Conservative Catholic league enraged at Jon Stewart
The Stewart clip is hysterical beyond belief and--per usual--right on the money about the war on women. However, Mr. Bill Donohue of the Catholic League really seems focused and has his panties in a bunch over this one. Something about the "vagina manger" joke and accompanying picture has him up in arms. He says he's going to mobilize conservative Jews, Protestants, et al for this "vulgar attack on Christianity." That it "has to stop." Did I mention the clip is right on the money? Enjoy it.
The Stewart clip is hysterical beyond belief and--per usual--right on the money about the war on women. However, Mr. Bill Donohue of the Catholic League really seems focused and has his panties in a bunch over this one. Something about the "vagina manger" joke and accompanying picture has him up in arms. He says he's going to mobilize conservative Jews, Protestants, et al for this "vulgar attack on Christianity." That it "has to stop." Did I mention the clip is right on the money? Enjoy it.
This unprecedented vulgar assault on Christians cannot stand. If Jon Stewart doesn't apologize, we will mount a boycott of his show's advertisers. And we will enlist our allies in the Protestant, Jewish, Mormon and Muslim communities.
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The cover-up is revealing. This episode of "The Daily Show" was done to protest Fox's alleged indifference to the "war on women," and in doing so Stewart not only made a vulgar attack on Christians, he objectified women.
We are asking Stewart to apologize. If he does not, we will mobilize Protestants, Jews, Mormons and Muslims to join us in a boycott of his sponsors. Moreover, we will not stop with a boycott; there are other things that can be done to register our outrage. We are prepared to spend the money it takes to make this a nationwide issue, and we are prepared to stay the course.
I put this in the TV/Media forum since it focused on Stewart.
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The cover-up is revealing. This episode of "The Daily Show" was done to protest Fox's alleged indifference to the "war on women," and in doing so Stewart not only made a vulgar attack on Christians, he objectified women.
We are asking Stewart to apologize. If he does not, we will mobilize Protestants, Jews, Mormons and Muslims to join us in a boycott of his sponsors. Moreover, we will not stop with a boycott; there are other things that can be done to register our outrage. We are prepared to spend the money it takes to make this a nationwide issue, and we are prepared to stay the course.
I put this in the TV/Media forum since it focused on Stewart.