Actor Kirk Cameron has already issued a statement in response to his controversial Piers Morgan interview. While attacks from fellow entertainers and advocacy groups have continued, Cameron has maintained his stance on homosexuality and has reiterated his love for his fellow man. As he makes media rounds to promote his new documentary, “Monumental,” the actor is still fielding questions about the controversy.
This morning, on FOX News’ “FOX & Friends,” Cameron was open and honest about the drama that developed following CNN appearance. During a dialogue with the show’s hosts, he discussed his feelings about Piers Morgan’s questioning (it was an interview on “Piers Morgan Tonight” that originally spawned the controversy) and he defended his comments. Here’s what Cameron had to say:...
Pierce is a demon servant, Kirk is going into the belly of the beast going on his show and not be expecting anything friendly at all. Pierce is a truly evil human being, you need to drop nuclear bomb level attacks when you go on his show because he has an earpiece with dozens of demons feeding him cliche lines to every statement anyone says live, and plus they setup all sorts of fiendish attacks prior to set you up if you are in the least way considered a Bible based person.
Why is it bad that we don't tolerate homosexual beliefs but it is not bad that they don't tolerate Christian beliefs. I really can't stand liberals I think they are the ruination of America
I`ve seen previous "interviews" by Piers Morgan & wasn't impressed with his smutty insinuations all hidden behind an engaging smile. In my humble opinion there`s more to Morgan than meets the eye.
Kirk should have turned the abortion question and said lets throw out the 1% rape/incest. Now lets focus on the 99% of abortions without a reason to kill babies. Even worse the 69% are black...So who is the racist? ?
The Story That Would Not Die. Again, I'm glad to see Kirk showing some back bone and not backing down. He's stated his opinion, an opinion that I share, he has stood up to the backlash and remained strong. Now, I think it's time to let it go. The seeds have been planted and a good example has been set. I don't think there is much to be gained by continuing with the debate at this juncture. That being said, I realize he is to an extent at the mercy of the person conducting the interview which is what led to the situation in the first place.
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