Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/05/19/popular-pastor-who-claimed-he.html
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So now we’re just laying honey-pots to try to tempt bbs commentors to break the “no karmic schadenfreude” rule?
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Instead of taking action to prevent the spread of the disease, however, hundreds of his followers gathered around the house containing his corpse, awaiting his resurrection.
Born suckers; but, like Il Douche’s marks (many of whom are also religious fundies), born suckers who ruin things for everyone.
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I’m not saying I am glad he is dead. But I am saying that I am not surprised in the least.
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You would have a legitimate hard time finding someone who looks more like a featured player in a TBS dramedy about demons walking among us than Kenneth Copeland.
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Really, I don’t see it…
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He obviously should have touched himself more
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Why did I have to double-check that this didn’t happen somewhere in the US, like Mississippi, or Georgia, or Texas?
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Sown, and reaped.
I take no joy in the man’s demise, but it doesn’t come as a shock, either.
Actions still have consequences, regardless to anyone’s faith.
He should be so lucky to depart this earthly plane in such style.
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How bout that. And they say there’s no cure for stupid.
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Religion is a hell of a drug
Side effects may include, and are not limited to: paranoia, delusion, and feelings of worthlessness
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Nothing fails like prayer.
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From what I can tell this happened in Cameroon and we should be cautious about interpreting it through the narrow lens of US politics.
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Dead is dead; politics be damned.
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“Then said Jesus unto him, Put up again thy sword into his place: for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword.”
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Um, hello, is the virus still using his cells to replicate and propagate itself? I don’t think so. Ipso facto: he’s cured. It worked!
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Funniest thing I’ve heard in a month.
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