Normally, we get a cartoon on ye Sabbath, giving us a religious parable, and then I explain how fucked up it is, or how secretly racist said religion is, etc.

Well, there’s no cartoon today, but still a video that is sure to get you smiling this morning.

Interestingly enough, this actually is a direct quote from the Book of Kings… and it just goes to point out how amazingly disproportionate religious responses can be. It also gives away the lie that religion is all about faith in god and fellow men, and that love is the key/answer/problem solver, etc. Frankly, the Beatles were more “Christian” than most of the Bible, what with their unholy orgies and drug parties and spreading of anti-war messages. Nothing is more like the anti-christ than being anti-war (Right, Ozzy Ozbourne?).

I guess what I’m trying to point out here, and always, is that most people that hide behind their own religious righteousness are dicks, and that she-bears will solve most of your issues in life.

Rar Rar Rar, no one understands you She Bear!

… I’m going back to bed.

Because there’s one religious group I haven’t made fun of yet with my Saturday morning religious cartoons – Atheists! (more…)

May 8, 2010
10:00 am	to	6:30 pm

What do you get when you cross a sleazy Spanish octopus with possible underworld connections with a sweet 16 year old girl who’s a former goat herder now living in the big city, but recently got kidnapped by people from Adelaide? (more…)

For a start, if you don’t get through this, I really don’t blame you.

Anyway, going through the fantastic suggestions that YouTube throws up (a fitting metaphor here) when you watch video after video, I found this delightful bit of animated Indonesian Mythology.

Considering that Indonesia is now almost entirely Hindu, Muslim, Christian or Buddhist, with atheists and those of other religions making up less than 2% of the remaining population, and I’ve already picked on everyone in these groups except for Hindus (seriously, you try to find fucked up cartoons about Hinduism! It’s not easy!), I figured I’d try to go for the pre-religious imperialism mythology of the nation.

Enjoy! (he said through clenched teeth)

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