The Roloff household is the new very Christian and very anti-gay family riddling our TV screens. Part of TLC’s “Little People, Big World” franchise, the Roloff family has replaced the Duggar family for their stance against America’s acceptance of LGBT individuals. Audrey and Jeremy Roloff are not here for your LGBT issues, and they want you to know about it.
Family Blog Does Not Have Time For Same-Sex Couples
The Roloff family recently launched a website that has drawn criticism due to its exclusion of non-Christian, non-heterosexual couples. The website was apparently made to “inspire covenant marriages.”
In an affiliated website, Audrey Roloff shot back at the criticism, claiming that the website never mentioned that it was a resource for same-sex couples. She explained that same-sex couples are not something that the Roloff family supports.
TLC And Its Glorious Exhibition Of Hypocrisy
Jeremy Roloff thinks that it is discriminatory to not discriminate against gay people. He thinks that “the left” started the war by “shooting the first arrow.” This sentiment speaks on the perceived persecution of Christians – which isn’t a thing.
Not to mention that, allegedly, Jeremy Roloff thinks that the Spanish language is of the devil because he obtained bad grades in an exam.
TLC is the chosen platform for Christian antics, with the staunch Christian hypocrite Josh Duggar entering a treatment facility because he cheated on his wife.Duggar and his family present themselves as the epitome of morality and the apex of Christian servitude – even though Josh Duggar was caught in the Ashley Madison scandal.
“Little People, Big World” follows the Roloff family as they live out their ordinary lives. Critics have accused the family of hiding their religion from the series for fear of losing its viewership. If the Roloff family have the gonads to showcase their hypocrisy online and on social media, then they should be comfortable doing so on television, right?
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