Discussion:
Should Christians Boycott Hyundai For Blasphemous Christmas Ads?
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RW
2007-12-19 17:16:19 UTC
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You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches. Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.

I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide. So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?

And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this? I saw these commercials aired over and over again on the recent
Packers game on the Fox network, owned by the billionaire Jewish
Zionist Rupert Murdoch. Despite most of the modern false apostate
church of today, including Catholic Pope Benedict, Pat Robertson, John
Hagee, etc., sucking up to the Jews today most of the Jews are
continuing their hatred of Christianity that began in the 1st century.
See http://www.americanfreepress.net/html/christians_brutalized117.html
s***@shaw.ca
2007-12-19 19:32:43 UTC
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Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches.
What, people can't sing carols outside of churches now? Yah vol, Mein
Fuhrer!
Post by RW
Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.
Good on them.
Post by RW
I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide.
So? What does this have to do with his cars?
Post by RW
So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?
First off, they didn't blaspheme anything. Putting a couple of
holidays in their commercials is not blasphemy.

Second off, General Motors lost that money because they make crap.
They bet that everybody would want to drive overpriced, dirty, gas
guzzlers because Paul Hogan told them too. Then the gas prices went
through the roof and the lost that bet, big-time.

Add to that health care costs, ridiculous management salaries, and
servicing charges on an immense debt, and you have a recipe for
disaster.
Post by RW
And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this?
Because they're not bible-thumping racists like you.
Post by RW
I saw these commercials aired over and over again on the recent
Packers game on the Fox network, owned by the billionaire Jewish
Zionist Rupert Murdoch. Despite most of the modern false apostate
church of today, including Catholic Pope Benedict, Pat Robertson, John
Hagee, etc., sucking up to the Jews today most of the Jews are
continuing their hatred of Christianity that began in the 1st century.
Seehttp://www.americanfreepress.net/html/christians_brutalized117.html
Mike Flannigan
2007-12-20 00:52:46 UTC
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Post by s***@shaw.ca
Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches.
What, people can't sing carols outside of churches now? Yah vol, Mein
Fuhrer!
Post by RW
Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.
Good on them.
Post by RW
I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide.
So? What does this have to do with his cars?
Post by RW
So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?
First off, they didn't blaspheme anything. Putting a couple of
holidays in their commercials is not blasphemy.
Second off, General Motors lost that money because they make crap.
They bet that everybody would want to drive overpriced, dirty, gas
guzzlers because Paul Hogan told them too. Then the gas prices went
through the roof and the lost that bet, big-time.
Add to that health care costs, ridiculous management salaries, and
servicing charges on an immense debt, and you have a recipe for
disaster.
Post by RW
And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this?
Because they're not bible-thumping racists like you.
Pssst... You're responding to an obvious parody, Einstein..

Hahahahahah!

Oh man.. You morons keep me in stitches!

Bwahahahahah!
David Johnston
2007-12-20 01:56:26 UTC
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On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 18:52:46 -0600, "Mike Flannigan"
Post by Mike Flannigan
Post by s***@shaw.ca
Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches.
What, people can't sing carols outside of churches now? Yah vol, Mein
Fuhrer!
Post by RW
Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.
Good on them.
Post by RW
I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide.
So? What does this have to do with his cars?
Post by RW
So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?
First off, they didn't blaspheme anything. Putting a couple of
holidays in their commercials is not blasphemy.
Second off, General Motors lost that money because they make crap.
They bet that everybody would want to drive overpriced, dirty, gas
guzzlers because Paul Hogan told them too. Then the gas prices went
through the roof and the lost that bet, big-time.
Add to that health care costs, ridiculous management salaries, and
servicing charges on an immense debt, and you have a recipe for
disaster.
Post by RW
And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this?
Because they're not bible-thumping racists like you.
Pssst... You're responding to an obvious parody, Einstein..
What's it a parody of?
Mike Flannigan
2007-12-20 02:15:43 UTC
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Post by David Johnston
On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 18:52:46 -0600, "Mike Flannigan"
Post by Mike Flannigan
Post by s***@shaw.ca
Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches.
What, people can't sing carols outside of churches now? Yah vol, Mein
Fuhrer!
Post by RW
Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.
Good on them.
Post by RW
I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide.
So? What does this have to do with his cars?
Post by RW
So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?
First off, they didn't blaspheme anything. Putting a couple of
holidays in their commercials is not blasphemy.
Second off, General Motors lost that money because they make crap.
They bet that everybody would want to drive overpriced, dirty, gas
guzzlers because Paul Hogan told them too. Then the gas prices went
through the roof and the lost that bet, big-time.
Add to that health care costs, ridiculous management salaries, and
servicing charges on an immense debt, and you have a recipe for
disaster.
Post by RW
And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this?
Because they're not bible-thumping racists like you.
Pssst... You're responding to an obvious parody, Einstein..
What's it a parody of?
The left's stupid misconceptions of the right.
pandora
2007-12-21 00:15:52 UTC
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Post by Mike Flannigan
Post by David Johnston
On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 18:52:46 -0600, "Mike Flannigan"
Post by Mike Flannigan
Post by s***@shaw.ca
Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches.
What, people can't sing carols outside of churches now? Yah vol, Mein
Fuhrer!
Post by RW
Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.
Good on them.
Post by RW
I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide.
So? What does this have to do with his cars?
Post by RW
So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?
First off, they didn't blaspheme anything. Putting a couple of
holidays in their commercials is not blasphemy.
Second off, General Motors lost that money because they make crap.
They bet that everybody would want to drive overpriced, dirty, gas
guzzlers because Paul Hogan told them too. Then the gas prices went
through the roof and the lost that bet, big-time.
Add to that health care costs, ridiculous management salaries, and
servicing charges on an immense debt, and you have a recipe for
disaster.
Post by RW
And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this?
Because they're not bible-thumping racists like you.
Pssst... You're responding to an obvious parody, Einstein..
What's it a parody of?
The left's stupid misconceptions of the right.
I believe the left has the right pegged correctly. Live with it.
s***@shaw.ca
2007-12-21 18:09:51 UTC
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Post by Mike Flannigan
Post by s***@shaw.ca
Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches.
What, people can't sing carols outside of churches now? Yah vol, Mein
Fuhrer!
Post by RW
Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.
Good on them.
Post by RW
I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide.
So? What does this have to do with his cars?
Post by RW
So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?
First off, they didn't blaspheme anything. Putting a couple of
holidays in their commercials is not blasphemy.
Second off, General Motors lost that money because they make crap.
They bet that everybody would want to drive overpriced, dirty, gas
guzzlers because Paul Hogan told them too. Then the gas prices went
through the roof and the lost that bet, big-time.
Add to that health care costs, ridiculous management salaries, and
servicing charges on an immense debt, and you have a recipe for
disaster.
Post by RW
And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this?
Because they're not bible-thumping racists like you.
Pssst... You're responding to an obvious parody, Einstein..
Hahahahahah!
Oh man.. You morons keep me in stitches!
Bwahahahahah!
No, I think we're dealing with a genuine nutcase here.
Mike Flannigan
2007-12-22 01:49:51 UTC
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Post by s***@shaw.ca
Post by Mike Flannigan
Post by s***@shaw.ca
Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches.
What, people can't sing carols outside of churches now? Yah vol, Mein
Fuhrer!
Post by RW
Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.
Good on them.
Post by RW
I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide.
So? What does this have to do with his cars?
Post by RW
So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?
First off, they didn't blaspheme anything. Putting a couple of
holidays in their commercials is not blasphemy.
Second off, General Motors lost that money because they make crap.
They bet that everybody would want to drive overpriced, dirty, gas
guzzlers because Paul Hogan told them too. Then the gas prices went
through the roof and the lost that bet, big-time.
Add to that health care costs, ridiculous management salaries, and
servicing charges on an immense debt, and you have a recipe for
disaster.
Post by RW
And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this?
Because they're not bible-thumping racists like you.
Pssst... You're responding to an obvious parody, Einstein..
Hahahahahah!
Oh man.. You morons keep me in stitches!
Bwahahahahah!
No, I think we're dealing with a genuine nutcase here.
No, two. A slandering democrat smear merchant an you, a gullible democrat
moron..

A microcosm of the relationship between the dem party and it's constituents.

Thanks, guys, for the demonstration!

Mike Flannigan
2007-12-20 00:45:43 UTC
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Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think they're blasphemous against Christianity. They have a choir
singing, and even though they're singing secular Christmas songs
choirs are usually associated with churches. Then one has a lamb in
it, a symbol of Jesus Christ, and another has a dove in it, a symbol
of the Holy Spirit.
I understand Hyundai and Kia were founded by a wealthy South Korean
Buddhist/Confucionist and two of his sons committed suicide. So why
are we allowing these guys to bring their cheap cars over here to
compete against our own American manufactured cars, especially when
General Motors lost $29 billion or something last quarter and then
they blaspheme the God of the majority of the people of our country?
And I don't think we should just complain about Hyundai/Kia for
producing this commercial. Why are the television networks carrying
this? I saw these
<THUNK>

Zzzzzzz... Zzzzzz....
Tim Crowley
2007-12-20 03:04:08 UTC
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Post by RW
You may have seen the Hyundai ads recently, the Holi-duh Sale. And I
think
No you don't. You never have and you never will.
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