Let's call it what it is

[LiberalEconomist]

They are not "the Christian right" or "Christian fundamentalist" they are "corporate 'christians'." Notice I spelled 'christians" with a lower case 'c'

[ClassWarrior]

1. Nice.

Sort of like the fact that people have taken to use the expression "MSM" - when there's nothing "mainstream" about the Corporate Media's agenda of greed and domination.

NGU.

[oldtime dfl_er]

2. very nice.

succinct and true

[bahrbearian]

3. I like

[sam sarrha]

4. wolves in 'sheeps' clothing............... pun intended, strange how the

truth sounds like a joke... but i am tired of being a Lap Dog to a Mith

[ArkDem]

6. what is a mith?

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

7. Another hit and run by ArkD. n/t

MKJ

[jackster]

5. good one

always have trouble figuring out what to call "them"

corporate christians is the best moniker I've seen

I'll be using it!

[ClearMessage]

8. I also like "Cheap Labor Conservatives" (n/t)

[Art_from_Ark]

9. I tend to prefer "Bloodsucking Conservatives"

But that's just me
:hippie:

[Lerkfish]

10. naw..I prefer "New Pharisees".

--obsession with enforcing laws on others, without following them themselves.
--constantly trying to appear pious in public without being concerned about others
--more concerned about power and hierarchy than justice and mercy
--turning the temple into a den of theives...

Its the only term you could use against them that MIGHT actually make them pause and consider their position. Not that there's any guarantee of that.

"corporate christians" will only seem complimentary to them...even though I think its a good term, I'm more interested in hipping them to the fact they have strayed....horribly...from God's intent.

[Minstrel Boy]

11. christo-fascist is my term of choice n/t