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Obama comes along—the most rabid, blood-thirsty baby-killer in world history—and the majority of the American People think he’s a “nice guy.”

True Christians, and non-$h*t-for-brains people, are both a small minority in America.

If Romney is elected, we will have dodged one bullet. But our days are numbered. The American People are mostly moral imbeciles. Check out the pro-abortion black “pastors,” who have led their people by the nose to be slaughtered by Planned Parenthood. Now they suddenly have a problem with gay marriage. It is to laugh—bitterly.

There has been a great deal of value assigned to "What can I do to help my group as a whole?" The idea being that if helping a single person is good, helping multiple people multiplies the act (or rewards of the act, in a vein of thought.) The bigger the congregation becomes, the more insignificant an individual appears to those in leadership positions. It becomes a moral struggle between helping a single person and causing the flock to loose ground (at the very least making the journey more difficult,) or casting one aside and continuing "progress." I suspect the aforementioned pastors do not weep for those cast aside, as it is a sacrifice to their "greater good."

They do not understand that one is the greatest number.