Gosh. Maybe I should add Insta-Pundit to the blogroll.
(via Oliver Willis)
Let’s be clear on this: I’m merely the token moonbat in the wingnut parade, OK? You can tell because I actually have the best hat of them all.
You must read Doonesbury today. We ought to be laughing ourselves silly every time those Republicans dredge up a flag burning amendment to distract everyone from their other ridiculous, failed policies.
Alright, Orac, I’m trying to get some work done here this morning…so why’d you have to send me this clip of an atheist church to distract me with unseemly giggling?
So Hank Fox sent along a couple of videos: one’s funny, and the other is “funny.”
Ricky Santorum has us scientists down cold.
Most scientists unfortunately, those that certainly are advocating for this [embryonic stem cell research], and many others feel very little moral compulsion. It’s a utilitarian, materialistic view of doing whatever they can do to pursue their desired goals.
So, you see, scientists are amoral, with nothing to hold them back from pursuing their dreams of unbridled, raging power. I’m sure if we asked Li’l Ricky about atheists, he’d turn pale and tell us all kinds of horror stories.
Atheist scientists, of course, are absolutely the worst. Watch out—when my army of undead cyborg squid-human hybrids is assembled, I won’t hesitate to use it.
Thank you, Jon Stewart.
I imagine this might be a problem in mixed marriages, if one partner is one of those wicked militant fundie atheists I hear so much about.
By the way, that link probably isn’t safe for work or the easily offended, although the part I found most offensive was the totally fictitious building in the last panel.