OriginalShroom
Gold Member
- Jan 29, 2013
- 4,950
- 1,042
- 190
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
Freedom of Religious Opinion? Not If You're Phil Robertson
Not for any of us in an employee setting.
He isn't an employee you goofball.
He had a contract with them so, yes, it was a business setting, and they could tell him, "Don't be stupid, please" and sit him down.
He isn't an employee you goofball.
He had a contract with them so, yes, it was a business setting, and they could tell him, "Don't be stupid, please" and sit him down.
I've never seen the show but I understand they prayed as a family at the end of every show.....
So A&E "opened the door" for them and their religious expression.
All PR did was to continue to express his religious beliefs when asked about them for an interview with GQ.
A&E is gonna take it up the ass on this one.
Pun intended
I know some of you watch Duck Dynasty and probably heard that Phil Robertson was suspended by A&E for his opinion on homosexuality. He had the gall to quote 1 Corinthians 6:9 and express himself openly about his opposition to gay marriage. Groups like GLAAD came out in support of the suspension. Don't you find it odd that people like Martin Bashir get a pass for their intolerance toward conservative women, but people like Phil Robertson are being targeted for their beliefs?
Should TV Networks silence religious speech for the political sensibilities of others? As most of you were aware, Chick-Fil-A came under similar scrutiny by gay rights organizations for its views on homosexuality last year. The response from the public was overwhelming, as the restaurant experienced booming profits from the ordeal. Suffice it to say, ratings for the show may experience similar results.
Should Phil Robertson be suspended for his comments in GQ? Or should he be allowed to express himself as he is allowed to by the the First Amendment? My personal opinion here is that no TV network should be allowed to censor a man for expressing his religious beliefs.
There have been many instances of people or businesses being targeted for their religious beliefs, all for being "intolerant." Isn't it strange that you can be allowed to be homosexual, but not a person of faith? The real intolerance here, is of those who cannot accept that others aren't forced to tolerate their way of life or their practices. If you are any freedom loving American; Democrat, Republican or Libertarian, you should be disturbed by this recent turn of events.
He had a contract with them so, yes, it was a business setting, and they could tell him, "Don't be stupid, please" and sit him down.
I've never seen the show but I understand they prayed as a family at the end of every show.....
So A&E "opened the door" for them and their religious expression.
All PR did was to continue to express his religious beliefs when asked about them for an interview with GQ.
A&E is gonna take it up the ass on this one.
Pun intended
The network will do fine, and since the control the show's concept, it won't go elsewhere.
He had a contract with them so, yes, it was a business setting, and they could tell him, "Don't be stupid, please" and sit him down.
I've never seen the show but I understand they prayed as a family at the end of every show.....
So A&E "opened the door" for them and their religious expression.
All PR did was to continue to express his religious beliefs when asked about them for an interview with GQ.
A&E is gonna take it up the ass on this one.
Pun intended
The network will do fine, and since the control the show's concept, it won't go elsewhere.
Who is stopping him from expressing his point of view. What you don't get and others like you is that there maybe consequences. So either keep your mouth shut or expect consequences.
He does not own the tv program.
End of story.
I know some of you watch Duck Dynasty and probably heard that Phil Robertson was suspended by A&E for his opinion on homosexuality. He had the gall to quote 1 Corinthians 6:9 and express himself openly about his opposition to gay marriage. Groups like GLAAD came out in support of the suspension. Don't you find it odd that people like Martin Bashir get a pass for their intolerance toward conservative women, but people like Phil Robertson are being targeted for their beliefs?
Should TV Networks silence religious speech for the political sensibilities of others? As most of you were aware, Chick-Fil-A came under similar scrutiny by gay rights organizations for its views on homosexuality last year. The response from the public was overwhelming, as the restaurant experienced booming profits from the ordeal. Suffice it to say, ratings for the show may experience similar results.
Should Phil Robertson be suspended for his comments in GQ? Or should he be allowed to express himself as he is allowed to by the the First Amendment? My personal opinion here is that no TV network should be allowed to censor a man for expressing his religious beliefs.
There have been many instances of people or businesses being targeted for their religious beliefs, all for being "intolerant." Isn't it strange that you can be allowed to be homosexual, but not a person of faith? The real intolerance here, is of those who cannot accept that others aren't forced to tolerate their way of life or their practices. If you are any freedom loving American; Democrat, Republican or Libertarian, you should be disturbed by this recent turn of events.
I've never seen the show but I understand they prayed as a family at the end of every show.....
So A&E "opened the door" for them and their religious expression.
All PR did was to continue to express his religious beliefs when asked about them for an interview with GQ.
A&E is gonna take it up the ass on this one.
Pun intended
The network will do fine, and since the control the show's concept, it won't go elsewhere.
Unless A&E violated their contract. Which they did.
In that case, the entire contract is voided.
That's how it works, sweetheart
I've never seen the show but I understand they prayed as a family at the end of every show.....
So A&E "opened the door" for them and their religious expression.
All PR did was to continue to express his religious beliefs when asked about them for an interview with GQ.
A&E is gonna take it up the ass on this one.
Pun intended
The network will do fine, and since the control the show's concept, it won't go elsewhere.
Unless A&E violated their contract. Which they did.
In that case, the entire contract is voided.
That's how it works, sweetheart
Who is stopping him from expressing his point of view. What you don't get and others like you is that there maybe consequences. So either keep your mouth shut or expect consequences.
He does not own the tv program.
End of story.
I know some of you watch Duck Dynasty and probably heard that Phil Robertson was suspended by A&E for his opinion on homosexuality. He had the gall to quote 1 Corinthians 6:9 and express himself openly about his opposition to gay marriage. Groups like GLAAD came out in support of the suspension. Don't you find it odd that people like Martin Bashir get a pass for their intolerance toward conservative women, but people like Phil Robertson are being targeted for their beliefs?
Should TV Networks silence religious speech for the political sensibilities of others? As most of you were aware, Chick-Fil-A came under similar scrutiny by gay rights organizations for its views on homosexuality last year. The response from the public was overwhelming, as the restaurant experienced booming profits from the ordeal. Suffice it to say, ratings for the show may experience similar results.
Should Phil Robertson be suspended for his comments in GQ? Or should he be allowed to express himself as he is allowed to by the the First Amendment? My personal opinion here is that no TV network should be allowed to censor a man for expressing his religious beliefs.
There have been many instances of people or businesses being targeted for their religious beliefs, all for being "intolerant." Isn't it strange that you can be allowed to be homosexual, but not a person of faith? The real intolerance here, is of those who cannot accept that others aren't forced to tolerate their way of life or their practices. If you are any freedom loving American; Democrat, Republican or Libertarian, you should be disturbed by this recent turn of events.
look up "wrongful termination".
I seriously doubt that he violated any terms of his contract.
Who is stopping him from expressing his point of view. What you don't get and others like you is that there maybe consequences. So either keep your mouth shut or expect consequences.
He does not own the tv program.
End of story.
I know some of you watch Duck Dynasty and probably heard that Phil Robertson was suspended by A&E for his opinion on homosexuality. He had the gall to quote 1 Corinthians 6:9 and express himself openly about his opposition to gay marriage. Groups like GLAAD came out in support of the suspension. Don't you find it odd that people like Martin Bashir get a pass for their intolerance toward conservative women, but people like Phil Robertson are being targeted for their beliefs?
Should TV Networks silence religious speech for the political sensibilities of others? As most of you were aware, Chick-Fil-A came under similar scrutiny by gay rights organizations for its views on homosexuality last year. The response from the public was overwhelming, as the restaurant experienced booming profits from the ordeal. Suffice it to say, ratings for the show may experience similar results.
Should Phil Robertson be suspended for his comments in GQ? Or should he be allowed to express himself as he is allowed to by the the First Amendment? My personal opinion here is that no TV network should be allowed to censor a man for expressing his religious beliefs.
There have been many instances of people or businesses being targeted for their religious beliefs, all for being "intolerant." Isn't it strange that you can be allowed to be homosexual, but not a person of faith? The real intolerance here, is of those who cannot accept that others aren't forced to tolerate their way of life or their practices. If you are any freedom loving American; Democrat, Republican or Libertarian, you should be disturbed by this recent turn of events.
look up "wrongful termination".
I seriously doubt that he violated any terms of his contract.
Just another example of the "tolerant left". You're free to speak your mind my friend, as long as you agree with me. Tolerant my ass.
Butt Burglars are the absolute worst of the "tolerant left". Honestly, I can't believe that they haven't attacked Sirius radio and their "Old Tyme Radio Shows" where the word "gay" is used constantly. Oh yeah, that's right .in the 40s,50s and 60s - gay meant "happy".
Now it is just another term for "perverted".
Again - the Lefts' mantra .. "Tolerance as long as you agree".
This coming from the group that hates any type of collective bargaining and a due process for someone unionized.
Hypocrite!
Just another example of the "tolerant left". You're free to speak your mind my friend, as long as you agree with me. Tolerant my ass.
Butt Burglars are the absolute worst of the "tolerant left". Honestly, I can't believe that they haven't attacked Sirius radio and their "Old Tyme Radio Shows" where the word "gay" is used constantly. Oh yeah, that's right….in the 40s,50s and 60s - gay meant "happy".
Now it is just another term for "perverted".
Again - the Lefts' mantra….. "Tolerance as long as you agree".
It is a business issue, employer and employee, not a 1st Amendment issue.
This coming from the group that hates any type of collective bargaining and a due process for someone unionized.
Hypocrite!
Just another example of the "tolerant left". You're free to speak your mind my friend, as long as you agree with me. Tolerant my ass.
Butt Burglars are the absolute worst of the "tolerant left". Honestly, I can't believe that they haven't attacked Sirius radio and their "Old Tyme Radio Shows" where the word "gay" is used constantly. Oh yeah, that's right .in the 40s,50s and 60s - gay meant "happy".
Now it is just another term for "perverted".
Again - the Lefts' mantra .. "Tolerance as long as you agree".
Just goes to show you how stupid one person (you) can be. I was a Teamster for 25 years you poseur. And just what the hell do Unions have to do with being a butt burglar!?!
Who is stopping him from expressing his point of view. What you don't get and others like you is that there maybe consequences.
I've never seen the show but I understand they prayed as a family at the end of every show.....
So A&E "opened the door" for them and their religious expression.
All PR did was to continue to express his religious beliefs when asked about them for an interview with GQ.
A&E is gonna take it up the ass on this one.
Pun intended
The network will do fine, and since the control the show's concept, it won't go elsewhere.
and you know that because you have read and understand the contract? Sure, jakey boy, sure
I know some of you watch Duck Dynasty and probably heard that Phil Robertson was suspended by A&E for his opinion on homosexuality. He had the gall to quote 1 Corinthians 6:9 and express himself openly about his opposition to gay marriage. Groups like GLAAD came out in support of the suspension. Don't you find it odd that people like Martin Bashir get a pass for their intolerance toward conservative women, but people like Phil Robertson are being targeted for their beliefs?
Should TV Networks silence religious speech for the political sensibilities of others? As most of you were aware, Chick-Fil-A came under similar scrutiny by gay rights organizations for its views on homosexuality last year. The response from the public was overwhelming, as the restaurant experienced booming profits from the ordeal. Suffice it to say, ratings for the show may experience similar results.
Should Phil Robertson be suspended for his comments in GQ? Or should he be allowed to express himself as he is allowed to by the the First Amendment? My personal opinion here is that no TV network should be allowed to censor a man for expressing his religious beliefs.
There have been many instances of people or businesses being targeted for their religious beliefs, all for being "intolerant." Isn't it strange that you can be allowed to be homosexual, but not a person of faith? The real intolerance here, is of those who cannot accept that others aren't forced to tolerate their way of life or their practices. If you are any freedom loving American; Democrat, Republican or Libertarian, you should be disturbed by this recent turn of events.
So you say, prove it!
This coming from the group that hates any type of collective bargaining and a due process for someone unionized.
Hypocrite!
Just goes to show you how stupid one person (you) can be. I was a Teamster for 25 years you poseur. And just what the hell do Unions have to do with being a butt burglar!?!