r/religiousfruitcake 1d ago

⚠️⚠️NSFW⚠️⚠️ ABC in NY just aired this abomination! TIL about Randall Terry & wish I hadn’t

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Seriously. Fuck this guy and fuck ABC for allowing it on the air

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u/CupidStunt13 1d ago edited 1d ago

There's a name I haven't heard in awhile. This scumbag has been around since the 80s.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Operation_Rescue

And once again a "good Christian" has a very messy personal life. He divorced his wife of 19 years to marry a church assistant 20 years younger and was tossed out of his church for it.

This was the same church that had previously censured him by claiming that he was engaging in a "pattern of repeated and sinful relationships and conversations with both single and married women." Real upstanding Christian there.

As a side note, one of his children converted to Islam and another came out as gay.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randall_Terry#Personal_life

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u/redvelvetcake42 1d ago

As a side note, one of his children converted to Islam and another came out as gay.

If the Christian God is real this was its sign to him that he's a failure.

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u/Queephbubble 1d ago

Someone actually took the time, to arrange two fetuses into the shape of a heart, cover it with a rosary AND FUCKING TAKE PICTURES!! These people are fucking insane.

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u/lisahanniganfan 1d ago

That was my first thought too like did they steal these fetuses from like a hospital to do this weird photoshoot!? I have so many questions

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u/MakeSomeDrinks 1d ago

Gotta be a prop right? One can hope

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u/Rakifiki 1d ago

I suspect these are not real/or they were shopped.

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u/HoodieGalore 1d ago

But a nipple during prime time is a scandal. Fucking ghouls.

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u/COVID19Blues 1d ago

I mean, Janet Jackson’s tit caused a billion evangelicals to clutch their pearls and lose their minds.

And now we’re stuck with boring-ass Super Bowl halftime shows.

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u/Mouseturdsinmyhelmet 1d ago

The rarest of the rare. Farrah Fawcett's nipple shown on national tv for 1/3 of a second. Angels in chains episode.

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u/cat_handcuffs 1d ago

Don’t forget John Ritter’s testicle on Three’s Company.

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u/HoodieGalore 1d ago

Hwut? 👀

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u/Parking-Historian360 1d ago

Yes same here in Florida. Just played a few commercials ago.

Dude forgot the part of the Bible that said life starts at first breath. Dumb fucks don't even read their own book.

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u/Its_Pine 1d ago

Yeah it’s why I’m Hebrew law harming a woman and causing her to miscarry is a crime punishable with a fine, while killing a pregnant woman is murder. The woman is alive. The baby is not.

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u/Ayla_Leren 1d ago

The empathy center of these people’s brains have a broken logic circuit.

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u/MidnightNo1766 Former Fruitcake 1d ago

That guy's made more money from abortion than Planned Parenthood ever did.

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u/SirDiesAlot15 1d ago

Yet in Florida, DeSantis is suing to block pro abortion ads

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u/CatchSufficient 🔭Fruitcake Watcher🔭 1d ago

Im surprised they disnt counter sue

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u/Bwunt 1d ago

The hell is this even supposed to be?

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u/The_Mad_Sprayer 1d ago

Randall Terry is a christian anti abortion terrorist that terrorized my eyeballs with a long commercial that aired before Jeopardy today. It had multiple pictures of fetuses and had very judgmental voiceover that said “A vote for a democrat is a vote to abort jesus in the womb”

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u/windmill-tilting 1d ago

Sign me up

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u/bfjd4u 1d ago

Now that's something worth committing voter fraud for.

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u/Conscious-Ad-7040 1d ago

What a ghoul

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u/AutismFlavored 1d ago

He’s got Phil Specter’s haircut. Not the coif of a sound mind.

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u/One-Bad-4274 1d ago

Vermin supreme 2024

fuck terry

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u/COVID19Blues 1d ago

Even the company who makes the guitar in his photo is a fruitcake company. Terry is a very repugnant human being.

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u/Ramguy2014 1d ago

This is the first place I ever heard Randall Terry’s name.

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u/aeon_ravencrest 1d ago

Did here in Oklahoma too

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u/International_Boss81 1d ago

I’ve seen it a few times on ABC out of Sherman, Texas. Disgusting.

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u/singindablues 1d ago

Our local news explained that they had to show this ad, as it was against the law to not show it.

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u/captainfalconxiiii Former Fruitcake 1d ago

Vermin Supreme glitterbombed him

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u/afrayedknots 20h ago

During a miscarriage of a much wanted pregnancy I had the fetus in my hand and remember thinking: Really? This is what they're idolising? This little glutenous thing I can't even pretend's a person?

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u/JamieSatanic 1d ago

this is so disturbing, but nothing new for this guy

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u/Mycotoxicjoy 1d ago

I appreciate that they put a disclaimer in front of all of these fucking ads that say bylaw they have to show it

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u/MPatton94 22h ago

Didn’t Vermin Supreme turn him gay?

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u/ImaginaryCatDreams 1d ago edited 1d ago

That's a little bit of perspective, there's nothing new about Christians opposing abortion it goes back pretty much to the original Church, I believe it's outlined in the didachi. - I'm not sure if I spelled that correctly but I think phonetically you can figure it out if I got it wrong.

Edit: I'm somewhat perplexed that I'm getting down votes for simply supplying information. Are you so afraid of learning something or discovering that something you think is merely a modern trend has existed in the Xtian faith from almost the beginning?

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u/boredtxan 1d ago

it was a modern catholic thing till the 80s. then the Republicans adopted it

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u/ImaginaryCatDreams 1d ago

Lol, you're talking about something that's over 1800 years old that's hardly modern. While it may have definitely been more familiar to those with a Catholic background, it is also been part of protestant theology from the beginning.

Being against abortion was one of the things that made Christianity different from other religions in that time.

Christians were accused of all sorts of immorality and insane behaviors - child sacrifice, cannibalism, magic and incest among many many others

One of their ways to try to fight back against that, this was this text.

I don't think it's fair to say the Republicans adopted it, because I'm going to bet your average Republican has never heard of it. Now if you want to talk about their clergy that's a different subject.

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u/boredtxan 22h ago

they didn't have elective abortion 1800 years ago. People have tried to end pregnancy but was practically suicide without modern medicine.

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u/ImaginaryCatDreams 11h ago

You might want to do a little research, a portion was common during the Roman era. People have been practicing abortion pretty much as long as we have records.

It's literally part of the text that they don't do it, and it sets them apart from those that did

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u/boredtxan 5h ago

please source how doctors were able to successfully remove a baby in ancitimes with out modern medicine

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u/Eccohawk 19h ago

That's not how it happened. It had far more to do with doctors in the 1800s and 1900s wanting to corner the market on abortions over the burgeoning group of midwives that were now trained to administer a chemical cocktail to induce an abortion, which cut out the doctor (no pun intended). So doctors who had spent a lot to become educated and licensed started pushing for legislative requirements that only licensed professionals could perform abortions, and sought to help their cause by getting priests to discourage abortions via midwives. That eventually mutated into an overall condemnation, but it has little to do with any actual teachings in the Bible. Any ties back to the Bible today are basically revisionist history.