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FearTheReaper

FearTheReaper

NEWSWIRE

I'm lost

DEC 13, 2007 02:27 AM



Seriously, they need to just get it over with. And while they are at it, I highly recommend a “Satan Is Very Bad” vote, a “Buddha Was A Bitch Vote” and a “Mormons Aren’t Real” vote. Now that the House of Representatives has officially passed the “Recognizing The Importance of Christmas and The Christian Faith” bill, let's get this fucker rolling. Those crazy kids who wrote The Constitution would have been soooooo impressed.

On Tuesday night our representatives in Congress passed this retarded motion by a vote of 372 to 9, because who the fuck would vote against Christmas? What dirty whore hates Santa and Jesus? Turns out nine dirty whores. Ten hateful bastards voted “present” and 40 demonic Satan lovers did not vote at all. And you know what that means: Not voting for Christmas is like pissing on the baby Jesus. Enjoy hell, fuckers!

The bill was created by religious nutter Steve King, of Iowa. Time to start the countdown to King getting caught with a cock in his mouth in a rest stop bathroom. To add to the insanely ridiculousness of the bill, King created it as some sort of religious revenge.


The Christmas resolution Congressman King has offered is only being offered because there have been two previous resolutions earlier this year in October, one for the Muslim holiday of Ramadan and one for the Hindu holiday of Diwali.


So, take that, Diwali and Ramadan, you stupid assdays. Now you know not to fuck with Jesus and his holidays on his turf, bitch. And never mind that Christian nuts already passed an “I Want To Have Sweet, Sweet Anal With Christmas” bill back in 2005. 22 lawmakers voted for that one. Wow, that means with more Democrats in Congress we are actually going backwards.

But the enormous vote margin did not stop King from being upset that some sinners voted "present" or "no." (I would have voted "presents," then everyone would have laughed. Then I would have urinated on King. I would make a terrible Representative.)



"An assault on Christianity?" Fuck you, you creepy, little, God freak. Aside from my comment in the next paragraph, I see no evidence at all. Punk.

Look, babytown, no one is trying to eradicate Christ from Christmas. It’s kind of in the name. And we are not a Christian nation. And if you want to celebrate Christmas for the right reasons, go have sex with a woman, get her pregnant and tell her to say God fucked her. Seems like the best way to give a nod to the J-man.

Thanks for getting to the important shit we Americans care about. You use your time wisely. It was also nice of Fox to name every “liberal Democrat” who voted "no." King wanted to know why these nine hippies voted "no," but voted "yes" on the Ramadan and Diwali resolutions. Alcee Hastings, a devil from Florida had an answer.


America is not a Christian nation. It is a nation of Christians, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and everyone in between. Our diversity is our strength and those who seek to use religion as a litmus test are doing a disservice to all of us.

As for the “assault on Christianity, all someone has to do is visit a shopping mall, turn on the radio or TV or look at the Christmas trees sitting on the front lawns of the White House and the United States Capitol to realize that no such assault is underway.


Wow, that didn’t take long to crush his bullshit argument.

Bev_Antain

Bev_Antain

Italy
February 2004

DEC 13, 2007 09:07 AM

The fact that this guy was voted by lots of people in order to get where he is, kind of scares me. But that happens everytime an idiot of any political or religious view says something completely stupid that becomes the law.

BlastProcessing

BlastProcessing

USA
OLD SKOOL

DEC 13, 2007 09:10 AM

Hastings is right. Everyone who disagrees with him is wrong.

Coyotemike

Coyotemike

USA
May 2006

DEC 13, 2007 09:12 AM

We don't want to take Christ out of Christmas, we just want him, Buddha, Vishna, Papa Legba, Anansi, and all the rest OUT OF OUR FUCKING GOVERNMENT!!!

JekyllAndHyde

JekyllAndHyde

Baltimore, MD
April 2005

DEC 13, 2007 09:22 AM

I'm really wondering if I should still apply to grad school at the University of Iowa. I spent most of my life in the conservative hell of Indiana and I don't know if I want to go back to a place that elects someone like this.

Shal

Shal

Los Angeles, CA
October 2002

DEC 13, 2007 09:26 AM

coyotemike said:
We don't want to take Christ out of Christmas, we just want him, Buddha, Vishna, Papa Legba, Anansi, and all the rest OUT OF OUR FUCKING GOVERNMENT!!!



I dunno, Papa Legba in government might be kind of interesting. Although I'd rather see Baron Samedi. Now that would be hilarious.

ki1

ki1

Ireland
September 2007

DEC 13, 2007 09:28 AM

bah humbug. none of ye feckers are getting christmas presents from me this year. i just want to spread the word of the baby jesus (bows head).

Chainlink

Chainlink

Key West, FL
August 2005

DEC 13, 2007 09:30 AM

I'd like to see him dragged out of Congress by his hair, or whats left of it, and lit on fire in the middle of the Washington mall.

If you're a Christian you can string popcorn and cranberries around him and perch a little angel on his fucked up head to celebrate.

Merry x-mas. Jerks

BlastProcessing

BlastProcessing

USA
OLD SKOOL

DEC 13, 2007 09:32 AM

Shalome said:

coyotemike said:
We don't want to take Christ out of Christmas, we just want him, Buddha, Vishna, Papa Legba, Anansi, and all the rest OUT OF OUR FUCKING GOVERNMENT!!!



I dunno, Papa Legba in government might be kind of interesting. Although I'd rather see Baron Samedi. Now that would be hilarious.



Samedi's kind of a one-trick pony, th--HURK

Coyotemike

Coyotemike

USA
May 2006

DEC 13, 2007 09:34 AM

JekyllAndHyde said:
I'm really wondering if I should still apply to grad school at the University of Iowa. I spent most of my life in the conservative hell of Indiana and I don't know if I want to go back to a place that elects someone like this.



Should be alright. It's supposed to be an island of blue in a sea of red.

Benzino

Benzino

Winnipeg, MB
November 2006

DEC 13, 2007 09:36 AM

It's nice to know that congress is focused on such important issues.

Chulanowa

Chulanowa

I'm lost
December 2006

DEC 13, 2007 09:38 AM

Shalome said:
I dunno, Papa Legba in government might be kind of interesting. Although I'd rather see Baron Samedi. Now that would be hilarious.



I agree. Let's have a Coyote / Elegba ticket for '08!

Zarth

zarth

Seattle, WA
December 2004

DEC 13, 2007 09:43 AM

Shalome said:

coyotemike said:
We don't want to take Christ out of Christmas, we just want him, Buddha, Vishna, Papa Legba, Anansi, and all the rest OUT OF OUR FUCKING GOVERNMENT!!!


I dunno, Papa Legba in government might be kind of interesting. Although I'd rather see Baron Samedi. Now that would be hilarious.


That was exactly the thought that occurred to me.

ZenTrixter

ZenTrixter

Portland, OR
October 2002

DEC 13, 2007 09:43 AM

And the war goes on...

cohiba357

cohiba357

I'm lost
November 2006

DEC 13, 2007 09:50 AM

I always beleived this country had a historical Christian background and was founded on those beliefs... Everyone else who worships to a different "higher power" should be thankful they are allowed to do so without being shot. Anyone who's want to bitch because we gave them this freedom should leave or be shot. The world would be a better place with one less ingorant asshole. skull

Zarth

zarth

Seattle, WA
December 2004

DEC 13, 2007 09:52 AM

cohiba357 said:
I always beleived this country had a historical Christian background and was founded on those beliefs... Everyone else who worships to a different "higher power" should be thankful they are allowed to do so without being shot. Anyone who's want to bitch because we gave them this freedom should leave or be shot. The world would be a better place with one less ingorant asshole. skull


Ah, the bittersweet taste of the irony cupcake.

TerdFerguson

TerdFerguson

Tucson, AZ
November 2004

DEC 13, 2007 09:56 AM

Tell your senator that your pissed, seriously, tell them, just google their name and e-mail them directly.

fluffyPuff

fluffyPuff

Los Angeles, CA
November 2007

DEC 13, 2007 10:00 AM

My thoughts as reading this...

"Now that the House of Representatives has officially passed the "Recognizing The Importance of Christmas and The Christian Faith" bill"

That's hysterical! How do you come up with this shit?....Holy crap! That part was real?!!!

...the second time this column has thrust coffee through my nose, not laughing this time...

TwistedAngel

TwistedAngel

United Kingdom
December 2007

DEC 13, 2007 10:06 AM

heeey, this sounds familiar -- BBC: Christianophobia Warning from MP


Attempts to move Christian traditions to the "margins" of British life have "gone far enough", an MP has said.


im sorry, attempts to do what? by who? huh?
would you like to legislate on the size of christmas trees perhaps?
or publish your amazon wishlist in the Hansard?


Mark Pritchard said "Christianophobia" of the "politically correct brigade" also ran the risk of Christianity being hijacked by extremist parties.


what, so you decided to hijack it first, to get your name in the papers?


He said he did not want to criticise people of other faiths, but wanted to "protect the Christian tradition".


which for me chimes beautifully with Steve King's bullshit.
go, Jesus, go! were number one!
bet our god could beat your god!...

(am i the only one reading it that way?)


Mr Pritchard said the debate was particularly topical, as recent findings suggested four fifths of schools were not staging Nativity plays this year.


HOLY. SHIT.

thats definitely up there on the list of public concerns. with the war, the NHS, Labour selling seats in the House of Lords, the Government losing 25 million child benefit records in the post, and then the details of a further 6000 drivers, deteriorating relations with Russia... and, yeah. of course.. nativity plays. exactly the sort of thing we want governments looking into.


He added: "I'm not saying there shouldn't be choice within theatrical provision on schools...


so your not saying its wrong to ignore traditional, some might say old fashioned, trappings of christmass and in particular to inflict them on a forced audience of kids who have no fucking clue whats being fed to them...


But Christmas time would be a highly appropriate time to do Nativity plays, with its message of hope and love and light.


...but you are...


This isn't criticising people of other faiths or of no faith.


...but your not.


I hope this debate will put down a marker to the government and public bodies.


put down a marker, in Parliament, telling people how to behave at Christmas

religion is a personal choice and neither the government nor any individual should feel inclined to tell me how to exercise that choice. especially not from the elevated position of a Member of Parliament, or a Congressman.

or maybe we should have some kids , send aname their favourite teddy bear Jesus, send a chocolate statue of Muhammad to Iran and watch the religious nutjobs make fireworks?

give it a fucking break. please?

goodpoltergeist

goodpoltergeist

Douglasville, GA
January 2007

DEC 13, 2007 10:24 AM

so...information about the bill. What does the bill do? What is it's purpose. Recognition? I don't understand the bill.

This fails as news. I want to be informed, not opinionated.

FearTheReaper

FearTheReaper

NEWSWIRE

I'm lost

DEC 13, 2007 10:28 AM

goodpoltergeist said:
so...information about the bill. What does the bill do? What is it's purpose. Recognition? I don't understand the bill.

This fails as news. I want to be informed, not opinionated.



Um, it Recognizes The Importance of Christmas and the Christian Faith.

Pretty much in the title, above it all boy.

Shal

Shal

Los Angeles, CA
October 2002

DEC 13, 2007 10:33 AM

FearTheReaper said:

goodpoltergeist said:
so...information about the bill. What does the bill do? What is it's purpose. Recognition? I don't understand the bill.

This fails as news. I want to be informed, not opinionated.



Um, it Recognizes The Importance of Christmas and the Christian Faith.

Pretty much in the title, above it all boy.



Yeah, it's one of those resolutions that doesn't actually do anything. It's not a law, it's not a mandate, it's just... a formal recognition that Congress thinks Christmas and Christians are both real and important.

There are tons of bills like this a year. Congress spends a lot of time doing really stupid shit.

J24U

J24U

Danvers, MA
February 2006

DEC 13, 2007 10:39 AM

Shalome said:

coyotemike said:
We don't want to take Christ out of Christmas, we just want him, Buddha, Vishna, Papa Legba, Anansi, and all the rest OUT OF OUR FUCKING GOVERNMENT!!!



I dunno, Papa Legba in government might be kind of interesting. Although I'd rather see Baron Samedi. Now that would be hilarious.



I'd like to see Anansi serve as white house spokesperson, a perfect position for someone who likes to tell stories.

goatboy23

goatboy23

Vatican City
November 2003

DEC 13, 2007 10:46 AM

Did anyone else notice that the roll call vote has Congressman King from Iowa listed as "Not Voting"?

Chainlink

Chainlink

Key West, FL
August 2005

DEC 13, 2007 10:47 AM

goodpoltergeist said:
so...information about the bill. What does the bill do? What is it's purpose. Recognition? I don't understand the bill.

This fails as news.



Thats a pretty opinionated statement for someone so ill informed.


goodpoltergeist said:
I want to be informed, not opinionated.



You could perhaps, look at the Bill, and get informed, but I'm afraid that would only make you more opinionated.

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