Okay, I admit, I don't watch any of today's sitcoms, they just hold no appeal for me. Once upon a time I never missed an episode of "Married with Children." Today, if I want laughs, well, I just tune into MSNBC. However, our oldest daughter, Aubrey, is a highly intellectual nerd at heart, and one of her favorite shows is "The Big Bang Theory;" I've never watched it myself. However, I found this recent revelation about the show's producer to be rather comical.
The message, which was noticed and captured by Media Research center contributor Rebecca Downs, was placed between the closing credits and the Warner Bros. logo on the Oct. 25 episode of Chuck Lorre's "The Big Bang Theory." It doesn't mention Trump by name but urges "God" to "make thy presence known on" Election Day.
First of all, this is why I am deeply honored to be a Senior Fellow at the Media Research Center (MRC). They are, indeed, a needed media watchdog, warning us of progressive socialist hypocrisy. And, in this case, I cannot think of any greater hypocrisy than this convenient prayer asking for divine intervention to enable progressive socialist electoral success.
Now, consider this if you will: I am quite sure that Mr. Chuck Lorre is a card carrying member of the Democrat party. Yes, this is the same Democrat party, who back at their 2012 National Convention in Charlotte NC had to vote to add the Judeo-Christian God back into their party platform — they booed God. If you would tend to not believe me, you can view the episode on video.
So, how truly comical that the folks who support the party that booed God would conveniently ask God to give them what they want? The political party that embraces secular humanism wants to be in control, power. Therefore, one can only surmise that these are not prayers to the true and living Judeo-Christian God, but rather to a leftist god of convenience.
Dang, these folks are really confused, kinda like so-called "faith leaders" offering a blessing upon an abortion clinic, as I wrote about earlier today. I just have to ask, who the heck are these folks praying to, and asking blessings from? I mean seriously, these progressive socialist leftists do have some moxie. They tell the Judeo-Christian God to get out of schools, no prayer there. They tell God that those who believe in Him, their faith, does not extend outside where they designate as a place of worship, and certainly not into the workplace, as the Hobby Lobby and Masterpiece Cakeshop cases before the Supreme Court evidenced. Yet the leftists would endeavor to ask God to give them power?
Now folks, that is what you call delusional . . . okay, stuck on stupid.
Mr. Lorre's prayer was based upon his own personal ideological agenda, not sincerity.
Should I remind Mr. Lorre that it was Barack Obama who unleashed the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) against American citizens to silence them, and prevent them from enjoying their First Amendment right to "petition the government for redress of grievances," peacefully? That, sir, is the most pure example of fascism . . . kinda like the leftist group, Antifa.
I hate to inform Mr. Lorre of this, but chances are, the Judeo-Christian God "unfriended" him based upon this message. C'mon, laugh, you know that was funny.