"She's not a CHRISTIAN- AAAAAAA"

ghettoblaster · 11-10-2005, 09:14 AM

Did anyone see this Trading Spouses? I haven't seen a thread on it.

That woman was CRAAAZZY.

"It's dark-sided!!!"

JFriday · 11-10-2005, 09:16 AM

She sure was. The whole family looked at her like she had finally lost it. Funny once the camera's were off she changed her tune.

Bob_Newhart · 11-10-2005, 09:18 AM

Don't suppose she coulda just been playing up for the camera, do you?

phluffhead · 11-10-2005, 09:25 AM

This woman was ridiculous, not to mention that Fox had been hyping that breakdown for months, and it ended up being the last 5 minutes of a two part episode. But back to Margret, she wanted nothing to do with the money till she found out that $20,000 was allocated to her so that she could get her gastric bypass surgery, then she accepted the money. Plus the fact that she wouldn't hear any other points of view other than her own, Jesus or nothing. I am glad though that the two older girls got money so taht they could get their own place away from psycho. I can't stand closed minded Jesus freaks, that believe that only the Christian religions are the ones that should be practiced. This is why we have a Constitution that includes freedom of religion. Have an open mind and accept more than one idea!!!!

Mikkel_Knight · 11-10-2005, 10:20 AM

Anyone wish that they did a "2 weeks later" recap?

I also wish that they'd go back and get opinions on how she behaved once the show aired. This disgusting fat unGodly bitch says she was "Ambushed" by the 'dark arts psychic' and how her pseudo-husband was "forcing" her to do stuff. Horse-apples! I'm glad that the new-age mother was kind and loving. Shows how some people are so blinded by their religion that they become so diametrically opposed to what they are supposed to be.

I sincerely hope with all my heart that this fat disgusting freak of God dies a long drawn out painful death and then actually gets an audience with the Lord where He specifically casts her out of heaven into the darkest pits of hell.

"This was a test for me" and "I'm a spiritual warrior for God". Yeah - it was a test for you alright... one that you failed miserably. You were SUPPOSED to love the family you were sent to. Not vilify them.

Thanks for playin' but you've just proven that the "Christian Freaks" are a thousand times worse than the "New Age Freaks".

Burn in hell, Margaret...

jlmitnick · 11-10-2005, 10:23 AM

That was pretty ridiculous. I'm guessing this was filmed before Hurricane Katrina. I wonder if the destruction of New Orleans (where she's from) did anything to shake her belief that she is a warrior of God.

SR2 · 11-10-2005, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by phluffhead

I can't stand closed minded Jesus freaks, that believe that only the Christian religions are the ones that should be practiced. This is why we have a Constitution that includes freedom of religion. Have an open mind and accept more than one idea!!!!

What does the Constitution have to do with how individuals think and feel about religion? Pretty much nothing at all.

I do like the way you mention "open mind" and "acceptance," just after saying you "can't stand" a particular group that practices its religion. Pretty funny!

Reminds me of a good line -- "Intolerance will not be tolerated."

yaddayaddayadda · 11-10-2005, 10:42 AM

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Get the Hell out of my house, in Jesus' name.

Classic

And it's "dorksided" tm TWOP

And on a plus side, I'm able now to rebuke all things I don't want to do.

transpizzle · 11-10-2005, 10:43 AM

This woman pissed me off to no end!

I hope she dies on the freakin' operating table while using all of her dork sided money to have the jesus fat pumped out of her.

And yes, I meant dork sided because that asshat couldn't speak correctly.

transpizzle · 11-10-2005, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by yaddayaddayadda

Classic

And it's "dorksided" tm TWOP

And on a plus side, I'm able now to rebuke all things I don't want to do.

Lol, so you heard dork sided too?

nataylor · 11-10-2005, 10:47 AM

Truly classic television... one for the ages!

JFriday · 11-10-2005, 10:58 AM

Next weeks mom sure makes up for having to look at that pig the past 2 weeks.

transpizzle · 11-10-2005, 11:07 AM

For those who didn't see it, here's a small clip of it.

http://www.alldumb.com/item/17206/

Dmon4u · 11-10-2005, 11:11 AM

She'd make a great Poster Child for the PTC !

phluffhead · 11-10-2005, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by SR2

What does the Constitution have to do with how individuals think and feel about religion? Pretty much nothing at all.

I do like the way you mention "open mind" and "acceptance," just after saying you "can't stand" a particular group that practices its religion. Pretty funny!

Reminds me of a good line -- "Intolerance will not be tolerated."

The Constitution grants Americans the right to practice any religion they see fit, that being Christian or Astrology or Buddhism, etc. But this woman would not accept anything other than her beliefs, I truely believe that if this woman had her way all religions would be banished accept for hers.

What I "can't stand" is people that will not be open to even hearing another idea. The New Age husband would try to get her to just accept something new and she would brush it of as blasphomy and would stop him dead in his tracks by saying that she did not feel comfortable talking about it. And the husband being kind enough to back down every time just pissed me off. Its not that I can't stand a particular group that practices its religion its the fact that some people, including this woman, believe that their religion is the "right one" and will not be open to new ideas or a different perspective.

I really hope that this woman got her surgery before the hurricane hit just so that winds would be able to lift her and blow her out to sea where just before she drowned she was bitten by a shark, stung by jellyfish, and electricuted by electric eels.

SR2 · 11-10-2005, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by phluffhead

The Constitution grants Americans the right to practice any religion they see fit, that being Christian or Astrology or Buddhism, etc. But this woman would not accept anything other than her beliefs, I truely believe that if this woman had her way all religions would be banished accept for hers.

Again, the Constitution has absolutely nothing to do with the issue. Is anyone getting arrested? Did the government pass a law on this TV show and infringes on any rights? I have no idea where this comes in.

I did not see the show so I don't know what the woman did, but again, I do know that your post is clearly a complaint that the woman is practicing her religion. Thus, you are doing exactly what you are complaining about.

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Its not that I can't stand a particular group that practices its religion its the fact that some people, including this woman, believe that their religion is the "right one" and will not be open to new ideas or a different perspective.

Basically, you just said that you can't stand certain groups because of their beliefs.

"Intolderance will not be tolerated!"

Beyond all that, the idea of being "open to all beliefs" is pretty illogical. I can "believe" that Sen. Hillary Clinton is a very large black man from Sweden. However, I'd rather try to learn the truth and go with that. Beliefs don't change the truth.

jlmitnick · 11-10-2005, 12:05 PM

SR2, I think if you had seen the show you'd know what phluffhead was trying to say. This woman was absolutely insane. She forced the family that she was staying with to go to church. I wonder what would have happened if she were placed in a Jewish or atheist family. The constitution guarentees freedom of speech (and by extension, freedom of religion), however, if she had it her way, she would abolish that amendment and force everyone to be fanatical christians.

If not for the fact that she is a disgusting fat beast and can't even really move around that much without hyperventilating, she probably would become violent. She claimed to be a "warrior of God" and she was glad that she planted the seeds of christianity into the minds of the children in the other family.

Trebor1 · 11-10-2005, 12:09 PM

Beliefs don't change the truth.

and the truth is not based on beliefs.....yours ,mine or anyone elses

ghettoblaster · 11-10-2005, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by SR2

Basically, you just said that you can't stand certain groups because of their beliefs.

If their beliefs are to belittle and condemn other people's beliefs, then yes, he can't stand them.

Reminds me of another quote, "If only closed minds came with closed mouths."

phluffhead · 11-10-2005, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by jlmitnick

SR2, I think if you had seen the show you'd know what phluffhead was trying to say. This woman was absolutely insane. She forced the family that she was staying with to go to church. I wonder what would have happened if she were placed in a Jewish or atheist family. The constitution guarentees freedom of speech (and by extension, freedom of religion), however, if she had it her way, she would abolish that amendment and force everyone to be fanatical christians.

If not for the fact that she is a disgusting fat beast and can't even really move around that much without hyperventilating, she probably would become violent. She claimed to be a "warrior of God" and she was glad that she planted the seeds of christianity into the minds of the children in the other family.

Thank you. I think all of us that saw this episode can at least agree that this woman was off her rocker.

pawchikapawpaw · 11-10-2005, 01:13 PM

IN SANE.

absolute, hilarious insanity. take note, kids, this is how people start strapping bombs to their bodies and walking into hotels and flying airplanes into skyscrapers. what a miserable life she must lead.

no wonder christians are villified and shunned in the U.S. you have people like her having a religious spiritual breakdown on national television, and you have national television selectively choosing angry, hopped up on jesus juice christians to be villified.

it's a shame the only christian folk i run into are nice people. i would've slapped her and

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punched her in the face 4 or 5 times

after working my way through the canyons and valleys of her lovely lady lumps.

myriadian · 11-10-2005, 01:23 PM

i don't usually watch this show but when i saw the preview about the woman melting down, and that she was a some xian fanatic, i knew this would be a good show for me.

she was SO horrible. I really wanted someone to beat her in the face with a baseball bat and knock the rest of her teeth out. i couldn't beleive she was trying to manipulate those nice kids into being jesus-loving drones.

did anyone notice that she didn't hug her husband either of the 2 times he tried to hug her? what was up with that?

did anyone else wonder what size that armor was she had to put on? probably only a non-existent being could whip up armor that big to strap on the creepy sow. i was WISHING she'd have a heartache before the episode was over, that would have been a perfect topper to her psychotic rant.

and xians wonder why regular people think they are insane?

M.

SR2 · 11-10-2005, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Trebor1

Beliefs don't change the truth.

and the truth is not based on beliefs.....yours ,mine or anyone elses

Gee, that is a gem of a response.

SR2 · 11-10-2005, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ghettoblaster

If their beliefs are to belittle and condemn other people's beliefs, then yes, he can't stand them.

Reminds me of another quote, "If only closed minds came with closed mouths."

Ok, so now we are down to not knowing the difference between the religious doctrine, on one hand, and the actions of a particular person, on the other hand.

Yeah... a much better argument there.

pawchikapawpaw · 11-10-2005, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by myriadian

i don't usually watch this show but when i saw the preview about the woman melting down, and that she was a some xian fanatic, i knew this would be a good show for me.

she was SO horrible. I really wanted someone to beat her in the face with a baseball bat and knock the rest of her teeth out. i couldn't beleive she was trying to manipulate those nice kids into being jesus-loving drones.

did anyone notice that she didn't hug her husband either of the 2 times he tried to hug her? what was up with that?

did anyone else wonder what size that armor was she had to put on? probably only a non-existent being could whip up armor that big to strap on the creepy sow. i was WISHING she'd have a heartache before the episode was over, that would have been a perfect topper to her psychotic rant.

and xians wonder why regular people think they are insane?

M.

now, now, let's be fair. she doesn't represent the majority, at all. she's clinically insane, for sure, but lumping all christians with this porked up mom is totally unfair to the rest of the christians who try really hard to help out people who need help, regardless of their creed, color or beliefs. churches, outreach groups, have proven themselves to be selfless and good especially during the recent disasters we've had throughout the year.

there will always be insane fanatics from religion, but if this is really the worst that a christian can do in this day and age, i'd rather have her than someone who will decapitate a person for discussing and criticizing their religion.

JFriday · 11-10-2005, 02:23 PM

Did anyone notice that the other mom barely wanted to hug her husband either. She didn't hug him when she got home, then when she was asked for a hug she did it but her body language looked very uncomfortable.

nataylor · 11-10-2005, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by JFriday

Did anyone notice that the other mom barely wanted to hug her husband either. She didn't hug him when she got home, then when she was asked for a hug she did it but her body language looked very uncomfortable.

I think after talking to crazy lady, she was really upset with her husband because of all the stuff she said he did to her. Of course, we know that was BS.

Jayjoans · 11-10-2005, 02:38 PM

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Did anyone notice that the other mom barely wanted to hug her husband either. She didn't hug him when she got home, then when she was asked for a hug she did it but her body language looked very uncomfortable.

We noticed that too, made us wonder if it wasn't so much of a stretch for her to beleive her husband could be sort of a pushy jerk. We also thought maybe he is more of a good for nothing zero that is just coasting on her income and living in her house. None of the kids looked like they had the same parents, and none of them looked like really either of them. Maybe he is a 2nd, 3rd, 4th husband who brought one or more kids into he marriage and not really that well integrated with her or the other kids. She never seemed really soft towards him, never mentioned what he must have gone through or that he was a good man.

Something is funny there too. But I'd take that kind of funny over wacko/psycho funny anyday. We felt terrible for the little daughter, this is something she'll never forget, her Mom going absolutely bonkers and talking about the devil and scary stuff like that when you're so young. Get that little girl outta there Dad, I hope they had a long talk with her afterwards and helped her through it.

nataylor · 11-10-2005, 02:44 PM

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We felt terrible for the little daughter, this is something she'll never forget, her Mom going absolutely bonkers and talking about the devil and scary stuff like that when you're so young.

Actually, her grandmother. She was the oldest daughter's kid.

yaddayaddayadda · 11-10-2005, 02:44 PM

What I'd really like to know is how well does any of that dorksided stuff pay? Apparently quite well considering the size of the MA parent's home and it's location!