Pleas for compassion & tolerance for Falwell the bigot? Isn't that ironic?

Question

Where was all this compassion & tolerance when Falwell was tarnishing the memories of the victims of 9/11, Cons?

Answer 1

RIGHT ON THANK YOU ...IT IS SO REFRESHING TO SEE THAT THE ENTIRE WORLD HAS NOT GONE MAD....

Answer 2

Scientists tell us, 4 every action there's an equal reaction...the law of cause & effect. So which farmer plants a briar-patch and expects 2 c an orchid bloom? There's absolutely no law in the physical world, that does not have it's origin/counterpart in the non-physical world which gave it birth. In dealing with non-physical matters, religionists, east & west, call this the law of karma or u gotta reap what u sow, respectively. Because each & ever individual is the author of his/her own destiny - NOTHING else!!! Our so-called "enemy", is scientifically & realistically our greatest FRIEND - to the extent that this 'enemy' is helping us 2 pay our karmic debt & eventually avoiding the cycle of birth/rebirth. Hence, love your enemies & turn the other cheek.

Answer 3

Falwell has gone on to a better place.

Meanwhile, the sodomites on Earth continue to live their existence in complete misery as displayed by the celebration of a man dying.

Yet these same cowards demand "hate crime" status if someone celebrates the death of a sodomite from AIDS or another STD from their sinful sodomite activities.

Answer 4

I believe Human Rights Campaign
president Joe Solmonese said it best.

“Reverend Falwell’s death today causes my thoughts to turn toward the members of our community who have at great personal sacrifice contended with the Reverend’s work and teachings," said Human Rights Campaign president Joe Solmonese.

"As I remember Reverend Falwell’s life, I also remember all of the families of people who have died of AIDS,” said Solmonese.

"Reverend Falwell’s legacy is not about the tenants of Jesus’ ministry such as healing the sick and standing with the disenfranchised but about shunning and ridiculing those who have suffered and died of AIDS and their families. Many faith leaders today are moving away from his divisive approach and toward the compassion and inclusiveness that Jesus modeled every day of his ministry.”

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Answer 5

No pleas of compassion from me; I am enjoying the fact that liberals are showing their true colors.

I can think of no more a fitting tribute then the likes of you condemning him.

I am also a hard hearted Con who does not need compassion from the likes of you people.

Answer 6

Instead of making this one more fight, why not hold yourself to the standards you hold others to?

Dont insult the man. Be quietly happy that he isnt spreading his message, but be enough of a man to care that a someone died.

If you can respect that, you have a greater chance of getting his followers to respect you and your point of view.

Answer 7

I love it when Liberals show their true compassion.

Answer 8

Ok, he said some terrible, offensive and outrageous things which I disagree with completely. Although I am generally conservative, I am not Christian, by the way.

I just think that people should not speak badly of others, especially of the dead. Seriously, what is the point? They are dead. Just let it go.

Answer 9

Sickening actually and shows well how immersed in hatred the right is..

Answer 10

Nope it is called being respectful of another human no matter their beliefs

Answer 11

Jerry had it right---see ya in the by and by for a told you so!