Ah yes. Nothing says the loving grace of the Christian god like hanging effigies of folks.
Pastor extraordinaire, Terry Jones, has managed to once again worm his way into the news with his latest stunt, hanging a dummy of the president.
Moron inc? You bet. But that has never stopped this pastor before. You see, this is symbolic of the Obama presidency, and not the president,. which is why he put a suit and an Obama mask on his dummy.
But does he stop there? Heck no! He says he is going to run for president. Now it would appear he doe shave the intellectual prowess and the mustache for the job, and I have been looking for a third party candidate to throw my vote away on, so he just might be it.
I am simply once again amazed at what folks who call themselves Christian will do that demonstrates how little they follow their own religion.
http://www.opposingviews.com/i/polit...es-obama-noose
In Gainesville, Florida, Pastor Terry Jones hung a dummy of President Obama in effegy as way to show how the President is supposedly "killing the country" (video below).
Jones last made headlines by threatening to burn a copy of the Koran, the holy book of the Islamic faith.
Jones claims to have received death threats and has been contacted twice by the Secret Service because of the hanging display at his church, the Dove World Outreach Center.
In an interview with the The Pulp, Jones said the hanging display was not racist, but rather "a symbolic action saying we do not, of course, want him reelected. It is death, of course, not to him. To his political career."
"We are not looking at him as a black man. He is not black; he is not white; he is the president of the United States. And the noose, of course, was to represent the death of his presidency and political career. Not at all to represent his race... His race has absolutely nothing to do with it."
Jones also told The Pulp that it was "definitely very possible" that he would be running for president himself: "We definitely do have a lot of support, but... people think these type of methods are going a little bit too far, a little bit too intense. We chose those methods because they are the methods that we thought about, and we really felt a couple of these issues are so intense and so important that sometimes we do need a little bit of a shaking."
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