Denounce Jerry Falwell
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We, the undersigned, denounce and condemn Jerry Falwell for using the tragedy of September 11th to further his own extremist agenda. Jerry Falwell has openly and publicly blamed the recent terrorist attacks on the ACLU, NOW, People for the American Way, gays, lesbians, abortion providers, pagans and feminists. Even worse, he has done so under the guise of being a "religious leader".
The tragedy that befell our country on September 11th came about because of fanaticism and hatred. We believe that hate-filled fanatics like Jerry Falwell are a danger to our country and to the freedom and well being of people across the world.
The innocent people who were killed on September 11th died because of hate. We call upon our political leaders, as well as all true religious and moral leaders, to join us in condemning Jerry Falwell's despicable and ugly remarks. An article about Falwell's statements can be read here.
The tragedy that befell our country on September 11th came about because of fanaticism and hatred. We believe that hate-filled fanatics like Jerry Falwell are a danger to our country and to the freedom and well being of people across the world.
The innocent people who were killed on September 11th died because of hate. We call upon our political leaders, as well as all true religious and moral leaders, to join us in condemning Jerry Falwell's despicable and ugly remarks. An article about Falwell's statements can be read here.
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Cindi S
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- Atlanta, GA
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Douglas D
- City/State
- Chicago
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- Falwell is an extremist, who supports hatred and violence against innocent people. He is no different than the terrorists who have committed these terrible acts. Why ANYONE would give this man the time of day is beyond me.
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Beth T
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Carol L
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- ny
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- Pray for peace
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claire g
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Steven L. N
- City/State
- Enid, OK
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- Mr. Falwell is a poor example of an American and an even worse example of a Christian.
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David M
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- Seattle, WA
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- Surely hatemongers like Falwell are no less damned than the Hitlers and bin Ladens of our world.
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Cassy A
- City/State
- Alexandria, VA
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Christopher A
- City/State
- San Jose, CA
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- Unite! We are strong in our diversity. America is greater than any one of us. It is all of us!!
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Dan B
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Cheryl A
- City/State
- Arlington, VA
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Diane B
- City/State
- Del Norte County, CA
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- Bigotry spread in the name of God is still bigotry, no matter who you believe your God to be.
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Deborah C
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- cocoa fla
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- Its a real crime that mouth falwell wasn't the only occupant of the world trade center on 9-11
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David E
- City/State
- Los Angeles, Ca.
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Chris G
- City/State
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Maureen H
- City/State
- Wichita
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D.C. L
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- Violence begets violence
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Daniel W
- City/State
- Houston
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- I would have thought social darwinism would have killed these idiots years ago...
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D. C
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charles l
- City/State
- louisville,ky
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Jerry L. F
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David D
- City/State
- Milwaukee, WI
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Don D
- City/State
- Shingle Springs CA 95682
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David D
- City/State
- Louisville KY
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- Falwell should read his Bible instead of denouncing those he doesn't agree with. He might stumble across a verse that says something about loving one's neighbor.
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Jen S
- City/State
- Central FL
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- Falwell, you are such a bigot it's not even funny. Maybe YOU are the one in league with bin Laden.
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Denis Michael F
- City/State
- Rapid City, SD
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Chris C
- City/State
- Conway, AR
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Jessica J
- City/State
- Moscow, ID
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Colette M. P
- City/State
- Kannapolis, NC
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- How dare Jerry Falwell take this time to divide the people, instead of doing what a religious leader should do. That is bring all the people together, of all beleifs and race. It is never a good time to do any type of discrimination, but now is definitely not the time or place. I stand by all americans, no matter what thier belief system or race is. I ask all people to do the same. What he has done is wrong.
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Debby G
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- Sacramento, CA
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- We need to come together, not be torn apart. God is "mad" at us and therefore unleashes this kind of horror? I'm glad I'm not Christian, then.
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Doreene M
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- Bremerton, WA
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- He is wrong in all things that he has said, also I think he needs to read his history better. The very last time we werre attacked on American soil was Pearl Habor. I am outraged of what he has said and I sincerely hope he is taken off the air.
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COLUM M. S
- City/State
- KEYSTONE, SD.
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- The "REV" Falwell's comments and actions are nothing less than an act of terrorism against the people of a grieving nation spoken with the intent of turning the country in upon itself.
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Angela T
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Ben C
- City/State
- Austin, TX
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Robert D
- City/State
- Seattle
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- Have your rectocranial inversion looked at, Jerry.
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Maryam S
- City/State
- Oakmont, PA
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- I condemn the outrageous remarks made by Jerry Falwell regarding Tuesday's tragedy. If I were a self-righteous fundamentalist conservative bigot who anointed myself the grand high queen of passing judgment on everyone who didn't agree with my views, I'd say that there's a special place in hell for Mr. Falwell and those of his ilk. I'm not in charge of judging everyone else, however; somehow that quality was left out of my genetic makeup. My sincere condolences to all of those affected by the devastating attacks on Tuesday. I am utterly heartsick.
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Charles L
- City/State
- Orlando, FL
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- Farwell has turned his religion into an instrument of hate and divisiveness. It bears no resemblance to Christianity.
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eileen O
- City/State
- St. Petersburg, FL
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- This is blasphemy, to describe God as so hateful and punitive. Falwell is the Christ-hater, not those he describes.
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David P
- City/State
- Minneapolis, MN
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Kristina Marie B
- City/State
- Atlanta, Ga
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- I believe individuals such as Falwell are no different than the terrorists themselves
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Danial B. R
- City/State
- Seattle, WA
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- Not a time for hate, Jerry.
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Liz S
- City/State
- wa
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Denise Anne F
- City/State
- Jacksonville, FL
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- Get a grip on reality. This is beneath even you.
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R. Scott F
- City/State
- San Jose, CA
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- You should be ashamed. I'm embarassed for you. What were you thinking? Obviously you weren't.
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Barry G
- City/State
- Phoenix, AZ
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- BASTARD
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D H
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- Not only your comments, but your half hearted, bordering-on-lying retraction fill me with revulsion, 'Rev' Falwell. You are no more Christian than Osama bin Laden himself. You're a true disgrace to both the country and the faith.
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Frank R. M
- City/State
- Seattle, WA
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- Falwell's remarks insult God as much as they insult me.
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eliya
- City/State
- toledo ohio
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- falwell is only fueling the hatred of those who organized this act of destruction, but also the hatredof those who have no tolerance of those that do not have his beliefs. In many ways, he is condoning such acts, by creating hatred for those of a different belief system, or against those who are different. Falwell needs to learn the compassion that his God has for ALL PEOPLE, and not just for the "chosen few".
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Elizabeth G
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Diana A
- City/State
- San Antonio, TX
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