[Fawn]

Someone on facebook is saying that Bible esppouses hate....like slavery....does the Bible say Slavery is ok?

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Wow. Very good.

[W.Lee]

I recall one of the episodes of DD where Phil is taking the boys fishing and puts “tote sacks” on their heads to hide the location of his fishing hole. He said he had to “Bradshaw” them.

[Guenevere]

I think this video is from October.

I'm curious to know if Bradshaw supported his old friend recently.

[Battle Axe]

My Dad was like Phil Robertson, loved to hunt and fish. It was my job as a kid riding home on the school bus, to scout the ditches and check for ducks. It is my favorite dinner, fillet of Mallard, cooked in mushroom soup with wild rice, green beans with onions.

[hawaiianninja]

Getting back to the video. That was indeed a great clip!

[Usagi_yo]

Note the Big Honking cross that he wears about his neck.

[TheMole]

Just in case anybody wants to see some LA Tech football with Phil Robertson as quarterback, here you go:

1966 Highlights of Alabama vs. Louisiana Tech

Special bonus -- the Alabama QB is the 1970s left-handed NFL star Ken Stabler.

[hosepipe]

https://vimeo.com/74935246

[RavenATB]

Interesting how A&E has been making huge profits from broadcasting the Robertson’s faith (a huge reason for their popularity) for years, and then they dump Phil for openly discussing his faith, making statements which are 100 percent consistent with the life and values A&E has been getting rich by parading across our TVs every week on Duck Dynasty.

Firing Phil Robertson for discussing his Christian faith...including all the comments in question...is like firing an airline pilot for achieving a 100% safety and on-time takeoff/arrival record, or firing an NFL quarterback for leading his team to win the Superbowl.

Phil Robertson’s faith (and his family’s faith) has been the center of interest for a huge portion of the DD audience. Viewers may walk to the “fridge” for a beer while the boys are doing something stupid for the audience, but every viewer is sitting glued to the set when the show ends and the Robertson family gathers around the dinner table for the prayer we all know and expect to hear.

The Christian faith component of the show has been the key to DD’s success since “day 1,” and everyone in the Robertson family knows it. That family...mocked though they may be...knows and understands their audience far better than do the ridiculous hypocrites who run A&E.

[PatriotGirl827]

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