Pat Robertson Pit Thread Number 342: "Dover, Watch Your Bloomin' Arse!"

Unfortunately the linked article doesn’t give the full quote. Pat just went on and on and on about the possibilities of a natural disaster in Dover, something to the effect of (I’m paraphrasing, but as closely as I can remember): “So just think, if you have a tornado or an earthquake or a flood, don’t ask for God’s help… I’m not saying He’s going to send a natural disaster, that’s His decision, but if He does you have no right to ask Him for help because you kicked Him out of your schools.”

Pat, baby, GOD IS NOT YOUR PERSONAL LUCA BRAZI!

The fact that not one time have you accurately called a natural disaster before it happened (and in fact you predicted hurricanes would hit Orlando in the one year when Florida had almost no major hurricane damage) would, one would think, give you this clue.

And how odd is it that God is most likely to send natural disasters to places that are naturally prone to them (hence the NATURAL qualifier? If a hurricane bypassed the coast and struck Dover, Pennsylvania, even I, agnostic as I am, would take notice, or if an earthquake tore down the gay nightclubs in 12 cities on the same day perhaps, but…

What can you say about this shitbag that hasn’t been said before? Meanwhile, if anybody sells disaster insurance in Dover, I think it’s safe to keep on selling.

Of course I will. Because God sends the fire storm I will taken away on a magic cloud away from Godless and now non-melted skinless.

Of course people will sell insurance. Acts of God are specifically excluded from coverage.

Pat Robertson can go to hell (and he just might).

I think old Pat is starting to get frustrated that God isn’t doing his bidding. Someone send Pat a copy of Paradise Lost.

He will, as sure as god made little green apples, Pat Robertson will roast in the fiery pits of hell.

So is this the smoking gun proof that ID is really creationism?

I wouldn’t say that’s true because PR says so. We don’t listen to anything else he ever has to say.

And if a hurricane hit Dover (well, guess it would have to be next year) there’s gonna be some spillover into Virginia Beach.

Sooooo…God is going to send a tornado, and beyond that ignore the cries of the suffering because certain people didn’t vote a certain way? What about the people who didn’t vote that way? What about the children?

What a creepy god Pat whorships. But then it does seem more like his own reflection.

Clocks go back.
Xmas shopping season to kick off the day after Thankgiving.
Pat Robertson is nuts.
Who’da thunk it?

You can safely assume that you’ve created God in your own image when it turns out that God hates all the same people you do. - Anne Lamott

Heh. Well, it DID rain around here yesterday…maybe it was just a warmup pitch!

A preacher who advocates assassination and tells people “don’t turn to God.” I’m starting to think the whole “Pat Robertson” character has been a long, long Andy Kaufman style performance art setup. Close to the end of his life he’ll break character and gasp “suckers!” on his deathbed.

Robertson and his ilk are proof of the non-existance of God, IMHO. No sane, just, loving God would permit fuckwits of this order to sully His/Her/It’s name for this long.

Great thread title, Miss Doolittle. “I’d do 'im in for a 'atpin, let alone a 'at.”

Is it possible Robertson is suffering from some kind of (recent) dementia? Or has he always said stuff like this?

Even beyond the fact that he called for assassination, his claims later that he wasn’t talking about assassination (when there was no possible to parse what he said to NOT mean that) seems to indicate diminished capacity.

I’m sure someone around here has the exact quote memorized, but at the 92 GOP convention (may have been the 88 'vention) Robertson said that the goal of feminism was to lead young girls to paganism, lesbianism, and abortions. The real quote is even more disturbng.

The feminist agenda is not about equal rights for women. It is about a socialist, anti-family political movement that encourages women to leave their husbands, kill their children, practice witchcraft, destroy capitalism, and become lesbians. (Fundraising letter, 1992)

Just when I thought ole Pat was completely insane, he comes along and says something more insaner.

I sent him an email (via the 700 Club website) suggesting he retire or check into a mental hospital.

Wait. Are you saying this isn’t true?