[Elliot Rodger]
That's horrible to witness.
I'm a religious Catholic. This may be a case of demonic possession, which is terrifying, and fortunately very rare.
If you think that's nonsense, read the definitive book Hostage to the Devil by the very brilliant Roman Catholic priest Malachi Martin:
http://www.amazon.com/...
No matter how skeptical you may be, if you actually read that serious book, you might be more open in your thinking. And that might be important for you and your family.
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"Kidnapped By Terrorists" & "Possessed By Demons" are two totally different things, doofus.
And vultures would be insulted. I'll use the term "maggot", they're slimy, sickening things but they do the same sort of stuff vultures do. Birds are cool, slimy larval wormy things are just gross.
@SpukiKitty
Please don't. Maggots serve an important sanitary function, and are not only instrumental, but vital, in preventing the spread of diseases.
The only sanitary thing this kind of people are involved with is as case studies for mental health experts.
Or possibly in giving you a reason to flush twice.
@JBento
You have a point.
I know!...
GHOULS!...
...Undead corpses that walk about and eat the living! Erroneously referred to as "zombies" since George Romero came along! I can't see what important life function those guys would have. Their very nature is both gross and anathema to all things good & natural!
It's official, idiots who take advantage of tragedies for ideological points in sociopathic ways are GHOULS....Yup!
@SpukiKitty : Well, later lore had them as undead. Originally, ghuls (yes, that was the original romanization) were *djinn*, although still fond of stealing dead bodies from their (supposed to be) final resting place for their own selfish feasts. And I think they didn't have too much compunction about making their own carrion, as it were...
@SpukiKitty
Well, if you go by H.P. Lovecraft, Ghouls are actually living necrophages (and not-so-necro-phages), whose place in the ecology seems to be... Gug-food or something.
Clearly, the real world needs more Gugs so we can feed... creatures like Timaeus here to them.
"I'm a religious Catholic. This may be a case of demonic possession, which is terrifying, and fortunately very rare"
Well it's rare in every western country except America where it appears to be surprisingly common as the latest massacre in Vegas has once again proven.
I'm an atheist, & I think you're an idiot, Timaeus.
Ghouls & vultures are kinda cool; I consider these people to be more like cockroaches. Revolting & notoriously difficult to kill.
We read it. One, it's not a serious book, not even by ultra catholic standards. Second, the vague language it employs can apply to anything. He was a misogynist. Get over it
This may be a case of demonic possession, which is terrifying, and fortunately very rare.
Indeed, so rare that it's never been reliably documented.
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Ah! Ibuki thinks that she sees the latest in a long line of people blaming the Elliot Rodger killings on literally everything but the actual cause!
In case you're wondering, the actual cause was because he was a narcissistic misogynist who hated women because they wouldn't have sex with him.
So, here's my translation of this.
"Yeah, it sure was sad that Elliot Rodger did what he did. By the way, buy this book I'm reading."
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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