Victoria Jackson's PolitiChicks: Do Muslim and Gay Comments Cross the Line?
Former "SNL" actress Victoria Jackson has sparked controversy with the disparaging remarks made on her new web show about Occupy Wall Street, homosexuals, and Muslims.
The show called, "PolitiChicks" features Jackson, who is a columnist for the Tea Party movement, and is accompanied by pro-life activist Jannique Stewart, Ann-Marie Murrell of The Patriot Update, and Jennie Jones, an editor and activist.
The show's format is like "The View," except the hosts and viewpoints are ultra conservative.
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A statement from the show website said, "Conservatives have few outlets in the media. Other than Fox News and a few talk radio shows, Conservatives are greatly outnumbered. TV talk shows and news programs are inundated with liberal robots spewing their hatred toward all-things-Conservative; so the folks at Patriot Update have created an alternative."
The first episode tackles the Islamic faith and homosexual views. Jackson opens the show with a parody song mocking the Islamic faith. Another segment has the hosts talking about how Muslim's kill gay people and they are "creeping in everywhere."
More controversial statements from the episode include, "We are lucky that most Muslims are lukewarm or we'd all be dead," and "All Muslims aren't terrorist but all terrorist are Muslim."
The show goes on to question almost every aspect of Islam, and stands up for Christianity and poses the question of why as a country do Muslim people have more rights than Christians who founded the nation?
"PolitiChicks" also talks about gay culture as being intolerant towards Christian beliefs as opposed to it being the other way around.
The show doesn't seem to be afraid to handle any topic in their conservative manner and pokes fun at liberals as well. “PolitiChicks” defends themselves stating that Liberals control the media and Conservatives only have "FOX News."
Watch the first episode below. Did they go too far with their statements or are they justified?
