One of our readers, on my Hemmer/Morris thread, alluded to Fox's hypocrisy vis-a-vis kids being "used" for political purposes. True that. It was only in August of last year that Fox's Maltese King Peter Johnson Jr., Steve Doocy, and Gretchen Carlson whined about children who were in a MoveOn.org ad that promoted progressive talking points. Johnson said it was "a new low in using children for a political message." Gretch said that the kids couldn't possibly know what they were talking about. So will the gang on the curvy couch say the same things about those kids who pushed John 3:16 in a Focus On the Family ad which was aired during a recent football team? Are these very young children really that savvy about the nature of the Trinity and the meaning of "life?" Is using children for Christian evangelizing purposes any different from using them for politics? Just saying...
Aria Prescott commented
2012-01-17 22:42:17 -0500
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“Every debate the right boils down to that anything they do- no matter the legality, tact, sensitivity to the people or likelyhood of starting a world war… is perfectly ok. But only if they do it. If you’re not one of them, you have three options- shut up, take it and watch. If you do anything outside of those three and aren’t one of them- LOOK OUT! Look out twice if you’re not white, a woman or follow any religion but their version of Christianity.”
I paraphrased, Youtube’s having problems so I can’t get it exact. But this is from the segement where he coined IOKIYAR.
