Christian Crusade Bans "EVIL DVD"

A small Christian fanatical fringe and have manage to vanquish worse evil in the world! They took on and destoryed Jerry Springer: The Oprea, a worse threat in many peoples' eyes then say global poverty, or wars in foriegn lands that just so happen to have a natural resource, and WMDs which it chooses not to use when being invaded..

The brave act of censorship preformed by the rightious christian crusaders that have managed to make Sainsburrys and Woolsworths ban the sinster Jerry Springer: The Oprea DVD, started when the BBC, who dance around with chickens to scarifiece to their satanic master, screened the show, which was actually made by Beelzebub.

The religious Christian tiny censorship loving, freedom hating group decided the best and most christian way to fight the BBC, was to send death threats to TV execs, refer to the Behzti riots in an e-mail campaign. Many claimed that it would lower the moral town of Britain and brings EVIIIIIIIIIIIIIL onto all of our lives. Unlike Sainburys, who got scared after just 10 complaints (oh no that is 80% of there customers......) the BBC stood there ground, and now will burn in hell for there sins.

However, now that the minority have had a victory, I wonder how long it will be before the mintority of the so-called christians return to what they see of the 'good old days' of burning hertics, stoning homosexuals, isolating and stigmatism single parents and divorced women, drowning of witches and ruling the country while killing other Christians for not beleving in exactly the same.

Of course, the minority do not represent the view of the Christian faith as a whole, the minority is just a few fanatical nuts who are quiet hyprocritical in there message and the way they go about achieving there goals.

It is ashame that Woolsworths and Sainburys have given into religious bullying, and decided to censor and crush freedom of speech, in favour of a vocal minority.


Random fact:

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