Another reason to have voted for Kamala


Just ask Doug Wilson.

“If Kamala [Harris] had won the presidency, there would have been basically zero evangelicals in the White House administration,” Wilson said. “And although Donald Trump is not an evangelical by any stretch … his administration is full of them.”

Doug has something in common with Richard Dawkins.

“So probably the best illustration of this would be church bells? Yes. Minarets? No,” he said.

Why?

“Because, the public space would belong to Christ,” he added.

He also doesn’t want women to vote, let alone run for high office.

Wilson also wants to repeal women’s right to vote. When asked why, he was quick to respond.

“Because it’s a good idea,” he said, adding that he wants it replaced with household voting, with women only voting if they are the head of their household.

I voted for Kamala Harris. It’s nice that a pig like Doug Wilson is reassuring me that my vote was righteous.

Comments

  1. lanir says

    NPR has a short video clip of the interview with him. At the end of it, the interviewer asks him about LGBTQ+ rights, to clarify that he wants to make relationships illegal. He dodges the question and replies that he’s okay with them talking and saying whatever they want but he doesn’t want any legal protections for them.

    Sure, sounds great. You can say whatever you want, but people who don’t understand you and don’t like you are in charge of how you can act, even in the most private parts of your life. You first, you shitty wannabe theocrat. You can say whatever you want but I’ll decide whether you get to act on any of it and approve all your relationships. What a farce this guy is, and the full interview headline talks about how he’s becoming more mainstream. Can’t be bothered to waste my time on anything that obviously stupid and wrongheaded.

  2. Hemidactylus says

    I’m no Nostradamus, but I feel this thread will take a sudden turn, probably within the first 10 comments. A familiar pattern will emerge. The question is which faction strikes first. 3…2…1…

  3. drewl, Mental Toss Flycoon says

    Back in the 70s and 80s, I was growing up in the town where Doug started his cult, and I’ve seen the damage he’s done there over the decades. He pretty much split that town apart, and it never really recovered from it. I still go out there to visit relatives and friends from school. We always joked that our town was a little oasis between the Neo-Nazis to the north of us, and the Mormons to the south. Then this wanker comes along.

    Needless to say, I have loathed this wretched excuse for a human for most all of my life.

  4. AstroLad says

    There might be an advantage to household voting: Mormons, Quiverfull, and other similar idiot households only get one vote.

  5. CompulsoryAccount7746, Sky Captain says

    church bells? Yes. […] Because, the public space would belong to Christ,

    He wants the government to seize all the churches, make em public, then give the land away to a for’ner from Palestine!? /s

  6. robro says

    birgerjohanson @ #5 — Yep, Doug and Pete are two peas in the urinal. Who knows, perhaps Doug has a tattoo similar to Pete’s.

  7. Robbo says

    I heard that piece of shit on MPR, yesterday? Monday? same interview Lanir mentions I assume. He doesn’t sound like a wacko. He sounds very reasonable. But. The shit he says is odious as hell.

  8. says

    Yes, we held our noses and voted for kamala. But, please, no one give her any ideas about running for office again. I would like to see someone of good character, like AOC, or Jamie Raskin be president.
    tRUMP, the murderous felon, and all his malicious magat cockroaches make me both emotionally and physically ill.

  9. Hemidactylus says

    Ok, I am pleased to say my prediction failed to come true within the first 10 comments.

  10. drewl, Mental Toss Flycoon says

    Hemi @11…
    Now I’m curious what your predictions were.

  11. seversky says

    Doug Wilson is a good reason for atheism, If God really exists would he really tolerate someone like Wilson? If He does, He is not one that I would consider worthy of worship.

  12. John Morales says

    Doug Wilson is a good reason for atheism, If God really exists would he really tolerate someone like Wilson?

    What? I don’t follow your supposed inference.

    If He does, He is not one that I would consider worthy of worship.

    It. No sex, because sex is about procreation.
    And you for fucking sure CAPITALISED the assigned gender pronoun.

    BTW, atheism doesn’t need reasons, neither good nor bad. It is the default state.
    What needs some reason is goddism. Burden of proof!

    [OT]

    drewl, reasons presumably included StevoR. Since this post echoes that stance.

    (If one is a habitué, one knows)

  13. beholder says

    Hemi @11…
    Now I’m curious what your predictions were. — @12 drewl

    Probably about whether StevoR or myself would take the bait. Against all odds, it didn’t happen that soon.

    Give it time, though. One of us is sitting on one’s thumbs just raring to go.

  14. Silentbob says

    @^

    Indeed my reaction to this post was that PZ’s just blatantly trolling the obsessive one. X-D

  15. lanir says

    I have to admit that if we’re talking about deities and their general worth I long ago realized that I respected other people, even some religious ones, far more than I respected the petty little gods many of them wanted me to suppose they worshipped.

    The bar is higher, you see, for authority figures. And whatever power a being supposedly has it is never the power to command respect. That doesn’t come from power. It comes from understanding and connection. Most of these gods were created when mystery cults were thought to be quite impressive. You don’t understand how my god can be two contradictory things at once? Haha, gotcha! Your confusion means you are a lesser creature who cannot understand my (deliberately bewildering) god! But human culture has grown a bit. Now believing contradictory things means you’re either a fool who’s too easily impressed by your own BS or you’re an average pawn for a political party.

  16. StevoR says

    To post here :

    I voted for Kamala Harris. It’s nice that a pig like Doug Wilson is reassuring me that my vote was righteous – OP.

    PZ is of course spot on here.

    Not a day goes by that it doesn’t become clearer to (almost?) everyone how much better the world would be had Kamala become POTUS instead of Trump.

  17. StevoR says

    @ Hemidactylus (& others too I guess) : Okay, I might be a bit predictable but am I wrong?

    Is it wrong to try and hold accountable as much as I can those people – incl one here – who did everything they could to make our world so much horrendously worse and who are thereby indirectly but obviously responsible for so many millions of needless deaths and so much incalculable human suffering and pain and torment?

    The very least such disgraceful excuses for people could do is admit they got it wrong, apologise and do anything and everything they can do to make amends now. But some refuse even that barest, inadequate beyond superlatives minimum.

    Should we just forget about what they did and let it go given its consequences and the magnitude of the impact of their words and actions on our entire shared pale blue dot? Should we allow the same mistake to be made yet again that has already proven so utterly catastrophic at least three times over? (Gore, HRC, Kamala / Nader, Bernie & Stein, Stein & West.)

    NO. No we should not. They shouldn’t be allowed to getaway with it and we must NEVER allow even the advocating for repeating the third party spoiler error ever again. There needs to be zero tolerance for it and them. Unity behind the Democratic party and its nominee must be the way.

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