The Twin Cities were
infested with a rather noxious parasite this week: Dobson and his crew of holy bible-thumpers. I know the Minnesota Atheists were out protesting, but Eva and Avidor actually attended the event, and came back with videos. So, if you really want to see Gary Bauer again, or watch the crowds swoon over James Dobson, Lloyletta has the YouTube links.
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Bible scholar and NorthPointe Christian High School teacher Kent Dobson resigned Tuesday after he and the school board parted ways over Dobson's role in a Discovery Channel program, "Jesus: The Missing History."
At the old digs, I asked about Sen. George Allen of VA:
Maybe we should call this one SchadenThankFuckingChrist. It appears that Dobson's influence has been steadily falling off.
Well, I've been wrong all this time.
Ugh. What contemptable human beings. At least we can take some solace in the fact that it was bumped out of the Xcel Center due to lack of interest, and I think the final stop on this tour of tripe was entirely cancelled. At the first stop, they screened off a large portion of the stadium to conceal how many empty seats there were.
Don't forget Ken Ham in the Twin Cities Oct. 28!
Don't forget Ken Ham in the Twin Cities Oct. 28!
What!
Oh, Arden Hills. Not on a bus line. That won't stop me!
I say that we go in Halloween costumes, MN Atheist friends.
Ken Ham, the other creationist meat.
Oh man, I just watched those clips of Dobson and Bauer and now I have the urge to just hand myself over to their religious fundamentalism... I mean, if I was able to, I wouldn't have felt so sick after watching that cr*p.
Thanks for the link, PZ... It was definitely one of the more creepy experiences I've had just listening to the nonsense.