this kind of thing really torques me…

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Man…not only do they spew hatred, they’re sorry-ass musicians.

Hideous!

The fear those people live in is amazing!

I can understand how fundamentalism can give you a sense of belonging and purpose but damn, those folks have allowed hate and fear to hollow them out.

Can the state rescue their kids from them? Because sooner or later that cult will potentially come to a Koresh style ending.

I checked my calendar and sure enough it wasn’t April 1st (April Fools day). Hard to believe that people actually live like this.

corey,

lets please not ask the state to “rescue” children from people we think are scarey…

there are those who think i’m scarey…

i don’t think we really want the government involved in this do we?

peace

Wow. I guess I need to take John 3:16 out of all of my Bibles.

“For God so loved the world that He gave his one and only son.”

can we say cult boys and girls. i listened to part of the podcasts and had to stop, the woman is certifiably crazy!

yeah. they’re a tad on the physcho side.

sort of creepy too. when they start yelling at the end.

yikes.

at least they didn’t say that we’d have to eat their flesh and drink their blood.

Miller,

Please try and withhold from projecting comments about how the state might view you onto how i believe the state might view this group.

Unless you happen to be involved with a group of folks who may very well be on a government watch list (which i assure you Westboro Baptist Church is) then you don’t have too much to worry about.

In this specific case, I’m not talking generalities here; their children are in very real danger (many extreme cults end in the death of everyone involved, including children). So a state intervention could definitely be seen as a “rescue”.

Corey,

i agree that the children are in danger. i disagree that the government can be relied upon when it comes to dealing with religious groups appropriately.

peace