It turns out that a hate-filled movie that ridicules Islam also involved a major Obama donor Bill Maher. Our friend John Nolte of Big Hollywood and Breitbart.com writes :
"Bill Maher made a comedy/documentary called "Religulous" that's most famous for mercilessly mocking Christianity. But what people forget is that the last twenty-minutes or so of the film make a damning case against Islam. Bill Maher made a film that mocked Islam. Oh, yes, he did. Bill Maher also contributed $1 million to a pro-Obama super PAC."
Trying to appease the anti-American and anti-Semitic bigots in the Muslim world, as well as to redirect everyone's attention from their own failed policies, White House spokesman Jay Carney and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton self-righteously blamed a recently surfaced "movie" as the reason for the Muslim riots.
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The movie mocks every religion.
How is Bill Maher a bigot? Do you people even know what that word means?
Good point Alex....yet none of the other religions murdered anyone over a movie.
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Last time I checked it ment someone that is intolerant of others peoples views if it differs from their own. Sounds just like Bill Maher.
YES! Thank you Alex!
You are brilliant in you're attempt to validate Bill Mahar and hold him without responsibility.
So why do you ridicule The Innocence of Muslims but not him?
Because you are a rank and file Obama poopsniffer team member!
Hypocrite.
So Alex with your typical progressive hypocrisy, you must ALSO thinkthat it is perfectly okay for the "Obama got Bin Laden" movie to be released as well. YOu know the movie that Obama leaked classified info to his chosen Hollywood insider movie producers to glorify Obama as the killer of Bin Laden. Do you not think that a movie flaunting the murder of Osama could possible incite Muslims? Is it responsible act to allow ANOTHER inflammatory film to be released--well of course it is if it makes OBama look good, RIGHT ALEX??????
Alex?
Helooooo, Alex?...
And what part of that definition definds Bill Maher?
All he does in that movie is question your religion - Like why do you believe what you believe when scientific fact has proven you wrong, time and time again?
Thats not being bigotted, thats asking a simple question.
Dont you ask your kids why they have imaginary friends?
Alex sounds alter egoish to me.
"All he does in that movie is question your religion - Like why do you believe what you believe when scientific fact has proven you wrong, time and time again?
Thats not being bigotted, thats asking a simple question."
Oh please! Look no further than the movie poster~~monkey's dressed in religious grab~~~7:34. That's poking fun and attempting to belittle and not just "asking a simple question."
It would not be considered bigoted if it just marginalized religion but the movie mocks religion as was the intent.
I canceled my HBO subscription years ago because of his comments concerning southerners and "Red State People". A true liberal jerk.
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