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Originally posted by ezra
They responded to none of it and dodged all questions the very few times they were asked. The liberal media literally does not care that 3 presidential candidates support a man who wants to get them elected so he can have them pass his genocide and reformation bills.
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Actually, they responded and said they had no idea the pastor said those things before. You clearly did not read their responses. As for "liberal media," clearly they did care since they're the ones who asked and published all those articles pointing out that those 3 (only one is still a presidential candidate) attended a conference set up by an anti-gay pastor. Finally, it's ridiculous to actually think that Ted Cruz or the two others would ever would be pass a bill that advocates the death of gays. Logic clearly evades so I'm not surprised that you're delusional.
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Originally posted by ezra
Ridiculous, galling lies. "Islamaphobia" is in the media every day and every candidate has to watch their language around words like "terrorism" or even "islamist". None of them have dared speak to such virulent and explicitly violent rhetoric regarding any of these groups that liberals coddle.
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None of the things I said are lies and it's no surprise you couldn't actually respond to the example I used. I pointed to the fact that the media doesn't cover the harassment and even physical attacks Sikhs have been the receiving regularly due to Islamophobia. Using your delusional logic, they'd be getting heavy press coverage, but I see none. Again, where are these examples of the media "coddling" Muslims? If any group gets "coddled" by liberals, it's gays.
And it's amusing you're using me of presenting "ridiculous galling lies" when it's your claim that Republicans are afraid to be Islamophobic. If your reasoning is that they avoid words like "terrorism" (they don't), Republican candidates also avoid being openly virulent towards gays. Attending a "religious freedom" conference set up by a homophobic pastor who called for the death of gays does not equate to those candidates actually actually saying those things.
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Originally posted by ezra
And the reason I'm bashing liberals over this is because they are the ones who claim to care but don't. Conservatives are now expected to be this way because of liberals allowing this to go unnoticed and unreported on.
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Conservatives are expected to be this way because anti-gay rhetoric fits the demographic they pander to. Liberals have nothing to do with it, and for the last time, clearly liberals care since they're the ones who reported that those three Republicans attended an "anti-gay" religious freedom conference. Your assertion is illogical since liberal media is the one who dubbed it "anti-gay" and confronted them about the pastor's earlier comments calling for the death of gays. And it's even more illogical to claim that liberals are more interested in Islamophobia than homophobia when that's clearly not true and you've failed to present any evidence for that outlandish, delusional claim.
Finally, I don't know why you're putting quotes around Islamopobia as if it doesn't exist. If a non-Muslim man like a Sikh is beaten or even murdered because people thought he was a Muslim, what would be a more appropriate term than Islamophobia? People think they're Muslims and they get attacked. Pretty simple.