Climate change denial meets religion.Priceless - UKIP councillor blames floods on gay marriage: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/01/18/ukip-homophobic-gay-_n_4622332.html
Watch thou for the fuckwit...
Climate change denial meets religion.Priceless - UKIP councillor blames floods on gay marriage: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/01/18/ukip-homophobic-gay-_n_4622332.html
Climate change denial meets religion.
Watch thou for the fuckwit...
"The scriptures make it abundantly clear that a Christian nation that abandons its faith and acts contrary to the Gospel (and in naked breach of a coronation oath) will be beset by natural disasters."
Climate change denial meets religion.
I think there is a sharing of 'ideas' between the US right and the UK right. It's nothing new, it's been going on since the time of Heath. It seems to have become much worse in recent times. Critical thinking is anathema to these loons. It's much easier for them to believe in fairies and hobgoblins than to ask searching questions.Is religious loonspuddery common in UKIP I wonder?
I mean I know it is in the Tea Party, but they're American. Whereas I'd seen a lack of it as one of the big differences with their UK cousins.
I guess it's not a surprise though, to find signs of broken critical thinking among people who have allowed the Mail/Express/Sun to convince them that voting for a former commodity trader's racist party is the way to get the public utilities renationalised.
http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/8596There is an assumption that UKIP are a bit like marmite – love em or hate em. Their supporters are very positive (and vocal) but are vastly outnumbered by detractors. The ComRes results however paint a more positive picture for UKIP – 27% had a positive opinion of the party (so marginally higher than Labour (26%) and the Tories (25%)). Only 38% had a negative opinion though, which was significantly lower than the Conservatives or Labour, giving them the most positive net figure. The other interesting finding was that Nigel Farage polled significantly less positively than his party – a net rating of minus 18, compared to minus 11 for UKIP.
http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/8596
i look forward to the press scouring the letters pages of local papers for the mad rantings of councillors from other parties. of which there is many, should they choose to look. desperate stuff tbh.
I remember him.There's certain labour councillor who posted here for a while for example
Priceless - UKIP councillor blames floods on gay marriage: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/01/18/ukip-homophobic-gay-_n_4622332.html
Adopting the logical lunacy of people who think these sorts of things, there have been these sorts of things for eons, so why is it the fact that something has now changed that has brought this one about? Surely the (*ahem*) logical assumption is that in fact things still haven't changed in the way God wants them to, and humanity keeps failing to get the message (though, admittedly, I'm not sure God has really chosen the best medium for his argument).
How about we treat people equally, do unto others and all that, and maybe then all the floods and such will stop.
Only they won't, of course, because it's a load of bollocks.
Guardian breaking news is saying UKIP just suspended the jeezo-loonspud councillor in question.
They didn't pray hard enough. Anyone that died was a crap Christian and deserved it.Using his 'logic,' why did God inflict the Black Death on Christian Europe then eh eh?
http://www.theguardian.com/society/...spiritual-disease-pray-healed-david-silvesterHe was suspended by the party after defying a request not to do further interviews on his beliefs following his initial claims made in a letter to a local newspaper.
The move came as leader Nigel Farage launched a clearout of "extremist, nasty or barmy" views from the party ahead of polls in May.
On Sunday he caused fresh controversy telling BBC Radio Berkshire that being gay was a "spiritual disease" that can be healed.
He said the new law, paving the way for the first gay marriages in Britain this spring, was the latest mistake that would anger God – following on from abortion laws, which he likened to the Holocaust.
"When I was at Bible college I did a thesis on homosexuality and I came across the writings of an American psychiatrist, Jeffrey Satinover. He came up with two particular beliefs; one, he said it has not been proven at all that the gay condition comes from the genes, and second he said that by the Holy Spirit, there is always power for a gay person to be healed.
remind me who?There's certain labour councillor who posted here for a while for example
Keep digging, pal [grabs popcorn].
You've gotta love the report author's name.Telegraph opts for a third 'belief'...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/h...-chances-of-child-being-gay-in-adulthood.html
Dick Swaab, professor of neurobiology at Amsterdam University,
Guardian breaking news is saying UKIP just suspended the jeezo-loonspud councillor in question.
remind me who?
A senior Conservative minister who is tipped to the party’s next chairman has said there are still “fruitcakes” in the UK Independence Party.
Michael Fallon, a business minister, made the comments after a Ukip councillor linked recent storms and floods to the Coalition’s decision to legalise same sex marriage.
Speaking about the state of Ukip on the BBC’s Sunday Politics Show, Mr Fallon said the comments showed that “there clearly are one or two fruitcakes still around there”.
He added: “[The Tories are] the only party that can actually secure reform and give people the choice they’ve been arguing for a long time. Whatever happens in the European elections it is simply a protest vote.”
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