I detest wasting any time talking about this slime. I hate to even put his vile visage on this august site.
So I’ll be brief.
From the “there you go again” file, we have another reason why we should not only reject but also fight the theocrats who wish to lord over us.
As most of you know, Dover residents on Tuesday ousted members of their school board who wanted to force the so-called intelligent design on school children. It seems to me that voters didn’t look too kindly onto an act of state religious indoctrination. Imagine.
But that was apparently too much for ole Pat:
“I’d like to say to the good citizens of Dover: If there is a disaster in your area, don’t turn to God, you just rejected Him from your city,” Mr Robertson said on The 700 Club.
And a parting shot:
“If they have future problems in Dover, I recommend they call on Charles Darwin. Maybe he can help them.”
How dare he wish evil upon them … or anyone? Forget the weasel words of “if there is a disaster in your area”–he is actively wishing evil upon them. So did the folks who died during the tornadoes in Indiana do so because they didn’t believe in “intelligent design” enough?
Of course, that puts the lie that “intelligent design” has everything to do with science and nothing at all to do with religion in stark relief. Notice that ole Pat is mum about whether or not God would extend His protection if a school board rejects phonics.
It’s insane to have to mention that natural disasters are going to happen whether Pat Robertson likes it or not. That’s why they are called “acts of God.” Wishing them upon people because they reject the authority that he thinks he represents and he thinks we should bow down to are acts of Satan.
God does not need Pat’s help. Or mouth. He’s likely tired of him, too.
Just enough already. He is an evil, from-the-segregationist-manor-born cretin with blood-stained hands and a God-complex. He is malicious. He is so far beyond any standard of decency that he should be shunned for the rest of his sorry existence. And anyone who willingly associates with him ought to have their humanity–as well as their sanity–examined.
