Kamala mocks Christian at her rally

It’s not enough that Kamala insulted Catholics by 1) refusing to attend the Al Smith dinner and 2) sending in a video that makes fun of Catholic School girls, but this brain-dead out-of-touch DEI nominee just insulted a Christian at her rally: He yelled out “Jesus is Lord” and her response was to tell him he belongs at a Trump rally.

This Anti-Religion Party (except for Islam) is on a roll the last couple of days!


Do you feel better now that you got that off your chest?
 
Are you upset that your idiot nominee just insulted Christians AGAIN?
But she didn't. Cathoics were more upset that Trump was invited to the dinner.

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Cardinal Dolan's 'Al Smith dinner' disappointment is misdirected​

One could almost imagine the tears welling up in his eyes as New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan lamented the rejection he received from Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate for president, of his invitation to the annual Al Smith charity dinner.

He said he was "doubly disappointed" at her refusal to attend. The cardinal has tried to convince the world that she is receiving bad advice. Others have tried to convince her that a change of mind would allow her to show civility, to elevate political discourse, to show she doesn't have anything against Catholics and so on.

Perhaps it would be best to stop here to collect our breath and spend a moment or two reflecting on just who should be placed on the spot for engaging in less-than-civil behavior, as well as contributing to the diminishment of Catholic identity and credibility in the public square.

Even in this era of the endless gush of stuff coming at us on every manner of device, it is possible to cull reality from it all. In the case of Trump, the material almost outruns social media's ability to keep up.

The sin here is not that Kamala Harris had the good sense to reply, "No thank you, I'm previously engaged." The real scandal is that the good Catholic cardinal of the great city of New York would not have the courage to say, this year, that the current Republican candidate is a walking example of so much the Catholic Church finds repugnant in today's politics that he would suspend the normal invitations.

The real controversy is that an event that touts its history of raising funds for society's most needy is going to host someone who is one of the culture's greatest threats to that kind of caring. The real outrage is that Trump, given the public nature and extent of his repulsive record, should be invited to a fundraiser for an organization, Catholic Charities, that has long worked in the trenches to save and transform lives on society's farthest margins. It is tragic that the guest of honor this year will be someone whose personal example and policy wishes are in a collision course with the principles of Catholic social teaching.

We are triply disappointed, Cardinal Dolan, that in the name of the church and its witness to the wider culture, you did not suspend the norm this year and invite someone worthy of the event's cause. We are disappointed you didn't have the courage to stand up to Trump, a looming threat to the democratic ideals that allow the church to host such a high-profile public gathering.

 
What's interesting to me is how quick she was to "uninvite" the person. I don't know if I'm insulted by that--I think Christians don't expect great responses to "Jesus is Lord" out in the wild, if that makes sense. BUT I'm once again confronted by just how BAD her political instincts are.

Right the border Czar who allowed a flood of unvetted illegals into the country tells someone to leave. It sounded like a scripted line and not something off the cuff or in the moment. The 1st time I heard the story I thought the person said something about TRUMP and she was getting a crowd size dig in, but then her rally wasn't big. Now it's being reported she was directing the person to a church service with the smaller down the road comment.
 
Right the border Czar who allowed a flood of unvetted illegals into the country tells someone to leave. It sounded like a scripted line and not something off the cuff or in the moment. The 1st time I heard the story I thought the person said something about TRUMP and she was getting a crowd size dig in, but then her rally wasn't big. Now it's being reported she was directing the person to a church service with the smaller down the road comment.
There was no Borderc Czar, idiot.
 
For the life of me I can't tell what was yelled out. If that was it, why did the words have to be put on the screen. Was it simply the last thing yelled out? Creative editing has never fooled me before.
If it's the same incident, it was described on national news last night as anti-abortion hecklers, which is why she said that they were at the wrong rally and they wanted the [much] smaller one , down the street.

Actually it was pretty funny to watch :)

On the other hand, having someone shout their religious beliefs or declarations at you I've always found kind of silly because it seems as if they're attempting to command you to accept and believe what they do.

I you chose to abide by the rules set out by your religious beliefs that's fine but you need to remember that those rules don't impact others if we're not even playing the same game let alone governed by the same set of rules.

This is an analogy of course, for the anal retentive amongst us.
 
If it's the same incident, it was described on national news last night as anti-abortion hecklers, which is why she said that they were at the wrong rally and they wanted the [much] smaller one , down the street.

Actually it was pretty funny to watch :)

On the other hand, having someone shout their religious beliefs or declarations at you I've always found kind of silly because it seems as if they're attempting to command you to accept and believe what they do.

I you chose to abide by the rules set out by your religious beliefs that's fine but you need to remember that those rules don't impact others if we're not even playing the same game let alone governed by the same set of rules.

This is an analogy of course, for the anal retentive amongst us.
I tried to look up what the hecklers were actually yelling. No dice, only that the video in the OP cannot be confirmed.
 
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It’s not enough that Kamala insulted Catholics by 1) refusing to attend the Al Smith dinner and 2) sending in a video that makes fun of Catholic School girls, but this brain-dead out-of-touch DEI nominee just insulted a Christian at her rally: He yelled out “Jesus is Lord” and her response was to tell him he belongs at a Trump rally.

This Anti-Religion Party (except for Islam) is on a roll the last couple of days!


Dis the Christians. Smaht!

Antagonize the Jewish voters. Smaht!

She has even lost a lot of support from the Muslim voters. Smaht!

“Please! If it isn’t obvious already, I’m Kamalalala Harris and I DON’T really want to be burdened by the Presidency!”

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It’s not enough that Kamala insulted Catholics by 1) refusing to attend the Al Smith dinner and 2) sending in a video that makes fun of Catholic School girls, but this brain-dead out-of-touch DEI nominee just insulted a Christian at her rally: He yelled out “Jesus is Lord” and her response was to tell him he belongs at a Trump rally.

Great! Kammy assumes that the one guy yelling out Jesus Is Lord in her audience was the only one there feeling that way? Go down the street to the Trump rally? Gladly.

What arrogance.

Kammy's position: WE DON'T WANT YOU AND WE DON'T NEED YOU. Guess you can figure where Harris will be on representing Christians and christian values. Mind you--- 1 in 5 in this country is a Catholic, and 70% of the people in this country are Christians.

And Kamala Harris just gave them all the BIG FAT FINGER.

Kamala thinks she is above God.

Laugh hard, laugh long Kammy and Kamala supporters. You have until Nov 5 to find out who is really the boss.
 
She didn't insult anyone but white racists. Harris is not anti spiritual.

White women are the number 1 recipients of DEI. Everything you have is because of DEI.

Anti-Arab, Anti-Middle Eastern, Anti-Muslim, and Antisemitic Discrimination are Illegal
So says the EEOC

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What's interesting to me is how quick she was to "uninvite" the person. I don't know if I'm insulted by that--I think Christians don't expect great responses to "Jesus is Lord" out in the wild, if that makes sense. BUT I'm once again confronted by just how BAD her political instincts are.

I have to say Sue that in my entire life, regardless of the issue or the person, I have never seen so arrogant a politician (whatever their real feelings inside) running for National office to not at least extend an inclusive hand to any voter, much less a group representing 70% of the electorate, on an issue so broad to even be printed on our money (In God We Trust) who expects to be elected by the nation.

Until now.
 
I tried to look up what the hecklers were actually yelling. No dice, only that the video in the OP cannot be confirmed.
The news story provided the following explanation when it showed the video snippet. I trust that VP Harris was in a better position to hear what was said than any of us:

While Vice President Kamala Harris was talking about abortion rights at a Wisconsin rally filled with college students, hecklers briefly interrupted her, after she said Americans deserved the “freedom of a woman to make decisions about her own body and not have her government tell her what to do.”
She stopped and said to the hecklers: “Oh you guys are at the wrong rally,” as cheers filled the rec center.
“You guys meant to go to the smaller one down the street,” she quipped.

 
There was no Borderc Czar, idiot.
True, there was no Borderc Czar.

But Kamala was freely referred to as the BORDER Czar, and there was never an objection to the term - which is shorthand for the person tasked with solving the problem, or at least making it less awful. She failed.
 
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