Supporters pray over Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum during a campaign stop

[Cali_Democrat]

Supporters pray over Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum during a campaign stop last week at Bella Donna Chapel in McKinney, Texas. (Tom Pennington, Getty Images / February 11, 2012)

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-santorum-faith-donors-20120211,0,4972720.story

[Angry Dragon]

1. shaking my head

[1620rock]

2. Rolling my eyes.

[justgamma]

3. There are more that a few of us praying

that Obama wins reelection. So when he wins, it will be God's will that all you pukes, sit down and shut up. Got that?

[bowens43]

6. No that would be man's free will going counter to gods will , influenced by the devil.

it's only god's will when a republican wins.

[GReedDiamond]

4. Pod People...nt

[Cali_Democrat]

9. No kidding!

They actually remind me of the Heaven's Gate folks!

[bowens43]

5. we dont need this nut job and his batshit crazy supporters anywhere near the halls of power.

they look like a bunch of freaking lunatics.

[Rex]

7. Hmmm...interesting.

nt

[Bigmack]

8. Yeah.... well I just put a hex on his ass..

.. if he wins the election, those prayers were more powerful than my juju. If he loses, those prayers were to a false god.

I'm betting heavily on my hex.

[Matariki]

11. +1

you'll have to share that 50/50 with me

[nanabugg]

10. This what they believe in so why should we worry about it? I dislike the GOP immensely but

we need not ridicule someone else's beliefs. He could be an atheist for all I care. I am appalled by what these people do in public office and will fight them with bucks, sweat and tears. But if they want to pray, lay hands on, or spit on a person as part of their religious belief it doesn't bother me. If such belief and behavior is as useless and pointless as many here believe than it won't matter, will it. If what they believe has the force of an omnipotent God behind it, then we can't stop it, can we?

[Cali_Democrat]

12. Why worry about it?

Because they're freaks and they want to impose their freakish beliefs on the rest of America.

[JI7]

13. only becuase they make such a public issue out of it and use it to push laws

[Warren DeMontague]

17. Why should we worry about what they believe? Hmmm, gee, I don't know.

Except maybe, ah, "states should be allowed to ban birth control", "evolution is a myth", "teach the controversy", "put prayer back in schools", "death penalty for abortion providers" and "The Earth is only 5,000 years old"

why would anyone worry about those beliefs, huh?...

yeah, what the guy believes should be off limits.

What if he believed Aliens were talking to him through his Bran Flakes, telling him to back the national currency with dryer lint? What if he believed magic gnomes were living in his underwear?

Would it be "off limits" to ridicule his special special special special oh so special beliefs then?



The guy believes a load of idiotic gibberish, and it DIRECTLY informs not just his political agenda but also who comprises his voter base.

Fucking A we "need" to ridicule it.

[B Calm]

18. No one is persecuting Christians here.

These people are forcing their beliefs into our justice system.

[Raine]

14. To me that is downright creepy

[Douglas Carpenter]

15. "Yea Lord, lead him from victory to victory in primary after primary until he has secured the GOP

nomination - before you pull the rug out from underneath that crazy, dangerous lunatic bastard. That thy name may be glorified. Amen."

[B Calm]

16. Not unlike what the Taliban want to do in Afghanistan,

the Rick Santorum nut-case would convert our current legal system into one that requires our laws to be in agreement with religious law.

He's a very scary candidate who will destroy our democratic republic.

Don't underestimate the stupidity of working class republicans, they'll vote for this idiot!