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Secular Talk advocates for [[Christian persecution]] while dismissing the fact Christian persecution is a problem that needs to be addressed, claiming that since the majority of the country are Christian, it is fine to discriminate against them. He supports the [[War on Christmas]] and is simultaneously in denial of its existence. | Secular Talk advocates for [[Christian persecution]] while dismissing the fact Christian persecution is a problem that needs to be addressed, claiming that since the majority of the country are Christian, it is fine to discriminate against them. He supports the [[War on Christmas]] and is simultaneously in denial of its existence. | ||
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| + | Kyle has himself explained how much misinformation this article contains and why it's wrong in a recent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdmMW_5RHKY video], but we will still keep this misinformation up here, because it makes him looks like an asshole. The truth only matters if it's confortable and follows our conservative agenda, right? | ||
==Further Information and References== | ==Further Information and References== | ||
Revision as of 12:25, September 3, 2015
Secular Talk is an ultra left wing online news show on YouTube, hosted by Kyle Kulinski. The focus of the show is modern American politics from a liberal and secular extremist perspective.
History
Kyle Kulinski is an immigrant in America, of Italian and Polish ancestry, and as such, supports open-border left-wing immigration policies. He currently resides in New York. He started Secular Talk show in 2008. He is part of The Young Turks network. He is a leftist.
Format
The show consists of short videos of a few minutes, which he usually cuts from longer speeches made by conservative politicians and journalists, and he provides rebuttals from a militant atheistic and secular extremist perspective.
Political and Biblical views
- He supports the naturalistic theory of evolution and argues for exclusive teaching of evolution in public schools.
- He rejects the scientific foreknowledge of the Bible.
- He reject Jesus Christ as the lord and son of God, and considers himself an Atheist.
- He is pro abortion.
- He is against gun rights and believes in severe restrictions on gun ownership.
- He supports the nomination pro-abortion socialist Bernie Sanders for 2016 presidential election.
- He accepts the liberal hoax of Global Warming and supports drastic actions to solve it.
- He is pro-feminism.
- He is pro-socialism and admires social democratic Scandinavian countries.
- He is against traditional marriage.
- He is a main proponent of Obamacare and believes in more drastic socialist policies.
- He believes in extreme progressive taxation of wealthy individuals and corporations.
- He is a critic of Islam.
- He is a critic of Israel.
Persecution of Christianity
Secular Talk, as the name suggests, supports a militant atheistic philosophy. Kyle Kulinski is a self-identified New Atheist and admires Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens and Sam Harris. He constantly attacks Christian journalists, public figures and politicians.
Secular Talk advocates for Christian persecution while dismissing the fact Christian persecution is a problem that needs to be addressed, claiming that since the majority of the country are Christian, it is fine to discriminate against them. He supports the War on Christmas and is simultaneously in denial of its existence.
Kyle on this Article
Kyle has himself explained how much misinformation this article contains and why it's wrong in a recent video, but we will still keep this misinformation up here, because it makes him looks like an asshole. The truth only matters if it's confortable and follows our conservative agenda, right?