[RansomOttawa]

"The greatest moral force there by far is Islam because it is present in the prisons" . . .

What's Wrong With This Picture?

[Bullish]

Hell will be chock full of democrats like Ramsey Clark.

[Grampa Dave]

Ramsey Clark, probably has been funded by the Islamofascists as long and as much as the communists have funded this anti America/American POS.

He and Jimmy Carter have the same DNA bad chromosone. They both hate America/Americans/Capitalism and work 24/7 to weaken it.

Ramsey Clark is a prime ACLU hate Christians poster boy.

[pgyanke]

The Book of Ramsey, Chapter 6:

23 And when Jesus saw the money changers in the temple, He put on His Holy vestment loaded with dynamite and 24 blew all of them, plus some innocent women and children, to meet 25 His father in Heaven for it was written by the prophet Bubba:

26 My House shall be called a House of prayer but you are making it a robber's den...therefore 27 I will issue a fatwa against you and my servant shall blow you to smithereens.

[Green Knight]

"The Christian Church overwhelmingly -- there are exceptions -- who choose to call Mohammed a terrorist. They could call Jesus a terrorist too," said Clark. "I mean, he was pretty tough on money lenders a time or two."

Been a while since I read the Gospels, but I don't recall Jesus killing the moneylenders and slaughtering their families...

[Jhoffa_]

They could call Jesus a terrorist too," said Clark. "I mean, he was pretty tough on money lenders a time or two."

What a fool.

There is no comparison between Jesus driving money changers from the temple (His own fathers house, or if you don't believe in Christ, it's at most just a public gathering place.) one time, with a whip and Islamic Terrorists cutting peoples noses off, blowing up airplanes and killing innocents.

For the Christian it's acceptable for him to drive these people from the Temple. For the Non-Christian, it still doesn't sound like much more than a misdemeanor.

It's so ridiculous as to not even merit serious consideration, yet I bet it will become a popular sound byte.

[Odile]

AHA! the very SECOND I saw the headline I KNEW it HAD to be that worn out old sack of turkey droppings, Ramsey Clark.

It'd be interesting to get him and Jimmeh Cawtuh in the same room and listen in on what they might have to say to one another. The two of them and dismal old Coleman McCarthy belong to the same anti-American Society.

"Jimmeh" makes such a big deal out of his Christianity, yet he shares most of Clark's deranged ideas on international relations and foreign policy.

Knaves, fools and -- above all -- HYPOCRITES these types.

[Bernard]

"...The Christian Church overwhelmingly -- there are exceptions -- who choose to call Mohammed a terrorist. They could call Jesus a terrorist too," said Clark. "I mean, he was pretty tough on money lenders a time or two." Clark, who served as attorney general under former president Lyndon Johnson..."

Some people just never grow out of their stupidity. It's along streeeeeeetch from chasing out the money lenders to being a terrorist. Too bad Ramsey can't see the difference.

[MrJingles]

How many Christians are going to be so outaged by this comment that they'll go out and slaughter some muslims? My guess: none. But we'll have to see...

[Mr. Silverback]

Even if one could consider the actions of Jesus to be wrong (they weren't) we're still talking about a few butt whoopins compared to bathing a good portion of Southern Asia in blood. By this guy's definition, a playground bully is a terrorist, and said bully gets to claim moral equivalency with the Son of God. Sorry, Mr. Ramsey, sell crazy somewhere else, we're all stocked up here.

[Mr. K]

They need to start stresssing the importance of not taking things out of context in journalism school. This title is way out of bounds when you read the text in which it was used.

He DID NOT call Christ a terrorist, hes said OTHERS MIGHT call him one, for thrashing the money changers in the temple...

Geez... (and I usually dont defend dumbocrats)

[Wondervixen]

When I read the headline on this thread I didn't even have to guess what political party the AG in question belonged to. That it was Clark would have probably been a coin flip, but the likelihood was a little more steep than just 50/50...Maybe 90/10.

[cinFLA]

Clark also expressed his admiration for Muslims and pointed to the U.S. prison population as an example.

I could point to the WTC towers; if they were still standing ....