Does one have to be possessed to be this evil? I don’t know. Satan certainly does have an advocate and spokesman in Seth MacFarlane who created this sick cartoon show. No, I’ve never seen it. I’ve read the trashy subject matter of the show; that says it all. One thing I know for sure and that is that Satan hates both baptized babies and the baptized mentally handicapped. They are all God’s innocent children, who are incapable of a willful consent to sin. Another thing I know for sure is that culpably, mentally-deficient, anti-Christian “jerks,” like MacFarlane, will do anything to bait people they hate. All this sick man wants to do is get the Palins to overreact, maybe push the father into doing something retaliatory. The goon-squaders love to do this. I remember them showing up at a protest we were involved in over the showing of a blasphemous movie in Boston years ago. They just happened to come at the same time the TV news stations rolled in. (All it takes is a phone call to get that info.) Then, when the reels were rolling, they began shouting blasphemous insults in an effort to get a rise out of us. When the cameras left, they left. These people were satanic. While there, they were not acting human; they were in a frenzied rage; they even began to make some animal noise in a rhythmic cadence. Afterwards, I realized what animal they were emulating. Goats. Need I say more.
Update: After posting this I’ve been informed that there are Catholic websites affirming that there is nothing insulting in this cartoon to those who have Down Syndrome. So, I played the 53 second clip. And, other than the fact that the girl who has the handicap tells her date that her mother is the former governor of Alaska, there is nothing insulting of the girl per se. Some, like the Anchoress over at First Things website, find the clip complimentary, in fact. She feels Sarah Palin and her daughter Bristol took the bait and missed an opportunity to capitalize on the actual message of the scene. Although the Anchoress does strongly deplore the regular vulgarity of the show. All of which makes me feel that the “dig” about Palin is even more outrageous. Why have the girl mention being the daughter of the former governor of Alaska, whose pro-life stand, MacFarlane despises? The scene would have been flat without that addition, not in keeping with the sadistic humor of the filthy cartoon show. It just goes to prove a fortiori that this depraved screen-writer intended to goad the Palins, and then justify himself by false pretension. The clip is immediately followed by a degenerate scene the contents of which are not worth mentioning.
Associated Content News reports: Sarah Palin would have been forgiven for being very angry with Seth MacFarlane for mocking her son Trig, a baby with Down syndrome, in the latest episode of ‘Family Guy.’ The Palin family has decided to react more in sorrow than anger. Read full story here.
