George Carlin on religion and sun worship
I've seen this analysis of religion by George Carlin before, and find it well worth periodic re-watching:
I've seen this analysis of religion by George Carlin before, and find it well worth periodic re-watching:
Lee Camp's premier episode of Redacted Tonight begins with a head-on assault upon Monsanto. It's hard hitting and deals with extremely serious issues. Here's the description of the show: "In this episode, Lee Camp bites into Monsanto, which makes him ill, and John F. O'Donnell gets molested by the tentacles of the billionaire Kochtopus. Obama ends the War in Afghanistan with something other than peace, Chilean magician Papas Fritas makes $500 million in student debt disappear. Sam Sacks examines NSA reform - and by "reform," we mean ''business as usual." A second Deutsche Bank video against boasting bankers is mysteriously leaked, and speaking of leaks - radiation is leaking in New Mexico. Tennessee brings back a shocking punishment, and more!"
This nonsensical Deepak Chopra quote generator will make as much sense as many of the quotes of Chopra himself. And yet you won't wince when you read these because you'll know that they are supposed to be random strings of words.
Michael Morris at Funmentionables bursts right out of the gate on his most recent commentary on religion:
Evidently some conservative Christians have completely run out of actual things to fear. Judson Phillips, the president of Tea Party Nation, worries that without the ability to discriminate against gays, Christians may become “slaves” who could be “required to create a cake for a homosexual wedding that has a giant phallic symbol on it.” You would have to be the world’s worst slave owner, or the most profligate anyway, to use the slaves at your disposal just to create erotic wedding cakes—as if people do that for weddings! I don’t want to know what else Phillips thinks goes on at gay weddings.
A haunted house near Niagra Falls takes photos of its customers at a key moment. People pay to experience this fear, and the photos are hilarious.