If the government becomes a law breaker, it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself; it invites anarchy. The Christians in the U.S. have broken every law known to humankind while demanding others comply with whatever law they choose for them to comply with. If the non-Christians ever unite and say, "Enough of this bullshit," it'll turn out to be one of the bloodiest times in our history. I can visualize a terrorist type war waged against Christians that would have these part-time God people meeting once again in secrecy and in groups of six and eight. I can visualize one news report after another about Christians being rounded up and burned at the stake like they burned innocent people with the false claims they were witches and warlocks. I will be glad to put my money into this project that might become known as "Cleansing America of Evil Parasites". I will furnish custom made stakes and logs that require no lighter fluid and, when burned, would give off the scent of a fresh rain or freshly mowed grass.
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technomist
- 2008-08-04 @ 15:45:10
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vanquishbb
- http://www.kill-me-if-you-can.com/
- 2008-08-04 @ 17:01:48
Hi Technomist. Here's hoping things are going well for you and yours. Yes, of course a bit more research on the matter is needed, but I think we should just kind of wing it until we have time to study what the effect of burning Christians have on the environment. I'm also working on a net that can be dropped on a church from a helicopter blocking all the exits. We then can set fire to the church. This would be a real time saver and prove cost effective in the long run.
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Aren't you risking the wrath of the green lobby there, what with the carbon footprint of stake-burnings these days? Gotta make sure its a sustainable source. Say what you like about crucifixes, they could, with care, be recycled.