@BillRM,
The chant, "No Justice, No Peace," meant non-violent protests would continue until the government addressed the issue.
No one ever threatened riots, that's your paranoia about blacks being dangerous. They were engaging in civil disobedience, just as Martin Luther King, Jr. had done, to protest the D.A.'s action in the case of Zimmerman.
The alleged "true believer" Phil Robertson went beyond the Bible in terms of how he chose to express himself on the subject of homosexuality, and his offensive comments on marrying under-aged women, and his offense comments on blacks, are unrelated to the Bible.
And you rather hypocritically bash fundamentalist Muslim "true believers", who express their religious views, when you don't like the opinions they base on their religious views. You didn't even want Muslims to be able to build a mosque/community center in lower Manhattan, in the vicinity of the World Trade Center site, and you flatly said their civil rights didn't matter.
In the case of Robertson, you agree with his opinions, particularly his anti-gay opinions, even though you disagree with his religious beliefs. You've been using this situation mainly to attack G.L.A.A.D., and mainly by accusing them of doing something they never did in the case of Robertson. They never asked for him to be fired, and they never "threatened his livelihood" in any way. They simply voiced their reactions to what he said. As did other groups, like the N.A.A.C.P., Rainbow/PUSH and N.O.W. And all of those groups, including G.L.A.A.D., have a right to express reactions to whatever Robertson says, particularly when he's saying things about
them.
