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The Big Four Christian baiters are (1) Planned Parenthood, (2) the ACLU, (3) the Democrat Party, and (4) People for The American Way founded by TV honcho Norman Lear.

Planned Parenthood is giving out do-it-yourself abortion kits - gaily gift-wrapped vials of RU 486 with complete instructions.

The ACLU is packaging it's recently published book, " Complete Guide to Prosecuting Christians."

The Democrat Party is filling party regulars stocking with the party's symbol - condoms. McAuliife commissioned custom-designed condoms screen-printed all-over with the DNC insignia.

Norman Lear is producing a TV sequel to his watershed show "All in the Family." He's calling it, " Screw Western Civilization."

I see no indication of sarcasm to indicate that these revelations are tongue in cheek-therefore I will respond with sarcasm to the actions of the creeps (1) (2) (3) and (4):

"gaily" gift-wrapped and vials of RU486, in the same sentence seem out of place; but coming from Planned Parenthood with complete instructions, wraps the sum total of the assinity into what we have come to expect from those loonies.

"Complete guide to persecuting...oops, prosecuting Christians." No suprise at all, coming from the ACLU, not even the intentional misspelling of persecution in the title.

Considering that the demonrats most exotic asperation is to mass rape the entirety of the population of the United States of America, it is comforting to see how condom focused they are-let's just hope they are industrial strength instead of the usual inferior options chosen by dumbocRATS.

"Screw western civilization" That is pretty much what the message of Lear's crappy productions always say. The tripe of Lear won't last a year if we all just say, "Screw Lear!"- the bastard despises what we hold dear.

Christmas, Merry Christmas, Jesus, Jesus Christ, the Christ child, the Nativity, anything that suggests religiousness will never pass the lips of Hollyweird and the warped politically correct crowd this time of year.

Really, now?

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I just love disproving heedless "universal cases" like this one. Not that this is the most stellar example -- even with my being as a 30-year admirer of Streisand's art, and most emphatically not of most of her politics, I don't even own this CD, at least not for now. Yet I've heard it, and this Jew doesn't at all denigrate what this holiday means -- she does quite the opposite.

Oh, by the way, lady, don't miss Streisand's rendition of Schubert's version of the "Ave Maria," by the way. It's a nice complement to the recording she made of the Gounod version, back in 1967.