SHARK, Pat has something for you.

It's not just me, Spmack. I speak the honest truth. Pat can keep putting his foot in his mouth, but there's nothing ABC Family can do. Absolutely nothing!

Why is that SHARK?

SHARK, why is there absolutely nothing ABC Family can do?

Couldn't they choose not to air Pat Robertson's Hour of Hate?

Because "The 700 Club" isn't like other shows.

It's part of the deal when ABC's parent company The Walt Disney Company acquired the channel in 2001 from FOX's parent News Corporation & Robertson's company International Family Entertainment. It's a very tricky subject just trying to explain.

So ABC Family can in fact do something.

Pat Robertson’s cheating advise suggests that men are unfaithful, by nature. The host of The 700 Club offered the unusual advice, in response to a woman who was devastated by her husband’s cheating

As reported by the Huffington Post, Robertson stated “he cheated on you, well, he’s a man.” Robertson continued, explaining that women are responsible for keeping their husbands happy at home. He points out that women need to “make a home so wonderful that he doesn’t want to wander.

He advises women to “look pretty” and “look alert” to keep their husbands’ attention. He underlined his view by relating a story about an “awful looking” woman who approached her pastor for marital advice. She stated that her husband had developed a drinking problem.

Robertson delivered the punchline: “Madame, if I was married to you I’d start to drink too.”

Pat Robertson has used his "700 Club" platform for saying stupid things in recent years. A case in point. He wanted the U.S. Government to assassinate Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.

Because "The 700 Club" isn't like other shows.

It's part of the deal when ABC's parent company The Walt Disney Company acquired the channel in 2001 from FOX's parent News Corporation (the former FOX Family) & Robertson's company International Family Entertainment (the former CBN/Family Channel). It's a very tricky subject just trying to explain.

The Huffington Post doesn't watch the 700 Club. There are organizations such as Media Matters that have people watching all the different TV shows to find controversial moments.

I think people tend to think in an affair that it's all just the one person. When the truth is that marriage is a partnership and if you don't want your partner running off with other people you have to do your best to keep him/her from straying. Part of that includes being attractive and being attentive to your spouse. The same could be said to a man whose wife is cheating on him. He may be a fat husband who doesn't pay any attention to his wife. By being that person you are making it that much easier for your spouse to cheat.

Pat Robertson founded the Family channel network. He sold the network to News Corp and they sold it to ABC. As part of their agreement the show is featured 3 times a day.

People always react negatives to something Pat says on the show and blow it out of context and proportion. I would encourage any detractors to sit down and watch the show rather than just spouting off about something he said in a clip.

Are you seriously defending this ***tard!?!

The Huffington Post doesn't watch the 700 Club. There are organizations such as Media Matters that have people watching all the different TV shows to find controversial moments.

I think people tend to think in an affair that it's all just the one person. When the truth is that marriage is a partnership and if you don't want your partner running off with other people you have to do your best to keep him/her from straying. Part of that includes being attractive and being attentive to your spouse. The same could be said to a man whose wife is cheating on him. He may be a fat husband who doesn't pay any attention to his wife. By being that person you are making it that much easier for your spouse to cheat.

It's ok to cheat on your wife unless it's with another man. That shit sends you to hell.

PR's argument is based on a fallacy; a spouse or partner or whatever is not necessarily drawn toward another person because his/her partner has become unattractive. This blame the victim logic projects some sort of noble motivations on men for why they cheat, when it really could be that some men are just plain jerks.