Don't say a little prayer

Remember:  Nothing is more futile than prayer

After another eighteen Americans died in two more senseless mass murders this week, Senator Ted Cruz said he wouldn't apologize for sending out utterly useless "thoughts and prayers" messages.  Apparently, contrary to all reason, the power of prayer actually works.  Sort of like belief in Santa will get that toy you want so badly--just ask any homeless child how well that works out.

The apology Cruz (and all those of his ilk) should be giving, though, is the one for all of the Americans who have died needlessly through gun violence because of their misguided faith in an amendment written two hundred and thirty years ago that could never have imagined the destruction that guns could cause.  Good luck in explaining your responsibility for those deaths to your God.

On the bright side, plenty of us will be sending you "thoughts and prayers" messages while you're rotting in hell.  Hope it helps.

Daily Reminder:  Zero Republicans Voted for the COVID-19 Relief Package

Peace,

emaycee