...to at least three women.  And all the time, Bolling was bragging about how religious he was, going to Mass every day:

The guy sends a couple of dick pics and he deserves to lose his son? smh. Obviously, you don't have kids.

...even for a mouth-breathing righty.

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Twenty little innocent babies were shot dead at Newtown Elementary School in December 2012.    Redneck Neo Nazis just yawned and said "this is America".    Roll Over moron.

You continue to set your standards much too high for "Happy Chump."  Thought you would know by now.  Even on the few occasions I even bother to read his garbage, I have this filter that weeds out the biggest chunks of his excrement and end up with little or no reaction at all.  He can no longer surprise me with his stupidity.

I know nothing about Eric Boiling other than he said: "America was certainly safe between 2000 and 2008. I don't remember any attacks on American soil during that period of time." —Fox News Channel host Eric Bolling, forgetting 9/11 (July 2011) And, I have no idea the emotional state the his son was in, and how he got there, before taking the drug overdose. And, I have no problems with thumpers. Most will never make the news because most of them quietly work, raise family who contribute positively to our country. The real problem, as I see it, whether one is a thumper or not, is a parent has to walk the walk he's espousing to his children. We expect our kids to be able to compartmentalize the world of conflicting emotions, surrounding information, and realities. Our children listen, even when we believe they're not. When we demonstrate that when desiring something, we are entitled to it, it's not a leap to believe that if we desire to do something, we are entitled to do it, and no matter what we tell our kids. They can sniff out the hypocrisy, and believe what's 'good for the goose is good for the gander.' Being a thumper just means the bar my be set higher.

While it is true you did not directly say it, however, based on your past you are clearly ecstatic that  Bolling’s son is dead. You take great joy and pleasure in the heartache and misery of others especially those you disagree.  

If it isn't, it will certainly do until the really fucked up day gets here.  Sometimes you have wonder about Gods sense of humor.  You know he's just fucking with us until he decides to pull the plug on it all and let the cockroaches take over.

God may have a sense of humor, but make certain you are laughing with him, not at him!

but I do laugh at the very idea of an "all knowing, all powerful deity that requires humans worship him in order to be spared an eternity of burning in a lake of fire"  

It was just a riffing off the previous post, with an attempt at humor; not a statement of faith!

You remember the one where you refused to admit you go out of your way to defend religion.

Articulate, insightful, right to the point, and completely factual.  

You don't want to become the guy known as GaG, where fun goes to die.

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And, you are a case in point!

If you don't like me calling you out for making dumb statements, maybe you should try NOT making dumb statements.

OK I guess it's official;  You have lost your sense of humor.  RIP Laughter,

No room for humor at all. I live and work in a community close to CalTech, JPL and NASA. One would be surprised at the number of steely mind scientist, with high IQ's, who believe in God. Not so much like the Pence, who believes true believers have a personal relationship with God through Christ, but they believe in one much more a higher power, or grand designer. Many of them even go to church, synagogue or temple. But, then as the article I linked yesterday, and just now points out, we believe what we want to believe and choose or reject any evidence that goes against it. So, some people choose to believe in God, while others choose not to believe in God. I enjoy listening to those, who are willing to tell me, how they came to believe or disbelieve, and I find their reasoning, either way, makes a lot of sense. One develops a personal connection, even perhaps for a brief moment in time, with the other when doing so.  Funny how that doesn't happen when we are judging one another based on their beliefs, faith or lack of faith.