Stand with Phil

[blackradio]

Well since you wanted to take it down this road. I will drop him a message on Facebook and let him know how pissed off your mother is that he left out her profession.

 

Upon looking at your profile, I see you are not a teenager...

[Culvercreek hunt club]

Upon looking at your profile, I see you are not a teenager...

Just one that can spit ignorance and you are painted with it. Your view on this amazes me. You have a need to see bigotry where there is none. Obviously have an issue with his choice of faith. I'll pray for you, seems you need it

[blackradio]

You seem to have a need to hang off this idiot's nuts for who knows what reason. You're backing this guy's views and calling me ignorant.

 

 

 

[jjb4900]

the more I read the interview, I don't take his statement on how someone can be a homosexual as ignorant.....maybe not eloquently put,but I would think any heterosexual would be puzzled as to how one man can find another sexually attractive, and from what I've heard, the Bible frowns upon it as well and if he's a religious man then there's no problem with his belief, I have more important stuff to read so I won't bother to verify it...........if someone who's not gay, can look through the eyes of a gay man and understand how he feels, I don't know what to say..........with that being said, I have no problem with anyone's choice of lifestyle as long as they're good people.

[Culvercreek hunt club]

You seem to have a need to hang off this idiot's nuts for who knows what reason. You're backing this guy's views and calling me ignorant.

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Actually I have been backing his right to say it whether I agree or not. I also disagreed with your approach if making judgement without having even read the article. So again you show you are just talking out of your a$$. Your lips must get very chapped that way

[Five Seasons]

Radio,

If I wasn't on my phone id point you to the paragraph of what he said before he made his famous comment. In summary he was saying that if we all could look towards God and be nice to each other it'd be a better world. He was not advocating we go out and lynch gays, but that he himself did not understand it.

The media conveniently leaves hat part out though.

[blackradio]

well obviously you agree with him since you argued his every point and ending with the "I'll pray for you" schtick. I agree that he has the right to say whatever he wants, just as I am free to go call my boss a fag but I wouldn't expect a job after doing that.

 

And my judgement of him was correct before and after I skimmed through the article.

 

Enough of this idiot. Merry Christmas to everyone. Cheers.

[jjb4900]

Radio, If I wasn't on my phone id point you to the paragraph of what he said before he made his famous comment. In summary he was saying that if we all could look towards God and be nice to each other it'd be a better world. He was not advocating we go out and lynch gays, but that he himself did not understand it. The media conveniently leaves hat part out though.

that's exactly what I got from his statement.....

[blackradio]

Radio, If I wasn't on my phone id point you to the paragraph of what he said before he made his famous comment. In summary he was saying that if we all could look towards God and be nice to each other it'd be a better world. He was not advocating we go out and lynch gays, but that he himself did not understand it. The media conveniently leaves hat part out though.

 

I don't doubt that at all. I wasn't saying he was out to lynch gays but saying you don't understand it is...kinda the point. I don't "get" how a man could find a man ass attractive and a vag not. You're probably not going to understand it unless you are in fact, gay. Just kin of an immature thing to say IMO.

[ants]

You know that his religion is against homosexuality …..right???

[blackradio]

o rly?

[fasteddie]

You know that his religion is against homosexuality …..right???

Now that he's a Born Again Christian ( assuming he had religion prior to accepting the Lord ) . Prior to that Phil had a drinking problem , was an adulterer and told his wife to move out with the kids . Now he is a fine upstanding member of society .......

 

Three generations of Robertsons recently shared their testimonies of God's grace and forgiveness through Jesus Christ on I Am Second. Phil Robertson, the patriarch of the family, told of his battle with "sex, drugs, and rock n' roll" and how the Lord redeemed him.

"We all go six-feet-deep in the ground ... we all end up in a casket," Phil began.

Phil Robertson met Miss Kay when she was 14, and married her two years later. The couple's first son, Alan, was born when Phil was 18 and on a football scholarship at Louisiana Tech. "We were so poor," remembers Kay - "So in love, but so poor."

Phil had never drank alcohol before, but started to party with the football team once he got to college. "It was scary to me," Kay said - she had never been exposed to drugs. They soon had their second son, Jase, and Phil's drinking habits worsened. Kay suspected that he was also doing other drugs and committing adultery. Phil became very angry, and was rarely with the family.

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One day, a man came into Phil's beer joint with a Bible and tried to tell him about Jesus. Phil ran him off, and later got in a bar fight that made him in trouble with the law. He came home that evening and told Miss Kay that he was going to go hide in the woods and probably wouldn't "surface" for the next two to three months.

"There I was, a bar maid - who doesn't drink - and had three little boys," said Kay. She had been fighting for her marriage for a long time, but it just wasn't working. When Phil turned up, the drinking continued - "He became more and more mean, and mean-spirited," said Kay.

Phil eventually told Miss Kay and their three children to leave their home."I would say the low point is when I ran Miss Kay and the kids off - you're all alone, no hope, miserable," Phil said. He began to seriously contemplate if there was a way out of all of his troubles, and Miss Kay suggested that he talk with the man who had once approached him about the Lord.

"I didn't even know what the Gospel of Jesus was," said Phil - "I was blown away when I heard that Jesus died for me, was buried, and raised from the dead - something so ... simple, but profound - that happened back there almost two thousand years ago."

Kay came home that day to a note which said that Phil was at the church. She and their three boys went and saw Phil standing in the baptistry. Kay rejoiced - "I heard Phil say, 'I want to make Jesus the Lord of my life. I want to follow Him from this day forward.'" Her three boys were so excited that tears streamed down their faces. "The boys started hollering and singing, jumping all over the place ... they were so happy," remembers Kay. Phil told her that he was turning away from his sinful past, and it was in that moment that their family felt complete.

As a young Christian, Phil was put to the test when he caught men stealing fish from him down on the river. In the past, Phil says, he would have confronted them with his shotgun - "I was fishing for a living - it's my livelihood. I'm working my tail off," he explains. Phil had been reading Romans 12, however, which says -

"Bless those who persecute you; bless and do not curse them ... Repay no one evil for evil, but give thought to do what is honorable in the sight of all. If possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all. Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, 'Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.' To the contrary, 'if your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink ... Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good" (English Standard Version, from Romans 12:14-21).

Phil was puzzled, but felt convicted - "They're stealing my fish here, Lord, and You want me to do what?" Though he felt that it made no "earthly sense," Phil determined to do good to the men. He caught them stealing from him red-handed, just as they were about to pull his fishing net on-board their boat.

"Here's the good news - I'm going to raise the net, and whatever is in there, I'm going to give them to you," Phil told them. The men were incredulous, and from that day forward, they quit stealing his fish. "I took that to mean God was right all along," Phil says.

Phil fashioned a duck call named the Duck Commander soon after he became a Christian, and made $8,000 in sales his first year. The family-operated company eventually grew to a multimillion dollar business - something that Phil does not chalk up to chance. "I am giving the credit to God Almighty and Heaven for the duck call sales, the fish that were in the nets way back, [and] for my life," he says.

Phil's son Jep and grandson Reed proceeded to share their testimonies as well, rejoicing in all that the Lord has done for their family.

"We all go six feet deep in the ground. The grave is a problem. So is sin," concludes Phil - "Jesus came down in flesh and solved both of them. So for me, my household - I just think that we would all be better off if we loved God and loved each other. At the end of the day you will be happy, happy, happy."

- See more at: http://www.gospelherald.com/articles/49587/20131121/duck-dynasty-phil-robertson-shares-his-testimony-on-i-am-second.htm#sthash.32Ru2xKB.dpuf

Three generations of Robertsons recently shared their testimonies of God's grace and forgiveness through Jesus Christ on I Am Second. Phil Robertson, the patriarch of the family, told of his battle with "sex, drugs, and rock n' roll" and how the Lord redeemed him.

"We all go six-feet-deep in the ground ... we all end up in a casket," Phil began.

Phil Robertson met Miss Kay when she was 14, and married her two years later. The couple's first son, Alan, was born when Phil was 18 and on a football scholarship at Louisiana Tech. "We were so poor," remembers Kay - "So in love, but so poor."

Phil had never drank alcohol before, but started to party with the football team once he got to college. "It was scary to me," Kay said - she had never been exposed to drugs. They soon had their second son, Jase, and Phil's drinking habits worsened. Kay suspected that he was also doing other drugs and committing adultery. Phil became very angry, and was rarely with the family.

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[ants]

o rly?

Yeah "RLY" 

Good solid reply by the way. It's right up there with  "OH YEAH?"  

 

 

Brilliant !!!!!!

[blackradio]

Yeah "RLY" 

Good solid reply by the way. It's right up there with  "OH YEAH?"  

 

 

Brilliant !!!!!!

Don't know what religion he is and do not care. But yes I have heard once or twice that Jesus condemns gays and fapping too.

[wheelieman]

I dont care  what or even why he said what he said, But i do know that sooner or later enough people will band together to come up with a new bill and force it into law, its only a matter of time before we do not have any rights in this country, If we dont stick together and do something about it now, The bill of rights will be a worthless piece of paper,  You can say this isnt how it happens, But we the people are the ones slowly stripping our rights, The government is just passing bills, That we came up with, Not them,( Safe Act excluded), I myself have signed and will sign every one i see, Its not about how he made his money or what he did as young man, Its about the attacks from the mainstream public about something he said, It is an infringement of his freedom of speech, The government isnt attacking him yet, But if these things are allowed to continue, Its only a matter of time before it does, JMHO

Edited December 21, 2013 by wheelieman

[Buckheart]

Phill can say what ever he wants. I happen to prefer the same portal he does. He has made a ton of money for A&E and they have increased his bottom line I am sure, BUT, in regards to the show, he works for them. If one of my employees was saying things to my customers that I thought would negatively impact my business I would can them in a second. Actually I don't think what he said will keep any one from watching that show, probably just make more people tune in. But, like I said that's A&E's choice. They definately have an agenda. I wonder what thier reaction would be if someone who works for them was spouting pro gay stuff. I doubt they would get fired.

 It's really funny watching people get their panties all in a knot over this.

 

 

[PSEcopenhagenHUNTER]

Which part was the ignorant statement?   Your right wing, redneck rant does nothing but suggest why a loser like old funky Phil can get rich in America.  Oh, that's right.....he found God.....the path to riches for many....because of losers like you!

 

I know this is a forum and there are plenty of debates on here, but you sound like a real douchebag sir

[Early]

That the best you can do?  Snuff gone to your head?

[bubba]

might not be real slick early, but it is true

[nyantler]

I know this is a forum and there are plenty of debates on here, but you sound like a real douchebag sir

 

I'm sure there are many here that share your sentiment...

[Early]

Please....speak only for yourself, and do know that your opinion matters NOT to me!

[JGS]

The first amendment does not protect anyone from criticism, the right to act like an a$$hole and the right to be called an a$$hole's the same right.

[Four Season Whitetail's]

Any PR is good PR and it seems every site you go to these guys are getting lots of PR.  Walmarts across the country will sell out of duck stuff before xmas!  Brilliant move on their part!!!  Show them the money!!!

[burmjohn]

Any PR is good PR and it seems every site you go to these guys are getting lots of PR. Walmarts across the country will sell out of duck stuff before xmas! Brilliant move on their part!!! Show them the money!!!

Apparently they already have.

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[PSEcopenhagenHUNTER]

didn't know I needed to go into deep thought to try and burn you...just pointing out the obvious, big talkers behind computer screens....never gets old