"Godless" by Ann Coulter?

Question

What did/do you think?

Answer 1

Awesome book. It is full of facts backed up with more facts. She shows how liberals think that man is no better than an Otter. She confirms that Liberals dominate the institutions of learning and social policy. If a lot of people are doing it, it must be okay. They are their own authors of right and wrong. If you hold a liberal to moral judgment you are violating his or her civic rights. She shows the obvious hypocrisy of Liberals and their quasi religion
Liberalism. While bashing ours simply because it elevates someone other than our own desires, as our God. She shows how the school system loves to teach kids how to fist and have sexual relations, but cant teach them to read or write. She shows how Darwinians hold his theories to be the sacred word despite any fossil records to prove it, and a lot of SCIENCE that disproves "The Origin of Species"
If you can take off you ideological blinders for a few hours, you could actually engage in hones learning.
If you are a liberal save yourself the money. If you are ready to admit your wrong being a Liberal it is worth every penny.

Answer 2

I don't read Ann Coulter, largely because she is irrelevent. She says the most outrageous things she can come up with just to create controversy, get attention and make money.

She commits every sin she accuses others of.

And as for Democrats can't refute a single fact, that's typical Fox News, right-wing lies. The proven strategy is to just claim something so often that people start to believe it.

I don't have the time, and no one here cares to read the screens upon screens of computer typing, to go through all the lies she's been caught in.

I will direct anyone who really is curious about all the lies Coulter has been caught in, to read Al Franken's "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them". If given the choice, read the second edition, because it includes showing the lies she used to try to defend herself against the first edition.

Neither book is up to date enough to show that she is also now shown to be a plagiarist to boot. Even conservative media outlets are backing away from her with the latest hateful tripe she spews and these revelations that she steals other people's words.

Answer 3

A sample of her heartfelt, truthful book: (so very sarcastically said)
In "Godless: The Church of Liberalism," the uncompromisingly right-wing Coulter writes the Jersey Girls have no right to criticize President Bush or any of the failures that led to the terror attacks.
"These broads are millionaires, lionized on TV and in articles about them, reveling in their status as celebrities and stalked by grief-arazzis," Coulter writes.
"And by the way, how do we know their husbands weren't planning to divorce these harpies? Now that their shelf life is dwindling, they'd better hurry up and appear in Playboy. . .
"These self-obsessed women seemed genuinely unaware that 9/11 was an attack on our nation and acted as if the terrorist attacks happened only to them."
I think this is an attack. The Rapture Right often says that Coulter writes the things everybody else is thinking; I find this disgusting. That means that there are a lot of crass, rude, heartless, perhaps even godless, folks out there with a heart of stone just like hers.

Answer 4

Ann Coulter is a filling a niche for hate speech. When she calls people Godless she might want to look in the mirror...do any of you who are endorsing her views believe that Jesus Christ would think what she is doing is a good thing? C'mon!!!

Answer 5

A waste of paper because it is all summed up in 1 sentance. "Liberals are bad, horrible people who understand nothing." I hate the waste and I oppose all of her ideas, most of which are very badly formed and poorly explained, but hey good for her for writting a book to cash in.

A nice example of Republicans hatred of anything resembling free thought by just turning to a whole party and saying "they are godless"..this from a party that has done more to pervert and destroy America than any 9/11 disaster

Hey NateTrain go find a klan meeting where you feel at home

Answer 6

We all must be kind to Ann Coulter. She was seriously brain damaged in the mosh pit at a John Tesh concert a few years ago.

Answer 7

Interesting book. She makes a lot of arguments that make you think. I am still in the process of researching some of her more outrageous claims but so far, it seems every thing she has put in is true.

She is a bit confrontational in her approach, but I think she is saying things the way she does to make a point. PC leads to handling the hard issues with kids gloves instead of facing the problems head on and I think she is trying to get hard hitting dialog.

One problem I have with the book is she paints Democrats with a broad brush. Not all Democrats are against the death penalty, Al Gore has stated publicly he is for it. Not all Democrats support the fringe elements out there.

Answer 8

I think that Ann is having the time of her life pissing off the liberals...Fueling the hatred of the Neo-Con conservative Christians and all for the love of lining her pockets! There are a whole lot of people that Believe that she is absolutely right...That there were Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq. That George Bush is a Genius. That Ken Melhman is not gay and that Jesus did tell George to invade Iraq...That's what makes this Country so great! People can believe whatever they want to...Even if it is racist, bigoted and Counter-productive to the rights of others

Answer 9

I try not to think about anything written or said by Ann Coulter. It gives me a migraine.

Answer 10

I admire anyone who is willing to say what's on their mind, regardless of the controversy. Afterall, it is a 1st ammendment right...something I see this country is not wanting to back most of the time. Good for Ann Coulter!

Answer 11

She's such a great example for the Right to follow, as they obviously are the moral compass of the US. I mean, calling wives of 9/11 victims "grieferazzis" shows nothing but class and love for her fellow man. Anyone that thinks we "dangerous liberals" are godless has never met one, we just don't want to shove our beliefs down other peoples throats or make their decisions for them. I'm a spiritual, currently non-denominational christian as well as a democrat, and I agree with a certain Steven Colbert: mentioning Jesus in your political speeches = right wing, actually doing what He said in them = left wing.