Completely agree, I feel the same about that whole family. The first time people seen what they were doing and stuck cameras on them they gave their "church" exactly what they wanted, a platform to voice their hatred. If people could have resisted the possible ratings that their horrible acts and demonstrations offer when they're televised I think that family would be as well know worldwide now as any "the end is nigh" sign holder on street corners.

So, why did he get kicked out of that thing? Did he turn gay or join the military or something?

Yes, yes, they do.  They did or planned to picket Paul Walkers funeral.

There is a good documentry on Netflix about some of the kids that got out.  It talk about how Fred severly beats the children.  And implies how they learn causing others pain is a good feeling.  You can see it in their faces when people yell at them - it makes them feel good to cause other's pain.  It's really messed up.

I think even most 10 year olds would realize 'hey, this is messed up.  I'm really making people sad.' and stop.

What? Oh, great, now you tell me.  Hmm, I guess I have to cancil that date I set up between you and Brad.

I feel like protesting his funeral would only validate their actions.

Eh.  Honestly, if I had to guess he was ecommunicated for being weak... like physically.   in a move to consolidate leadership power.

It's sad these people get mistook for Christians, they are just a cult of hate. The better thing would be to not go to the funeral but I don't think people can resist.

I don't really see the point. He was a hate-filled, insignificant, miserable wretch of a man and any attention we pay to him seems like too much.

Grumpy cat would be proud of those people.

I mean they hate everything right?

Kind of the point.

Matthew 25:31-46 speaks of what it means to be Christian.  St. Francis of Assisi was the embodiment of it.