What is the deal with "Daystar" television?

Question

I came across a program the other night where a "newscaster" was first talking about how horrible the Clintons are in a news-like setting, then talking about Jesus coming back and listing the signs of the apocolypse.

Why is this allowed to go on, and is anybody regulating this kind of thing? Do these people pay taxes?

I'd appreciate any Daystar insight.

Answer 1

Because it's like the 700 club. It's religious television. If these people really want to believe that donating $50 a month to Pat Robertson will make God help them afford their groceries, then let them. Really.

Answer 2

This is a Charismatic TV channel. They are a cult-like group that preach wealth and prosperity. Their only purpose is to extract money from ignorant people. They do it well like TBN, Benny Hinn, and so on.
Now about the Clintons-there are several video documentaries available about their past criminal behavior. They come complete with valid links to sources, no speculation. I suggest you view these documentaries before you pass judgment on that part. But as for Daystar-they are nothing more than a phony Charismatic money machine.

Answer 3

Ive never heard of daystar, it sounds like some rich churches have too much time on thier hands.

Answer 4

Everybody pays taxes.

When you buy gasoline. When you buy food. When you buy commodities. When you buy an automobile. When you buy a house. When you buy a television. When you buy a computer. When you buy clothing.

It has all been regulated by taxes.

Answer 5

Regulate like as in Communist China, Cuba..........?
It's called freedom of speech. See anything else on TV you think could use some "regulating"?

Answer 6

That may have been the venue for that night.