Christians Say the Darnedest Things: ‘One Million Moms’ Upset Over Taco Bell’s Use of the Word Hell

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4 responses to “Christians Say the Darnedest Things: ‘One Million Moms’ Upset Over Taco Bell’s Use of the Word Hell”

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   February 18, 2017

   Trenton

   Lets discuss how many quotes attributed to Jesus in the gospels say hell…

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   February 18, 2017

   Jada

   I’m so glad I no longer live with a stick up my butt. ‘Million Martyrs’ (HA, million is SO wishful thinking!) should give it a try.

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   February 18, 2017

   Melody

   In my father’s family the words “thunder and lightening” are seen as a curse. It’s challenging God somehow, his power, I guess. I’ve never really understood why exactly…..

   But yeah, the world hell isn’t allowed to be used for anything other than the real thing. Nor “God knows why,” or “heaven knows why.”

   The devil is in the details, isn’t he? 😉

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   April 28, 2017

   Cob

   “It is extremely destructive and damaging to impressionable children viewing the commercial”
   So true. My life has been a living heck for the past five years, it all started when I saw an ad for Burritos as Big as Your Head saying they had “The Best Damn Burritos in town.” I couldn’t believe what I was hearing, I mean you hear about things like that in Nazi Germany or Godless Communist Russia, but not here, not in America. I remember crying myself to sleep every night for months, trying to cope. I withdrew from the other kids at school, and started has PTSD, waking up in the night screaming as my world came crashing down. How could they talk that way about Burritos? If someone could come out and say they had the best d–m burritos in town and get away with it what is to stop them from molesting children, using drugs, committing genocide, or voting Democrat without repercussion? It was clear our government would allow any evil imaginable if people could talk that way about fast food. The course of my life changed that day all because Satan possessed a marketing director to put D–m instead of darn in a commercial, and now I’m looking down the barrel of my AR15 looking for one reason why life is worth living, I’m terrified to leave the house in a world where any depravity can and does happen, my very soul is in danger from the flames of hell

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