If you didn’t know who Dan Savage is, it’s probably a good thing. But right now we need you to familiarize yourselves with one of the cruelest, most vile political activists in America.
Why? Because ABC and Disney is airing a sitcom Dan Savage developed loosely based on his life.
A perusal of Dan Savage’s work reveals a career built on advocating violence—even murder—and spewing hatred against people of faith.
Savage has spared no one with whom he disagrees from his vitriolic hate speech. Watch this short Family Research Council video montage of Savage, and you’ll see just how despicable his actions are.
Despite his extremism, vulgarity and unabashed encouragement of dangerous sexual practices, ABC’s newest sitcom with Savage as its executive producer is now airing on Tuesday evenings at 8:30/7:30 p.m. CT.
The Real O’Neals mocks Christianity and insults Catholicism. AFA recognizes this show ridicules people of faith, and Christians across America are offended by it.
It is almost impossible to describe the depth of depravity found in the sitcom The Real O’Neals. It is impossible to list them all, so here are a few scene descriptions from the show:
- Jesus appears where only the gay son can see and talk to Him, and He is annoyed by the mom’s strict guidelines for her family.
- The daughter steals money she is supposedly raising for charity.
- The daughter “attempts to prove” that there is no God in a science fair project.
- A statue of Mary is kept above the O’Neal’s toilet to remind the boys to put the seat down.
- The first jab at Jesus comes only 52 seconds into the first episode.
- The mother encourages her 16-year-old gay son to “try sex” with a girl.
- Vulgar language
- The mom makes pancakes shaped like the face of Jesus to guilt trip her anorexic son into eating.
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