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mardigras 06-30-2005 10:05 AM

Family Research Council drive to prevent new ABC show from airing successful
 
http://tv.msn.com/tv/article.aspx?news=195536

Notice the FRC only got a one line last sentence mention in the article. They (along with other "family" organizations) had a huge drive to complain about this show and threaten ABC advertisers with boycotts. This organization is the same one who says 2257 is a another "tool" they can use to "get rid of pornography".

If you're not familiar with the FRC I posted numerous links to info about them and their activities in this thread:
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=479170


Quote:

http://www.religioustolerance.org/news_05may.htm
2005-MAY-31: USA: Hollywood & ABC TV criticized for portrayal of Christians: Citizen Link, a service of the Fundamentalist Christian group Focus on the Family has criticized ABC's "Welcome to the Neighborhood" program -- a summer reality show which features seven families bidding to buy a new house in a suburban cul-de-sac. The neighbors select the winning family. Ted Baehr of Movie Guide wrote that the Christian contestants will be the ones people love to hate. He wrote: "ABC is really making a tremendous mistake in terms of audience. The audience out there wants positive portrayals." Pat Trueman of the Family Research Council criticized Hollywood movies for their portrayal of Christian characters. He said: "Anyone who is portrayed as a minister of the Gospel is treated as someone who is backward, a redneck, prejudiced, uncouth." Don Feder, president of Jews Against Anti-Christian Defamation, said "Christians, especially evangelical Christians are being attacked because they're standing up for the right values." Tim Wildmon, president of the American Family Association suggests that religious conservatives complain to the advertisers of TV programs. He said: "Find out who the advertisers are and contact the advertisers. That's the best way to impact a television program or series." However he cautions conservatives to be careful that when contacting ABC or the shows' sponsors that they don't become the stereotype that they are protesting.

iwantchixx 06-30-2005 11:09 AM

omg, so they want it pulled because the christian family might be one people hate? Holy crap...

This organization is NUTS.

EmporerEJ 06-30-2005 12:54 PM

Are you really that surprised?
Remember the crusades?
I was raised catholic.....these people ARE nuts.

Manowar 06-30-2005 12:57 PM

Fucking religious people.

rambler 06-30-2005 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Manowar
Fucking religious people.

STUPID Fucking religious people.

mardigras 06-30-2005 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by iwantchixx
omg, so they want it pulled ...

Correction: They got it pulled.

pr0 06-30-2005 01:16 PM

people need to get spiritual & stop listening to these christian crusaders

being close to god doesn't mean you'll burn in hell for masturbating

idiots

mardigras 06-30-2005 01:17 PM

Don't underestimate Pat Trueman and company. They get results. If you haven't read the links I posted in the other thread I highly recommend you do :warning

mardigras 06-30-2005 05:04 PM

Bump for the night crowd.
These are the same folks that got Howard Stern pulled off of many radio stations.
Quote:

...A pro-family leader is urging continued public pressure on the Federal Communications Commission because it is a tactic that is obviously working. Family Research Council consultant Pat Trueman says there is a clampdown happening on the broadcast airwaves, and it is coming from a public outcry for a return to decency.
What he doesn't say is that the "outcry" he speaks of is their organization stuffing the complaint box.

SykkBoy 06-30-2005 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by iwantchixx
omg, so they want it pulled because the christian family might be one people hate? Holy crap...

This organization is NUTS.

true, but unlike our industry, they are very well organized

mardigras 06-30-2005 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by SykkBoy2
true, but unlike our industry, they are very well organized

Exactly. They have an online obscenity report form which has generated over 50,000 obscenity complaints sent to every state attorney in the US. Before you think it's only against extreme sites, you should know the checkboxes on the form are to report:
Sexual Intercourse
Sadomasochism
Anal Sex
Masturbation
Sexual Bestiality
Excretory Functions
Oral Sex
Lewd Exhibition of the Genitals
Other

http://www.ynot.com/modules.php?op=m...cle &sid=9483
Quote:

Patrick Trueman has long been an outspoken and single-minded voice of condemnation not only of pornographic materials as "obscene" but also material that much of mainstream would consider merely saucy.

The organization's website claims that Trueman is responsible for a "record number of convictions against producers and distributors of child pornography and obscenity."
http://www.christianpost.com/article...grap hy/1.htm
Quote:

"Much of pornography or hardcore material that is shown is considered obscene material by law? and that's illegal," he said. "If we simply enforce the law, it would have a significant effect."

Pat Trueman, senior legal counsel for the Family Research Council to FOTF, speculated "[The Attorney General is] going to go after pornographers who are violating the law across the board, and I think you're going to see this all unfold in the next couple years ? and you're going to get a lot of convictions."

Loki 06-30-2005 06:17 PM

I was born and raised catholic.......





But then I reached the age of reason lol

-Loki-

eroswebmaster 06-30-2005 06:18 PM

LOL I love how all of you gloss over this part and only focus on the "Christians":
Quote:

The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, after viewing the series, expressed strong concerns.
While it ultimately carries a valuable message about diversity and acceptance, those watching the first episodes could be left thinking discrimination is "not that big a deal," GLAAD spokesman Damon Romine said Wednesday.

"Regardless of how things turn out at the end of the last show, it's dangerous to let intolerance and bigotry go unchallenged for weeks at a time," he said, adding that GLAAD hopes a revised version might air.

mardigras 06-30-2005 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by eroswebmaster
LOL I love how all of you gloss over this part and only focus on the "Christians":

Well, the rare event of the homosexual lobby and the religious right bumping uglies is a great topic in of itself but this thread was to update the activities of those I have been warning as a greater threat to the posters of this board than any government entity they may be worried about. I guarantee you their numbers dwarfed any gay lobbies in this matter.

If you've not read that thread, again I would highly recommend that you do so (read past the pissing match that happened within it:upsidedow) to get to all the information posted there on these people.

I am attempting to provide in these threads documentation that the "new morality" being shoved down our country's throat is not the "will of the people" but the work of a very few, well funded, well placed extremists. They spearheaded a little success you might have heard of recently ... half-million dollar fines for TV and radio stations for any single incident declared "obscene". They have quite a number of constituents and legislature's ears that obscenity is on cable and satellite TV and falls under the same local regulations as broadcast TV, which is partly why they file a majority of their complaints in local jourisdictions. :Oh crap

tony286 06-30-2005 07:48 PM

Hey they are not all bad they are against .xxx lol

mardigras 06-30-2005 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by tony404
Hey they are not all bad they are against .xxx lol

Only because they say it would suggest legitimacy to the industry (which would be free to continue to use .com addresses).
Read up. "Pat Trueman" "Tony Perkins" "Morality in Media" "Family Research Council" "American Family Association" "Focus on the Family"...
Nasty people. Stocked full with lawyers that know how to work it:(

Code_Havoc 06-30-2005 08:34 PM

I'm gonna have a church built, and only let extremist religious freaks like these failures in. The catch; as soon as you walk in the door, you get shot in the head. It's the only way to stop'em. Besides, that's what churches were meant for, why else would they have such high ceillings then to hold a lot of bodies?

12clicks 06-30-2005 09:12 PM

halfwits and their ignorance are always on display at GFY

"Groups ranging from the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) and the National Fair Housing Alliance to the conservative Family Research Council had raised concerns about the show, the papers said."""

mardigras 07-01-2005 03:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 12clicks
halfwits and their ignorance are always on display at GFY

"Groups ranging from the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) and the National Fair Housing Alliance to the conservative Family Research Council had raised concerns about the show, the papers said."""

Are you referring to the halfwits that don't read the whole thread before posting?

uno 07-01-2005 04:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eroswebmaster
LOL I love how all of you gloss over this part and only focus on the "Christians":

Expressing strong concerns doesn't go near what anyone else did. Not being religous nutjobs i doubt they'd go anywhere even approaching a fraction of a percent to what the family groups did.

SinisterStudios 07-01-2005 04:55 AM

Organized religion will be the downfall of this planet, mark my words.

BTW my god is better than YOUR GOD!!!!!

Code_Havoc 07-01-2005 06:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SinisterStudios
Organized religion will be the downfall of this planet, mark my words.

Religion actually seems very unorganized to me. They're all worshipping fake, make believe people, yet they can't get along. They all pretend some guy, who doesn't exist, created us...yet they can't get along. And they all believe this very same guy (starting to sound a bit sexist here now) is always watching over....but doesn't have the balls to show'em self....yet they still can't get along!

GatorB 07-01-2005 06:52 AM

Since they like to firebomb abortion clinics and shoot abortion doctors why doesn't some do the same to them? Maybe then they'll get the message to BACK THE FUCK OFF. Do we not have ONE nutjob on our side? How is it they can get the likes of Eric Rudolph to do their dirty work?

TheSaint 07-01-2005 06:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mardigras
Exactly. They have an online obscenity report form which has generated over 50,000 obscenity complaints sent to every state attorney in the US. Before you think it's only against extreme sites, you should know the checkboxes on the form are to report:
Sexual Intercourse

Cool site. Once a week or so I use that site to report themselves or some other Christian web site as obscene. :thumbsup

mardigras 07-01-2005 11:10 AM

The FRC released their statement on the retirement of Sandra Day O'Connor,
Quote:

"I am confident that President Bush will name a replacement for Justice O'Connor who has the same judicial philosophy as Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, as he indicated he would in his reelection campaign.

"The public is primed for the fight it will take to confirm a nominee. FRC can motivate significant grassroots support for the President's nominees. We will wage an unprecedented effort for a fair and prompt up or down vote through the mobilization of 20,000 churches across the nation, weekly conference calls in targeted states, the strengthening of the FRC team and activation of grassroots through www.frc.org "
http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=PR05G02

uno 07-01-2005 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mardigras
The FRC released their statement on the retirement of Sandra Day O'Connor,
http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=PR05G02

I can't wait for the new civil war. Yay.

psili 07-01-2005 02:19 PM

I want to say it's "fascinating" or "amusing" that organizations "for families" are exactly the opposite, in my opinion. An organization for family would practice and preach the strength of the family unit and how to watch over your family, keeping it safe.

In my opinion, it's absolutely disgusting, these family organizations and family's not willing to accept responsibility. Fuck them. Fuck their families.


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