Today, inspired by the Occupy Wall Street Movement, thousands of protesters gathered in front of churches and temples to decry the slipshod methods used by the Creator. They demanded change and insisted on higher quality control by used by the so-called omniscient deity currently in charge of production.
FNN Religious Reporter Matthew Mark Lukejohn interviewed the movement leader Thaddeus Humbug about the Movement's objectives. Here's his interview.
MMLJ: Why are these people protesting against God?
TH: We are disgusted with the shoddy workmanship put out by He/She/It. For eons, people have accepted the substandard garbage because they didn't know better. Well, no more. Science now allows to identify the defects that plague the production process. Our movement is calling He/She/It out and demanding changes.
MMLJ: Can you give us examples of what your demonstrating against?
TH: Sure. We are against people getting born with genes that make it highly likely they will get cancer at an early age. We're standing up for people born with weak hearts. We are vehemently against babies getting born with birth defects. These babies have little or no chance of having a normal life. Why do these innocent babies have to suffer just because He/She/It can't put out a decent product?
MMLJ: How do you think the process can be improved?
TH: What are all the saved souls doing? As far as we can tell, they just sit around and sing Hosannas. It's about time they were put to work on quality control. And then there's all those angels. What exactly is their role? Why aren't they helping out? Why don't they get busy stopping wars or eliminating pollution? And don't get me started on why churches and temples need all the gold and treasures that are stored inside them. Why does He/She/It need treasure? What does He/She/It do with it?
MMLJ: So your movement is also protesting against the idle saved, the heavenly staff and excessive church wealth?
TH: Exactly. But out protest is mostly demanding production changes. The process probably hasn't had a decent quality review since it was started. And whose fault is that? He/She/It is so pompous and arrogant He/She/It can't conceive of the possibility that the process is defective and can be improved. This pomposity and arrogance must end. We demand changes and we want to be involved in the decision making process. Until the situation improves, we will continue to camp out on church grounds and insist on process improvements.
TH: Exactly. But out protest is mostly demanding production changes. The process probably hasn't had a decent quality review since it was started. And whose fault is that? He/She/It is so pompous and arrogant He/She/It can't conceive of the possibility that the process is defective and can be improved. This pomposity and arrogance must end. We demand changes and we want to be involved in the decision making process. Until the situation improves, we will continue to camp out on church grounds and insist on process improvements.
This is Matthew Mark Lukejohn reporting from The Church of the Holy Elbow in Weehawken, New Jersey. I'll continue to cover this breaking story.
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