all democrat. SURPRISE Rosenberg!