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[Comfortably_Numb]

1. JFC. What a wrinkled bag of shit. Good riddance to bad rubbish. Burn in hell Pat.

[Deuxcents]

2. Happy Pride Month. 🌈 Too bad he's not here to celebrate

[KY_EnviroGuy]

3. Just like their politicians, there's a line of Jebus grifters waiting to take his place.

After all, what young white Jesus freak doesn't want his own private plane, a harem of women to wait on him and a multi-million dollar home with a limo to take him to his multi-million dollar mega-church?

KY

[onetexan]

4. They're All grifters, these megachurch pastors

[KY_EnviroGuy]

7. No wonder we can't have nice things in most American communities....

See: https://ministrywatch.com/million-dollar-homes-become-status-symbols-of-televangelists-and-pastors/

snip:

Texas Televangelist Kenneth Copeland’s parsonage has probably received the most critical news coverage of all church parsonages in America. In 2020, the 18,279 ft. tax-exempt mansion was appraised at $10,825,462. A year later the appraisal dropped to $7 million.

The December Houston Chronicle series reported that Texas law restricts the parsonage tax exemption to one acre properties. Copeland’s lakefront “one acre” parsonage sits in the midst of almost 25 acres of land while receiving a religious exemption, according to the Tarrant County Appraisal District. Adjacent to and listed at the same address as the Copeland mansion property is a 35-acre plot of land zoned for agricultural use. This property, located next to Eagle Mountain Lake, is also owned by Copeland’s church.

The 35-acre plot of agricultural land is appraised at $3,743 even though the fair market value was reportedly $1,283,364 in 2018. According to the Houston Chronicle, the tax exemption on Copeland’s home deprives the county government of $150,000 in tax revenue, resulting in a tax burden being passed on to other taxpayers.

The old-timey Baptist preachers I was raised around lived in very modest homes and were not paid well at all, and relied on the charity of the congregation for adequate food each year. This was in the 50s and 60s and they were all very humble, unselfish men.

KY.....

[Solly Mack]

5. :)

[Qutzupalotl]

6. Live in such a way that your death is not cause for celebration.

[J_William_Ryan]

8. Good thing for Robertson

that there's no such thing as 'god' or 'hell.'

[littlemissmartypants]

9. Fake Nooze...

Hey, so this isn’t actually from today. It’s just a recurring bit I do, yknow, for “comedy.” It’s from when Trump lost in 2020. I posted it when Tucker Carlson got fired too. Here’s an example from my TikTok:

Link to tweet

?t=_688TRExjc9zfa2uhhPdHw&s=19

But Happy Pride!!