to think Farage needs to reread the Good Samaritan?

[OrlandoWoolf]

According to Farage

"It is a sensible Christian thing to look after your family and your own community first."

www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/nigel-farage-on-hiv-ukip-leader-says-sensible-christian-thing-is-to-put-british-patients-first-10156546.html

Is it? Maybe him and the Prime Minister need to think about what are Christian values?

They are equally vile. Care nothing for anyone other than themselves and their friends. Hateful, nasty, entitled and awful.

So in Farage's world it is entirely Christian to ignore the victims of famine, ebola, tsunamis, earthquakes and hurricanes if they are not part of your own community. Just when I thought my opinion of him could sink no further. What a thoroughly disgusting little man he is.

If I was the leader of one of the churches, I would be really pissed off at the hijacking of the Christian message by certain politicians.

Maybe the Archbishop of Canterbury needs to remind politicians of what being a Christian is supposed to be.

I'm not a Christian but I am more than aware of how a Christian is supposed to behave. It certainly did not mean ignore those people who are less privileged than you and were born in different countries.

I must say, if Christ turned up in England tomorrow not only would Nigel want him deported but he would totally condemn him for his lefty ideas. Can't have all that loving one another and forgiveness, can we?

You mean if a bloke with long hair started using the internet and blogs to say people should be nice to each other and look after the poor and disposessed (and he was a bloody foreigner), he would not be treated fairly?

Well, not by Farage and his mates, certainly!

he is an arse - not a church-going or any type of Christian at all as far as I am aware so he should not be preaching on it
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Well, there's someone who has perhaps never stepped into a church with his hearing aid on! It's all Jesus & church first!, get up and follow me! The frog movement need to have a word.