Some might compare the religious right to a snake. We may be in our
hole right now, but we can come out and bite you at any time.” — Rev. Terry Fox — Source
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Some might compare the religious right to a snake. We may be in our
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This explains so much! We were bitten & the poison has been coursing, untreated, through our country’s bloodstream for almost 8 years! We need some antivenom.
Where will one find this antivenom? In any of the democratic hopefuls?
Well, oddly enough, now that I think of it, antivenom is made using a very small amount of the actual venom. So maybe the antivenom comes from someone with a large enough dose of the republican party to be nominated, but a large enough difference to correct some of the problems.
On a side note, I don’t really think that Bush is “poison.” I don’t agree with several things that he’s done as president, but I don’t think that he’s as bad as the naysayers try to paint him either.
I see that you too read the article that Mike Cope linked to the other day.
Both of the quotes you posted from it struck me as well.
Regarding today’s, why would anyone willingly compare themselves to a snake? Especially a religious group. The most famous snake/serpent metaphor that I’m aware of is…
I mean seriously, what a bad metaphor.