American Family Radio host Bryan Fischer is having a bad day. Just the worst. Not as bad as 9/11 but —
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He’s just being hyperbolic, he doesn’t really mean to say that —
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Or maybe he does. Of course, Twitter being Twitter, the responses to Fischer’s comparison were intellectually rigorous and dignified:
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Maybe a different analogy would yield a better response?
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Nope:
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Well — maybe?
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Nope — Twitter was determined to attack him with all decorum his comments deserved:
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And that was before the Satanic dancing had even begun:
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We can only assume he saw something like this:
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But it was probably more along the lines of this:
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He did receive kind offers aplenty though:
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We sincerely doubt he appreciated them very much, though.
