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GOP Senate candidate Hung Cao warns of 'witchcraft' happening in California: 'We can't let that happen in Virginia'
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/gop-senate-candidate-hung-cao-warns-of-witchcraft-happening-in-california-we-can-t-let-that-happen-in-virginia/ar-AA1erC2D
Hung Cao, a former GOP House nominee, is now running for Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine's seat.
He warned in a recent interview that "witchcraft" is happening in California.
Link to tweet
"There's a place in Monterey, California called 'Lover's Point,'" Cao said. "The original name was 'Lovers of Christ Point, but now it's become they took out the Christ, it's 'Lover's Point,' and it's really Monterey's a very dark place now, a lot of witchcraft, and the Wiccan community has really taken over there."
"We can't let that happen in Virginia," he added.
wcmagumba
(6,178 posts)Think. Again.
(22,456 posts)...just come out and say that "we" can't allow freedom of religion to happen in Virginia.
This guy and people like him are Theocrats.
kwolf68
(8,452 posts)I think this is just trolling. This guy is a devious liberal just fucking with us right? Having some fun? Are we saying this guy is serious?
bottomofthehill
(9,390 posts)He ran for congress in the last election cycle and the blind dude is Lauren Boburts boy toy.
niyad
(132,440 posts)for t####".
niyad
(132,440 posts)even bothering to pretend.
By the way, an early happy 22nd DUnniversary!
Takket
(23,715 posts)Hekate
(100,133 posts)
place names, thanks to the Conquistadores and friars, but they get retained with no problems.
This guy is just another nutball looking for a national audience.
As for the witches of California, theyre real people and a lot nicer than he is, but they havent taken over anything, any more than the drag queens have.
Retrograde
(11,419 posts)adjacent to Monterey. Pacific Grove was founded as a Methodist holiday camp in the late 1800s, and the name is actually "Lovers of Jesus Point". True fact: at one time (like before c. 1920) there was a gate at the Pacific Grove city line that limited visitors from the evil town of Monterey.
Nowadays Pacific Grove is a quiet residential town with some nice shops and beaches. Monterey's a cool place, too.
Hekate
(100,133 posts)Years ago I drove to a conference there and on the last afternoon made sure to stop by the Aquarium. Unfortunately that was all the touring I got to do, and when I headed for 101 South I got detoured to the Pacific Coast Highway, which is scenic but long.
A good reminder that just because the source is a bigot doesnt mean they are 100% wrong.
TeamProg
(6,630 posts)are CC&Rs that say that no African Americans can buy property in P.G..
Really sick.. that's religion for you.
There is ZERO chance the VA will EVER have a chance to become like California!
JHB
(38,213 posts)From The Herald of Monterey County, Oct. 22, 2006:
https://extras.montereyherald.com/pdf/wonders.pdf
Not so, says the counter-argument. The name refers to its reputation as a good trysting spot.
The keeper of the citys history, the Heritage Society of Pacific Grove, directs questioners to research by Jeanne McCombs, published in a 1986 society newsletter. Her take: While the Lovers of Jesus version holds great charm, it is probably not true. Seaside services were occasionally held at the point, McCombs said, but the official worship site was near whats now Jewell Park. She also cites early written records that refer to the spot as simply Lovers Point, including an 1890 newspaper report that says, If that rocky headland known as Lovers Point . . . had only kept a day book of notes, or rather a night book of observations, how sensational would be its chronicles. She could find no references to Lovers of Jesus until the 1950s, well after the church services were held. McCombs said after her piece was published she heard from angry supporters of the Lovers of Jesus version. She remains unconvinced but said if someone comes up with something that proves otherwise, thats great.
Maybe the best way to settle it would be to call it by its official name: Point Aulon, Spanish for abalone. Or better yet, forget about the name and just enjoy the place, which has evolved from a barren outcropping to a lively place with bathhouses and a Coney Island-atmosphere, to its current peaceful space.
Hekate
(100,133 posts)Recycle_Guru
(2,973 posts)if I had to guess who was more in Satan's service, I'd choose Virginia.
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ZonkerHarris
(25,577 posts)regnaD kciN
(27,639 posts)Has he found out they all weigh the same as a duck?
A HERETIC I AM
(24,876 posts)
We should use the largest scales.
Iggo
(49,927 posts)Yavin4
(37,182 posts)niyad
(132,440 posts)my Sisters are in Virginia.
yardwork
(69,364 posts)Deep State Witch
(12,716 posts)In fact, one of my coven sisters is very active in the VA Democratic Party.
hunter
(40,690 posts)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_Lobos
I've seen witches and werewolves walking together there, holding hands, chatting and laughing with the queens.
For the love of God and the sanctity of your eternal souls, all you good Christians, STAY AWAY!
yardwork
(69,364 posts)Retrograde
(11,419 posts)Lots of seals there, and certain times of the year you can see whales off the coast. Personally, I call it the Pacific Poison Oak preserve - go in the fall so it's easy to spot!
Duncan Grant
(8,920 posts)He sounds like hes from 17th century Salem. What an imbecile!
yardwork
(69,364 posts)Hey there, Duncan! We meet again in another hard hitting thread!
Duncan Grant
(8,920 posts)Anyone whos gone through puberty should know better!
NowISeetheLight
(4,002 posts)
area51
(12,691 posts)617Blue
(2,472 posts)Hermit-The-Prog
(36,631 posts)Sean Fucked a Hung Cow? Is that the punchline?
niyad
(132,440 posts)a pastor for t####. good "christian" values.
Hermit-The-Prog
(36,631 posts)Off topic, but did you know you have a fan club?
https://www.democraticunderground.com/113814937
niyad
(132,440 posts)Hermit-The-Prog
(36,631 posts)Elessar Zappa
(16,385 posts)Do they actually believe that witchcraft is real or do they just want to oppress peaceful Wiccans?
niyad
(132,440 posts)JHB
(38,213 posts)Some of the religious types really do believe in witchcraft. I found that out when they were in an uproar over Dungeons & Dragons. As a teenager, I was outraged that 16-year-olds like me, who understood it was fiction, were treated like we were cultists while "concerned parents" who actually believed in evil spirits were treated respectfully and not laughed off the stage.