The war criminal torturer is in Nashville tonight pretending that torture is the "Christian" thing

[Lint Head]

to do

Headline:

"President George W. Bush will be in Nashville tonight to inspire 9,000 men to greater sacrifice."

LifeWay, the research and publishing arm of the Southern Baptist Convention, is presenting The Main Event men's conference with the theme "By His Stripes We Are Healed." Tonight's event at Bridgestone Arena is sold out and closed to media, organizer Jason Ellerbrook said. There are $40 tickets available for Saturday, when retired NASCAR driver Darrell Waltrip and retired Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden will speak.

http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2014/08/01/president-george-w-bush-nashville-tonight/13478351/

George W. Bush sacrificed 3,000 innocent people on 9/11 and proceeded to murder more. I wish I could be there. I don't live very far away but upcoming surgery prevents me from protesting this asshole!

[Blue Owl]

1. The ol' rugged double-cross

n/t

[edgineered]

2. Inspire 9,000 men to greater sacrifice?

After sacrificing your mind to the likes of their morals and ethics what else is there to give? Nothing good can come from this. Sure hope they stay in Nashville, Florida has enough crazies starting with our governor.

[lpbk2713]

3. He's been taking grifting lessons from the Quitter.

I can just imagine all the overpriced imported junk being sold as souvenirs in the lobby.

And "closed to media" is a good indication they don't want to be quoted on anything they say.

[blkmusclmachine]

4. George W. Bush, Christian Dominionist of the New Apostolic Reformation theology movement.

Who farted in here?

[REP]

5. Torture IS a Christian thing. What do you think a crucifix depicts?

[BrotherIvan]

11. You have a point

Once they got rid of the Gnostics and started worshipping Christ on the Cross, it sort of all went downhill from there.

[REP]

15. Went downhill with Paul

[BrotherIvan]

18. Yes, it did

The very sad part is some early Christian societies were very egalitarian. But as time went on, the hard liners brought their fear and hate. Sounds very familiar.

[awoke_in_2003]

13. and nobody expects...

the Spanish Inquisition.

[Mnemosyne]

6. Hope there was a greeting party, an angry one. nt

[GeorgeGist]

7. By His Stripes We Are Healed.

Jesus' Torture is Good. For you.

[Initech]

8. George Bush should be behind bars, with Dick Cheney as his cell mate.

[Lost In America]

9. Is that mother fu**er ready to sacrifice his own life?

No?

Then I have zero interest in anything about that criminal.

[gratuitous]

12. His life? How about three pennies on a dollar?

A 3% tax increase on annual "earnings" above $500,000 is too much sacrifice for George and his overrich pals.

[BuelahWitch]

10. What does that fool know about sacrifice?

Oh, right, Presidentin' is hard work! Phfffft!

[temporary311]

14. It makes me sad that my first thought

when I read the title was, "Which one?"

[kath]

17. Sadly, that was my first thought, too.

Way too many war criminal torturers out there.

[Rex]

16. He should be in prison, but you know...would destroy the Union

or some ludicrous crap I keep hearing from people that should know better.