Hey, my horse has more sense, and is a nicer person, than to ever think that, let alone say it, out of any part of him. It never ceases to amaze me how horible “christians” can be.
Every other right wing Christian, of which I am one (right religiously, not politically) contributed to Haiti. Only Old Pat said something stupid. Even his own organization contributed. I think he’s senile or something.
cabrobst, if Pat is senile, then he’s been that way for a very long time because this is one of a series of outrageous, hateful and stupid things he has said over many years. Yet people continue to send him money.
For the record, he is not the only person on the right (religious or political) who has discouraged people from sending money to Haiti or for blaming it on their “pact with the devil.”
Funny, I thought television was the opiate of the masses. One of the reasons I hate religion. I’m a follower of Jesus. Religious people killed Him, too. Jesus hated religion. He was all about relationships. With each other. With Him. Nothing else matters.
Organized Religion has been that (opiiate and bane of civilization) since it was first devised. Real religion is in your heart, not in an organization or a place to go… TV is nothing but a diversion, though some use it in other ways…
I think that in the mid 80s or early 90s, Robertson and his cronies devised their own rewrite of the Bible. If memory serves, it was called “The Book.” However, I can’t find any reference to it on the web.
My favorite quote of the day: NAoQV “is like what you’d get if you took all the comedy and artistic talent out of Wondermark.” http://bit.ly/9UicuV
I think I’m going to ask if I can reproduce that quote on the back of either “Meet The Royals” or November’s book, which will probably be called “The New Adventures of Queen Victoria Present The Real Housewives of Windsor by William Shakespeare with additional material by Pab Sungenis.”
MorganZ almost 15 years ago
Goofy would have had more sense than to make such a ridiculous remark in the first place.
luckylouie almost 15 years ago
Gweedo, he’s not a horse’s bleeep, he’s a right-wing Christian. Oops, same thing.
Basqueian almost 15 years ago
Hey, my horse has more sense, and is a nicer person, than to ever think that, let alone say it, out of any part of him. It never ceases to amaze me how horible “christians” can be.
zero almost 15 years ago
He’s [adverbial expletive deleted] Goofy? Garshes!
Charles Brobst Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Every other right wing Christian, of which I am one (right religiously, not politically) contributed to Haiti. Only Old Pat said something stupid. Even his own organization contributed. I think he’s senile or something.
cdward almost 15 years ago
cabrobst, if Pat is senile, then he’s been that way for a very long time because this is one of a series of outrageous, hateful and stupid things he has said over many years. Yet people continue to send him money.
For the record, he is not the only person on the right (religious or political) who has discouraged people from sending money to Haiti or for blaming it on their “pact with the devil.”
dvoyack almost 15 years ago
It’s people like Pat Robertson that gives Christians a bad name.
FlashfyreSP almost 15 years ago
Religion…the opiate of the masses. The bane of civilization. Do away with it and the world would be a much happier, peaceful place.
LibrarianInTraining almost 15 years ago
Funny, I thought television was the opiate of the masses. One of the reasons I hate religion. I’m a follower of Jesus. Religious people killed Him, too. Jesus hated religion. He was all about relationships. With each other. With Him. Nothing else matters.
leilahosley almost 15 years ago
I can’t remember who exactly said this. “It is not religion that is the problem, but the religious.”
vldazzle almost 15 years ago
Organized Religion has been that (opiiate and bane of civilization) since it was first devised. Real religion is in your heart, not in an organization or a place to go… TV is nothing but a diversion, though some use it in other ways…
shewith5 almost 15 years ago
Nice of Mr. Robertson to donate his Malibu Mansion and Armani suits to raise money for Haiti… Wait, WHat? He didn’t?
ChiehHsia almost 15 years ago
Armani suits on Pat Robertson? Doesn’t he know that Giorgio Armani was, ummm, THAT WAY? hee hee hee….
YatilGreene almost 15 years ago
This is the third comic on this site that I’d never heard of until the Washington Post Web Comic poll. All three are amazing.
WooT!
Pab Sungenis creator almost 15 years ago
We do try. Thank you.
Dorian almost 15 years ago
I blame Pat Robertson’s mother for (among other things)not teaching him that wonderful, old adage:
”If you can’t say something nice, just don’t say anything at all.”
namenamename almost 15 years ago
I think that in the mid 80s or early 90s, Robertson and his cronies devised their own rewrite of the Bible. If memory serves, it was called “The Book.” However, I can’t find any reference to it on the web.
steverinoCT almost 15 years ago
The Conservative Bible Project. Here’s a HuffPo article on it:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/05/conservative-bible-projecn310037.html
“If English was good enough for Jesus, it’s good enough for me.”
Pab Sungenis creator almost 15 years ago
My favorite quote of the day: NAoQV “is like what you’d get if you took all the comedy and artistic talent out of Wondermark.” http://bit.ly/9UicuV
I think I’m going to ask if I can reproduce that quote on the back of either “Meet The Royals” or November’s book, which will probably be called “The New Adventures of Queen Victoria Present The Real Housewives of Windsor by William Shakespeare with additional material by Pab Sungenis.”
hondito almost 15 years ago
Well, Pab, that quote was apparently posted by Richard M Nixon, so I wouldn’t expect anything less…
MisngNOLA almost 15 years ago
If religion were taken away, men would find another thing to take its place with similarly distasteful results.