BBC bias against Christians.

[Armoured]

So you think he should have been allowed to keep interrupting the other guy, even after he'd gotten more time than him?

anything less is Christian persecution.

 

[Go Braves]

Allowing a quick closing statement would have been sufficient.
Also he interrupted to try refute that attack before Owen moved onto the next one. He couldn't answer those attacks before he even said them.

You know that if he'd given one, then it only would have been fair for the other guy to get to too. Then they would've gone back and forth as long as they were let.

 

[Paradoxum]

Maybe the BBC will stop those marrying the person the love. Such oppression.

 

[mark kennedy]

As there is a General Election going on in the UK this TV program the daily politics gets the smaller parties out say what they are all about... (I searched for this topic but couldn't find it. Sorry if this has been covered already)

Watch the video.

The BBC allows a left wing tool to go on a massive tirade against the leader of the Christian peoples alliance, then doesn't even allow the Christian to respond.

This what we see more and more of in the west. I like to call it passive aggressive persecution, they constantly side line us and quietly silence us. Ridiculing us along the way whilst at the same time respecting every other religion (or atheist).

Am I the only one noticing this? Anyone think the opposite is true?

It looks like her follow up guest was just their to insult him, with her sitting there telling him to just sit there and listen.

 

[Edwin627]

Maybe the BBC will stop those marrying the person the love. Such oppression.

I'm sorry I don't understand your point.

 

[Motherofkittens]

You have to end it sometime, otherwise you would have each replying until infinity. Unfortunately you sometimes have to end it on an unfair note. However the CAP guy got to talk the majority of the time, and uninterrupted, so seems in favor of him.

The gay guy is probably Christian, as are most gay people. There is Christian persecution but this isn't it.

 

[Gene2memE]

BBC biased against Christians?

Are we talking about the same BBC? The UK national broadcaster one that has daily Christian specific religious programming across TV and radio?

The one that has a daily live broadcast of a Christian mass, a Christian prayer for the day, a radio request programme for specifically Christian music, a Christian choral TV & radio broadcast, and specific religious programming for Christian holidays such as Easter and Christmas, not to mention the irregular specials on aspects of Christian history and modern life?

That BBC?

Or are we conflating equal representation of view points with bias against one particular view point?

 

[Edwin627]

BBC biased against Christians?

Are we talking about the same BBC? The UK national broadcaster one that has daily Christian specific religious programming across TV and radio?

The one that has a daily live broadcast of a Christian mass, a Christian prayer for the day, a radio request programme for specifically Christian music, a Christian choral TV & radio broadcast, and specific religious programming for Christian holidays such as Easter and Christmas, not to mention the irregular specials on aspects of Christian history and modern life?

That BBC?

Or are we conflating equal representation of view points with bias against one particular view point?

They only air people that go along with their progressive agenda so you could be right in they show bias against a particular viewpoint. Most of the "religious" slots they air are actually just secular/Marxist guff.

 

[mindlight]

Watching the news tonight as the BBC celebrated the advent of gay marriage in Germany and celebrated the life of a dead holocaust survivor in France who was majorly responsible for initiating the horrors unleashed by the French abortion law it is hard to see any Christian sense to the BBC at all. I tend to regard them as an amoral / immoral but useful source of information rather than as an organisation with any kind of inherent wisdom or positive or uplifting creed. They are not even that patriotic really. It is hard to see how a genuine Christian with any kind of desire to challenge the status quo would ever get a job in that place.

 

[AirPo]

How was the BBC showing bias?

By not sucking up to the Christians.

 

[bhsmte]

By not sucking up to the Christians.

It does appear with some, not getting special treatment = persecution.

 

[ubicaritas]

Another example is when Tim Farron (leader of the Liberal Democrats) was asked if he thought gay sex was a sin in an interview. I don't agree this guys politics but I felt really bad for him especially since many politicians of other faiths have never been asked this.

In our country that would be in bad taste as it would amount to a religious test.

There's politicians in the US that belong to conservative religions but it doesn't impact their public policy necessarily, so the question itself is unfair. People can separate out their public and private lives, at least potentially.

 

[ubicaritas]

They only air people that go along with their progressive agenda so you could be right in they show bias against a particular viewpoint. Most of the "religious" slots they air are actually just secular/Marxist guff.

Or is it merely having a pproblem with modern theology? That's different from not supporting Christians perspectives.