ConHog
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I think there was some positive things that occurred as a result of the rally that Glenn Beck held. But, and overwhelmingly, what was negative about it is Glenn Beck's agenda of theocracy or, if not Christian theocracy, then Christianity as the first among all other religions or the official religion in a country of religious freedom. For people who don't believe, like me, its a threat. Christianity, by its very nature, is a way of life pushed onto others by those who believe. Many Christians believe, judge and treat those who don't believe as inferior. Its a step in the direction of religious intolerance. We already see it with the nontroversy of the "Ground Zero" Islamic community center. Religious intolerance. The very thing the Pilgrims came here to escape. It kills me that the Right wants to strictly keep the principles of the Founding Fathers except religious tolerance, one of the most important tenets of the Constitution and the philosophy behind the founding of this country.
I also think that this was something that Beck used to benefit his career, his cult of personality, and, in the long run, his financial gain. I applaud someone standing up for his or her beliefs, hell, I did when I enlisted in the USMC. I don't think Glenn Beck is a bad person, but I think what he does negatively effects those who aren't part of his cult or the Christian Right.
so to recap:
Beck doesn't like the COTUS because he exercised HIS first amendment rights? Shut up Christian hater.