Isn't that special? PfAW's Right Wing Watch: Normally, people love it when other people link to their websites because it means they get more atten
May 31, 2008

Isn't that special?

PfAW's Right Wing Watch:

Normally, people love it when other people link to their websites because it means they get more attention, more traffic, and their message reaches more people,. But the American Family Association has apparently decided that it doesn’t want the kind of attention our Right Wing Watch blog has been sending their way..

The other day we noticed that all of our links back to the AFA’s OneNewsNow website no longer take readers to the link in question, but instead redirect them to the Good Person Test (go ahead and click the OneNewsNow link above or any of these other links to see what we mean.)

So instead of being taken to a specific OneNewsNow article, our readers are directed to a website that challenges them to take a quiz to determine if they are indeed a “good person.” Not surprisingly, the answer is “no” and that they are in fact going to hell.

Answer a question about honesty and you are told you are a liar; answer a question about lust and you are told you are an adulterer; answer a question about anger and you are told you are a murderer...Read on...

Speaking of righteous indignation, RWW also documents some very interesting responses to the recent California Supreme Court overruling the ban on gay marriage: What about the rights of those who do not approve of these activities?

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