Apparently, it is the point when they see that some folks who have a history of being the victims of lynchings; burnings; school, job and wage discrimination; government spying; and secret, non-consensual medical experiments decide they kinda sorta need to take Christ’s advice and look out for one other.

Nobody at Trinity United Church of Christ is saying black people should become “supremacists”. They are saying black people are better than they themselves think they are and have a right to act dignified and confident.

Nobody at Trinity United Church of Christ is saying black should become “separatists”. They are saying that church members should be responsible for their community and work hard to keep it vibrant and strong.

Nobody at Trinity United Church of Christ is saying they should practice “anti-semistism”. They are saying the state of Israel (not Jewish folks per se, heck, there’s a Muslim in the Israeli Cabinet now) is continuing a system of apartheid and cruel punishment not unlike South Africa. (Of course, this doesn’t bother conservatives, but criticizing it does.)

Odd how conservatives only demand political correctness when (A) they have to distort facts and tell half-truths in order to (B) attempt to hack apart a potential opponent in a race for the White House.

Why are these conservative so anti-Christian (to use their own logic — they are speaking out against a Christian pastor and congregation after all)?

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PS Roeser: The people most concerned about Mormonism are your fellow conservatives like James Dobson. And I don’t see repeated stories from Fran Eaton, The Chicago Tribune, The London Telegraph, Tucker Carlson at MSNBC and now Sean “He Likes Blondes” Hannity about how Mormons are separatists, supremacists and anti-semitic. In fact, I don’t see any at all (because there aren’t any).