April 18, 2017

Pat Robertson was bothered today and he wondered, "Are our young men being turned into wimps?"

That's always an important topic for a man of God, innit?

Brian Tashman writes, "Today, “The 700 Club” profiled a Christian military-style training camp that helps “turn boys into men,” a concept that enthralled host Pat Robertson, who complained that men today have turned into emasculated wimps."

Conservatives really have a thing against college campuses.

Robertson was besides himself, "Do you believe that they've got to apologize for being masculine?"

No, we don't believe it, Pat. But I believe it's in your very confused mind.

"They have to apologize for being white; they've got to apologize for being males. It is crazy what is happening on college campuses. "Not at Regent University I might add, but on many of them."

Hell, no! At Regent U, we turn your pussyfooting wimps and sexually confused males into hard core fighting machines!

Robertson continued, "[Masculinity] now is regarded as something shameful.”

He turned to his co-host Wendy Griffin, “Would you want a wimp?”

Griffin responded, "I like manly men and they are scarce out there. Ya, know?"

“By the time they’re little kids, they’re effeminized. I mean, it’s just awful,” Pat added.

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