Is the Freedom from Religion Foundation a group of nut jobs?

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PO Box 750
Madison WI 53701
608-256-8900
Email: info@ffrf.ord

No! Despite the rumors that this group is largely comprised of homosexuals, atheists and Democrats with a smattering of neo Nazi’s thrown in for good measure, I’ve found one or two to be highly intelligent as they were able to respond in words that had more than one syllable.

I can even see their point as outlined by my friend who is a member. According to him, a government that was founded on moral principles as defined by the Bible, should never have any mention of that actual book, (which shall not be named here again). No! The Federal government, according to their supposed viewpoint, should be a highly sterile construct where everyone (no matter how loony they may be) is allowed in as a citizen – (Uh, just so long as they don’t start blowing stuff up)! So, all you whack jobs, hairballs and genetic misfits! This is the club for you!

Last word (as in not The Word from you know who) – Anyone who yearns to tell other people how to live their lives, what to think, how to dress and what to believe… Well, now you have an organization that doesn’t have the word Democrat in it somewhere! Please! Send this group some email describing how much you love them....

Someone please go and put these atheist idiots out of their misery!

A billboard along Interstate 30 in Texas that is calling for people to “Quit the Church” is upsetting Catholics in the area.

The billboard is part of a national atheist campaign by the Freedom from Religion Foundation and includes the message that the Catholic Church should put women’s rights over bishops’ wrongs, KDFW Fox 4 reports.

According to the station, Catholics see the billboard as a dig at dozens of federal lawsuits by Catholic dioceses, including those in Dallas and Forth Worth. They want to do away with an Obama administration mandate that requires employers, including church-owned institutions like hospitals, to provide employees insurance coverage for birth control, something that goes against church teachings.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/01/texas-highway-billboard-tells-faithful-to-quit-church/#ixzz1zPsS0C00

My take: You’ve got to be kidding me…OK, Perhaps God maybe dead or perhaps he never even existed for you and your kind. I put forth that these empty headed individuals, who declare that nothing is sacred, are the same group that would have you look down into the black hole of nothingness and who would ask you to despair. My thinking, they are pointless individuals living pointless lives.

Look you atheist dudes, I beg you, please go live your lives and then when you’re ready…just end it. Poof! You’re all gone. By your own admission, your existence accomplished nothing. We, the Children of a living God have a different path to follow. You might want to look at history for a glimpse of what is actually going on. Duh!

As an aside, I haven’t been in a church more than a few times in my life. That doesn’t mean I don’t pray to the Owner each and every day, and that doesn’t mean that I won’t pray for your souls. Hasta la vista baby!

When Americans have to hide behind masks!

You know that the Republic is in serious trouble when Americans, who are protesting some ideal or the other, begin disguising themselves behind masks in a manner similar to the Al Qaeda. Whenever I see people like this, I wonder why are they so ashamed that they don’t want their faces seen by the public? When you hide behind a mask – there’s a reason. And, generally, it’s not a good one!

Random Thoughts for March 2012

Atheists definitely need a place of their own!

Seems that the 200 or so Atheists who currently reside in the US (God bless them) are at it again. This time they’re suing the State of Pennsylvania over a proposition calling 2012 ‘The Year of the Bible’. While I’m not sure how well that will turn out, I do understand that these folks need a place where they can go and not be harassed by all the bible thumping ‘believers’ out there.

This is why I have forwarded a bill for President Obama to consider which would allow for the construction of a ‘special town’ to be built out somewhere in Death Valley. Think of it. This God forsaken piece of real estate would be a perfect place to park relocate these people so they could live and work and do whatever it is the Godless do with their lives. Death Valley is devilish hot and it’s located in California. (A double bonus for these folks with the benefit of knowing that soon they will either slide off into the ocean or be sold to the equally Godless Chinese). In either case this could be a win-win situation for the rest of us.

Is our President constipated?

I realize that this is a very sensitive question, but gosh almighty, I have to ask it! In recent video coverage of him on TV, he sure looked to me like a man with both buns firmly clinched. Why, the last time I got ‘plugged up’ like that, I walked exactly the same way. Perhaps a soothing warm enema (administered by a concerned public) is just what the doctor might order to get him all ship-shape again. That and maybe a heaping tablespoon of algae…

Will the Supreme Court get it right?

It seems the whole world is watching to see how the highest court in the land will rule concerning the mess that is the current healthcare bill. Personally, I’m hoping that they will support all three areas that are being challenged. This would make for much frolic and fun as, in one stroke of opinion, the court could open the door wide open for a complete takeover by the government. Just think of all the things that could be thrown into the newly created slush bucket of FIC or ‘Forced Interstate Commerce’. Why the Fed would now have free reign to slam bills up John Q Public arse any old time it wants to! And what of the fate of the lower courts that supported the repeal of the personal mandate? Would they dare ever show their faces again? I’m not sure, but there is one thing I do know. MSNBC would have an absolute field day thumbing their noses at media outlets like Fox. Why I’d even wager they might go from eight viewers to even as many as twenty!