Sad, imo, they are fast becoming a blight upon the rest of Human kind.

Psychopathic.

@FrayedBear I'd go with dilusional! LOL

@Barnie2years that as well.

@FrayedBear if their rants were chemically induce, the product would be illegal and in the same category as LSD. Call it religion, and even though it has the same effect, it’s legal everywhere. Though, like drugs, each brand is territorial and prone to territorial violent disputes.

Oh how I wish that they were, one a few million lights distant as well.

They know so much about Satan simply because they invented him so as to have someone/something upon which/whom they could lay the blame for their own mistakes, etc, etc.

And this is the logical result of these anti-mask mandates:

"FL Republican Wants to Review All Mandatory Vaccinations, Which Includes Polio"
[truthout.org]

@RussRAB ONLY in either Flaccida ( Florida) or Texarse could one easily expect shit like this to be circulated.

@Triphid - I dunno, I heard a news report on the radio this morning about anti-mask mandate protesters in San Diego, California. They had been demonstrating at the local school board meetings harassing school board members and attendees outside where they met. In recent weeks, these protesters began banging on windows during the meetings. At the last meeting, the protesters entered the building so the school board members decided to end their meeting early so as not to escalate any possible situation. In the abscence of the school board members, the protesters decided to hold a new election among themselves. The faux school board voted to end all mask mandates as well as all vaccine requirements (and probably several other nonsense as well). That's all well and good except these people took the additional step of filing paperwork as if they were actually the new school board. The report didn't say if anyone took them seriously; somehow, I doubt they did.

The point, however, is that crazies exist everywhere (even if they are concentrated in Florida and Texas).

@RussRAB They are the same type of people who stormed the Capitol. Same values, same MO, same insanity!

@p-nullifidian - Yeah, the worst crazy of them all attracted crazies from all over the country to DC on Jan 6.

@RussRAB Hmmm, sounds to me like the rank idiocy infecting Texarse and Flaccida is spread across the U.S., could be a NEW Epidemic coming up over your way possibly.

Your mention that episode of Father Ted reminded me of when the film of the Musical "Jesus Christ Superstar" came to my home town.
Family friends owned and operated the local Cinema and I was asked if I'd mind helping out as an Usher on the night of its premiere here.
I agreed, which meant I got to see the film for free as well, and an hour before the doors opened we found the cinema had every Nun and Catholic Priest from around the region trying ton boycott the Cinema, all of them carrying signs saying things like " Blasphemy" and "Sacrilege" and 2 of the Priests flicking holy water at the cinema and chanting some of their crazy mumbo-jumbo as they did it.
The Cinema Owners were convinced that the premiere would be a HUGE failure UNTIL about 10 minutes later when the foyer filled up to bursting with people lining up to buy tickets.
On the evening of the second showing, the crowds were pretty much the same size BUT with the exception that about every 5th or 6th face we saw as we showed them to heir seat was the face of one the Nuns or the Priests but this dressed in their civvies instead,

@Triphid, Jaysus!!! Those idiots!!! By trying to boycott and telling people not to watch it they were actually advertising it and people wanted even more to watch it!!! There was another organisation, the PMRC, which the Americans here most likely know even better than me, that were trying to censor bands and their lyrics which also helped more the bands than caused them harm. I think the best thing we can do is laugh of the ridiculous of it.