Persecture: The movie enemies of religious freedom don't want you to see!!!

[catman]

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[Zen Badger]

Oh those poor persecuted Christians.

But I look forward to the day when a Christian can freely proclaim his faith without fear of arrest and that every streetcorner has a church.

Wait.....

[Tonus]

Hah, just the synopsis of the plot makes me laugh, it's just sooo... Hollywood. A man fighting a religious reform bill is framed for murder. The short clip implies that he was framed by non-believers, because that's the problem with America: too many atheists in positions of power.

[CapnAwesome]

Hah, just the synopsis of the plot makes me laugh, it's just sooo... Hollywood. A man fighting a religious reform bill is framed for murder. The short clip implies that he was framed by non-believers, because that's the problem with America: too many atheists in positions of power.

Yeah, there are no open Atheists in politics yet somehow we are persecuting Christians who are a vast majority in the country?

Christians are quick to point out that this is 'a Christian country' and at the same time whine about persecution that doesn't actually happen.

Edit: As a side note I was going to post a similar comment on their comments section using facebook and when I did I got this:



Yeah right!

[Doubting Thomas]

If you want a real laugh, look for the movie "Last Ounce of Courage." It's hilariously over-the-top about how badly conservative Christians are being persecuted in this country. You'll also want to laugh at all the horrendously bad acting. And coincidentally it was a movie promoted by none other than Bill O'Reilly, who has a short cameo in the form of a video clip from his TV show. But some of the plot involves a high school student getting in trouble for having a bible in his school locker, a guy going to jail for putting a cross back on the side of a church building, and people protesting Christmas.

[CapnAwesome]

If you want a real laugh, look for the movie "Last Ounce of Courage." It's hilariously over-the-top about how badly conservative Christians are being persecuted in this country. You'll also want to laugh at all the horrendously bad acting. And coincidentally it was a movie promoted by none other than Bill O'Reilly, who has a short cameo in the form of a video clip from his TV show. But some of the plot involves a high school student getting in trouble for having a bible in his school locker, a guy going to jail for putting a cross back on the side of a church building, and people protesting Christmas.

It's amazing that some people believe that is what is happening. Persecution is a large part of the Christian narrative because of their early history, but at some point that narrative has to come up against reality. Now Christians claim they are persecuted because we don't let them force other people to pray. Give me a fucking break.

[Doubting Thomas]

Don't forget how persecuted they are because we won't let them persecute gays.

[My imaginary friend is GOD]

Haha, this reminds me of a movie I saw on SyFy channel back when it was correctly spelled Sci-Fi. It was called The Last Man on Planet Earth. A virus was unleashed that killed all but a handful of the planet's male population, and one of the remaining men claims it was a feminist plot. I'm all, "Bitch, plz!"

[Minimalist]

[The Valkyrie]

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Don't they just love playing the victim.