December 15, 2012
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4:05Now Playing"A controversial Christian radio host ruffled some feathers on Monday after saying an atheist group was a "bully" who should be "punched in the mouth" (metaphorically, of course).
Matt Barber's comments, made during a broadcast of the Liberty Counsel Faith & Freedom program, were directed toward the Freedom From Religion Foundation for trying to "recreate an America in their own secular, humanist, self-image," according to Mediate."*
Conservative Christian radio host Matt Barber said atheists should be punched in the mouth for "religiously persecuting" Christians, and used a playground bully scenario. But isn't this completely backwards? Since when are atheists in major positions of power? Since when are they the majority? Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss this backwards logic.
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