No matter how O'Reilly tries to defend his "Bible Thumpers" remark, it was condescending and insulting. "Bible Thumpers" has always been a pejorative term, and there is no excuse for his use of it. O'Reilly has become so puffed up and prideful lately that he can't even bring himself to admit his mistake - just sad.
Another thing that's really got my knickers in a bunch lately is his frequent references to many parts of the Bible as merely allegory, and not the inspired word of God. There are many different interpretations of the Bible, and O’Reilly’s entitled to his, but he's been putting his theory out there as if it were Received Wisdom, from God's lips to O'Reilly's ears. I've even seen him press the argument on a guest who is a pastor (!), not even allowing him to express his view. Totally shut him off. Very unlovely, IMHO. Sounds like Billy-Boy is a Cafeteria Christian.
Lately I've found myself shouting at the TV, "Shut up, Bill!" It's really annoying when he asks questions of guests and then interrupts them before they get a chance to finish their answers.
Right, Toby - folks need to chill. I'm as pissed off as anyone, but the libtards are just itching to turn these intemperate remarks on us. I can hear them now, "These gun nuts are weird, and can't be trusted in matters of firearms safety!"
@Berman: No one is interested in your opinions. STFU and do your job: reporting the _facts_.
Dawg, your statement, "Ms. Prejean is a narrow-minded, bigoted, opportunist and I'm appalled that so many people support her." is a perfect example of psychological projection, where the sick person ascribes his own pathological characteristics to others.
Ya got those talking points down pretty good, there, bondjedi ...
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