Glenn swallows the obscene orange camel! And doesn’t even blink

 Glenn has a public blog. Which means he invites anyone and everyone to comment. Everyone. Being fragile, though, he doesn't allow much opposition. Well, hardly any at all really. And that is is his right. 

He has a right to be fragile.

Even though he claims to be a stalwart christian, following a Palestinian Jew who stood up to religious idolatries and bigoted oppression, he has a right to be fragile.

He has a right to block me if he so chooses. I don't block him, but it's common sense that the weaker, more fragile faith needs a panic room. He has a right to block me.

But given these conditions - 1. having a public blog and 2. blocking me from me from commenting on his posts and letting others see my comments - he cannot stop me from talking to him directly via the conduit of a public blog.

His fragility in the face of my arguments may prompt him to whine and cower, but he cannot stop me from trying to get his attention.

And I only try to get his attention on serious matters. Like his open support for Trump. 

To which I presented to Glenn Trump's Easter message. Which was obscenities and rage. 

Is Glenns' response outrage toward Trump's uncouth, barbaric default characters? 

Nope.

Glenn concocts faux outrage at my sending him this blasphemous red flag about his chosen leader. His chosen leader who destroys respect for the day of the resurrection which christians cherish.

His responses to my message to him follow. And they are all kinds of prevaricating, lying obfuscation of the compartmentalization Glenn practices between what he claims is his discipleship in Christ but which bows in obeisance to Trump the anti-Christ.

First, a repeat of Trump's words yesterday, and then Glenn's irrational, bizarre deflection of the blame to me.

Trump: "“Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP”

Glenn:





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"He most likely isn't a believer." You think?!

Glenn swallows the camel because he can't be honest with himself. His irrational pride makes him think the can never be wrong. That's a crippler to real repentance and so to his claim to Christian faith.

Comments

  1. FeodorApril 6, 2026 at 7:16 AM

    Glenn, of course, is not blocked from my blog.

    “Do not fear,” Jesus tells us.

    Faith is compassionate toward fragility. But faith does not sponsor fragility.

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  2. FeodorApril 6, 2026 at 7:19 AM

    In fact, it is ideological determinism that both, in a twisted psychology, bullies the fragile while continuing to dilute the ego of the bully.

    ReplyDelete
  3. FeodorApril 6, 2026 at 7:20 AM

    What is true of Trump is true of his supporters and his quiet legitimizers.

    ReplyDelete

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