What does a leading voice in America’s fundamentalist Christian movement have in common with a leading voice in Jamaica’s fundamentalist Muslim community? Calling for the imprisonment of homosexuals. And sometimes their death!
Bryan Fischer, the director of issues analysis for the American Family Association, told his radio audience about why the state should force homosexuals to enter therapy, for the same reason it pushes drug users toward rehab: because they must be cured. Now Fischer may not call this imprisonment, but he is turning the Bible for rationalization.
And in Jamaica, it’s Mustafa Muhammad, head of the Islamic Council of Jamaica, who’s been making the case for the execution of gays: Because Sharia calls for it. Not that he wants Jamaica’s gays rounded up and stoned to death; that would only be the right thing to do in an Islamic state, not one like Jamaica, where reasonable people have decided anal sex should be punished with a 10-year prison sentence.
But while these two men are calling for some radical “solutions” to the homosexual problem, they may not see eye-to-eye on all measures: Fischer has called for the outright ban of any Muslims serving in the American military.
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Synnerman
And they both can die and go to hell.
Peter
Apparently Fischer is ALSO driven by his “Jihad” principles. But he thinks the Muslims and their Jihad thinking is absolutely wrong. What a twisted process he has to go through to get where his thinking ends. Really a demented person.
romeo
Is Fischer an official voice of The American Family Association? Advocating rounding up millions of American citizens to herd them off to concentration camps doesn’t sound like it would be very beneficial for American families, what with the bullets flying everywhere and all. LOL
Oh, and might I suggest a Ruger, shoots both 38 and 357 shells and doesn’t jam like a Glock.
Geoff M
I used to produce (unwillingly) a radio show in Idaho for a bigot who had Fischer on regularly. He is the worst kind of evil as he cloaks it in religious love.
mac mcneill
I would go to therapy if both of them would go for their hatred. It’s kind of pathetic when a religious leader or leaders promote hatred in the name of God rather than love. Too bad they really haven’t learn what Jesus was all about. I’ll say a prayer for both of them because obviously they need it more than me.