Amway and the Satan Lawsuit

Amway and the Satan Lawsuit

by Nfidel | Published on March 21st, 2007, 6:52 am | Life

I really hate (expletive), false beliefs, those Glurge emails and especially urban myths that won't die. Well, one of the oldies from the latter category has lost a lawsuit, brought against some Amway distributors, the Scientologists of cleaning products. Yay. Reason triumphs occasionally.
Procter and Gamble awarded $19M over Church of Satan rumors

I'm satan, how dare they use my name in vein...

Nfidel wrote:I really hate (expletive), false beliefs, those Glurge emails and especially urban myths that won't die. Well, one of the oldies from the latter category has lost a lawsuit, brought against some Amway distributors, the Scientologists of cleaning products. Yay. Reason triumphs occasionally.
Procter and Gamble awarded $19M over Church of Satan rumors

Bloody Amway jerk-offs. I hope they appeal, run up a few more millions in lawyer fees, lose those appeals and end up broke and washing windshields on street corners in the middle of the Utah winter...

Humanity's gullibility knows no bounds.

I wonder why it's so important. The Official Church of Satan is so silly that I'm surprised anyone takes it seiously. It's obviosly jst designed to attract attention and make money a la Scientologists. But then if you get worked up about Harry Potter and Halloween then why not?

The Satanic bible is hilarious. March 21st, 2007, 11:55 am Reply with quote

The Satanic bible is hilarious.

A Person wrote:I wonder why it's so important. The Official Church of Satan is so silly that I'm surprised anyone takes it seiously. It's obviosly jst designed to attract attention and make money a la Scientologists. But then if you get worked up about Harry Potter and Halloween then why not?

Why, those tax breaks for having a "church" are quite lucrative. If I had time, I would form my own church and get idiots to donate to it so I could get rich and live a fabulous life, hiring prostitutes and traveling and talking to the president about what he should do. You know, just like Ted Haggart.