Angry Rant #37: "I'm being Super-cereal!"

I can't believe this.

Writing twice in the one week about the same topic. I must seriously be pissed off with this guy.

That's right Harold! - It takes one idiot with an Archaic, misogynistic
book to scare a whole population of people who believe in the horseshit that
 it bangs on about! Clever Clever!

For those living under a rock, Harold Camping predicted the end of the world in 1994 and was wrong. Last week he was wrong and today has come out saying that his calculations were off by 5 months and we'll all be dying in October.

Freedom of Speech is not a system without it's flaws - that's proven with idiots like this, Lars Von Trier and anything said or done by J.J. Abrams. Sure, people can say whatever the hell they want, whenever the hell they want, but why is this making the news? If these hardcore Christian fundamentalists want to die so fucking badly, let them. Let them huddle together in a little circle sometime in October, praying to be "taken to heaven" - But you know what?

We're not dying any time soon and, unfortunately, they aren't either.

So crazy Christians who believe in this crap - perhaps ritual suicide will bring you closer to God where you can enjoy your heaven and everything you want. Stop releasing press statements to and arguably, more stupid Media industry, who is acting just as mindlessly as some idiot watching back-to-back episodes about that tv show that discusses Shores being in Jersey.

Here's a list of some other idiots and their predictions (courtesy of news.com.au). Just proves how stupid people really are:

FIVE OTHER END-OF-WORLD PREDICTIONS:

1. Followers of William Miller believed the world would end on October 22, 1844 

2.The Jehovah's Witness religion has predicted the end of the world in 1914, 1915, 1918, 1920, 1925, 1941, 1975 and 1994. 

3. Charles Wesley, founder of the Methodist Church, predicted the world would end in 1794. 

4. Famous forecaster Nostradamus predicted doomsday would happen in July 1999. 

5. English mystic Joanna Southcott predicted the world would end on October 19, 1814, when she gave birth to the Messiah.

 Read more here

I hereby vow to never again talk about Harold Camping (unless he - of course - dies).

Here's a video from the seventies I've attached for your amusement.

Don't believe the lies and spin.

JM