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11 years past the last "end of the world"
01/06/11 04:24 PM
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It's pretty damn scary if you ask me that so many religious people can't wait for the end of the world to come. Whether it happens naturally or at the hands of man, it's what they're really looking forward to.
How is this normal behavior? How can they show sadness, empathy and grief for starving children elsewhere in third world countries yet be excited for the demise of non-believers?
I don't get it.
Reminds me of a Bill Maher quote:
"People like Bush and Palin simply cannot think clearly because they're in a big, scary, brainwashing cult, and it warps their thinking so much that they're actually horny for the end of the world. And that is not someone I want with the nuclear codes. So, remember that video, and remember that Sarah Palin said --and I quote --"I think I will see Jesus come back to earth in my lifetime."
To which I say, "Hasn't Jesus suffered enough?"
Edited by Hizzout (01/06/11 04:27 PM)
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