Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:46:36 +0000

In a mind numbing display of hypocrisy that could not have been possible without involving religious delusions, a Jeebus preacher has reposted the Ten Commandments in a Kentucky County courthouse following a Federal Appeals Court ruling that it is not a religious display. While putting the not religious display back in the public courthouse building the Rev. Chester Shartzer sang God's praises and talked of restoring his place in American government.

But of course if a plaque displaying the Ten Commandments is not a religious display, as the lying hypocrite county official claimed, then putting back the display does nothing to restore theocracy in this country, but if the Ten Commandments are in fact a religious symbol and putting them on display restores Fundamentalist Christianity to supreme power over all, then the county officials are a bunch of lying bastards and are guilty of perjury in a Federal court for claiming it was not a religious display.

Either it IS a religious display, and therefore it may not be supported by the government and it does demonstrate the supremacy of Jeebus-brand Fundamentalism over sanity or other brands of religious delusions, or it IS NOT a religious display and these Jeebustards have nothing but a pyrrhic victory because they have emasculated Jeebus with their lies and deceit.

Let's review:

• Not a religious display
• Ten Commandments from Jeebus-brand Christian Bible
• Does not violate Church/State Separation
• Not a religious display (repeated for emphasis)
• Displaying Ten Commandments restores Jeebus' Supremacy to government
• Does not violate Church/State Separation (repeated for emphasis)

If it is blatant, mindless hypocrisy that you seek, we recommend a visit to Leitchfield, Kentucky in the good ole Christian USA. Yee Haw!

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