I don’t know who to believe: This (recently deceased) lady who said that God wants me to be thin, or Joel Osteen who says that God wants me to be rich. Does God want me to be thin AND rich!!?!

From the Guardian review of the documentary:

So I thought that picture was an exageeration- surely no one had hair that looked like that on the regular?

Fuck’s sake, Kryssy, just take the job at Fox and be done with it.

So pro-life they’ll fucking kill you.

Really hope this egotistical dumbass gets wiped out in 2024, and then finds to her sudden horror that GOP business donors aren’t willing to underwrite her lavish lifestyle and vacations anymore because she doesn’t have anyone who actually wants to deal with her as a lobbyist in the Senate.

Internalized misogyny is a real shame. Hope she can root it out and get rid of it, whilst spending the next ten years in prison.

Vapid stunt queen flails for attention, news at 11!

Don’t reply to the Dr. Emilio Lizardo parody account (hover your pointer over their username, you’ll see the URL goes to a different account). They are a documented troll.

Yeah the guy was literally killed by an angry mob of dudes who’s wives and daughters he wanted to add to his harem. Both “religions” were literally made up out of thin air in modern times, and yet the mormons are now 16 million strong. 

So many lives ruined by religion. I can’t imagine spending the only life you get on this anti-joy cult.

I feel the same way about Joseph Smith and the LDS cult. He wanted to molest and rape underage girls so bad he created a whole religion that said God said all that sex abuse was holy. 

Last Podcast on the Left just did a 3-part series on David Miscavige and his bestie, Tom Cruise, was featured heavily. It really does dive deep into the family separation aspect of the church. It’s definitely horrifying and fascinating. 

Isn’t Tom Cruise very, very high up in the Scientology organization? I’m not sure if anything is being dictated to him as much as he’s actively making these decisions (and probably dictating things to others).

The whole thing reads like a practical joke troll that got out of control. I still wonder whether L Ron Hubbard was actually serious about believing this crap or not.

I saw some recent clip of Leah Remini saying [paraphrasing], “People think that Scientology has something over Tom Cruise, that he stays because he’s scared of what they have on him, but he’s in because of the power. Why would he give that up?” She gave an example, like, if Tom Cruise says, “I want a coffee,” it is una…

Since articles never seem to point it out, perhaps for fear of being sued: Scientologists literally, literally, LITERALLY believe that spaceships came to earth hundreds of millions of years ago, and that’s the least stupid thing they believe.

Nothing remotely “complicated” about it. The cult loves “disconnection” and declaring people SPs, and Tom Cruise is a rich dupe who chooses the cult over his daughter.

And good, moral Christian male legislators would like more information on this pill you speak of, specifically where one can obtain them and if they can be tasted when dissolved in a cocktail or in a female intern’s coffee.

People (usually) aren’t using this constantly, there’s a reason it’s Plan B and not Plan A.