DamnYankee
Loyal to the end
In this case it meant simply terminating his employment.I'm so old I remember when "persecution" meant more than someone disagreed with something you said.
In this case it meant simply terminating his employment.I'm so old I remember when "persecution" meant more than someone disagreed with something you said.
In this case it meant simply terminating his employment.
And yet again, once he became a full general his statements were seen by the media and he was summarily persecuted by them.But, once again, he was promoted following the statements that you mentioned and only retired three years later.
And yet again, once he became a full general his statements were seen by the media and he was summarily persecuted by them.
... which drove his politically correct bosses to force him into an early retirement.Now we're back to "persecution" consisting of people disagreeing with things that a person says.
... which drove his politically correct bosses to force him into an early retirement.
... which drove his politically correct bosses to force him into an early retirement.
http://www.justplainpolitics.com/showpost.php?p=693886&postcount=12Three years later? Not likely.
You got that right.That's from October 2003. Boykin was promoted in 2004. He retired in 2007.
Round and round and round and round and round . . .
Once he became a full general his statements were seen by the media and he was summarily persecuted by them.What we are looking for, my dim-witted friend, is some support for the assertion that he was fired in 2007 for the things that he said in 2003, notwithstanding that he was promoted in 2004.
I thought we were talking about the USA and Christians are not persecuted here, by any stretch of the imagination.you're a moron....christians are in fact persecuted, not in every nation, but they are persecuted in some nations....but i know you hate white people, especially white christians
Once he became a full general his statements were seen by the media and he was summarily persecuted by them.
They whined so loud and long that his boss had to fire him. I'd call that persecution, would you?Right. They disagreed with his statements. So we're back to persecution meaning people disagree with the things that a person says.
They whined so loud and long that his boss had to fire him. I'd call that persecution, would you?
In order for your thread title to not be a joke, show us some evidence of the persecution of christians.