Virginia Pastor Who Said COVID-19 Was Anti-Trump "Mass Hysteria" Dies of Virus

[RussBLib]

from Patheos:

Yesterday, one of the first deaths of a Virginia resident from COVID-19 was a Christian musical evangelist who, believing the pandemic response to be anti-Trump “mass hysteria,” took his family to New Orleans to “wash it from its Sin and debauchery.”

Landon Spradlin, 66, was an accomplished blues musician who pastored several different churches over the years.

Spradlin was in New Orleans with his wife, Jean Spradlin, when he started getting sick. On their way back to Gretna on March 17, his condition worsened to the point where he could hardly breathe…

Spradlin was likely already infected when, on March 13, he posted a highly misleading meme comparing COVID-19 and swine flu deaths, suggesting that the current virus response was “mass hysteria” created by the media for no reason other than to hurt Donald Trump.

Original: https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2020/03/26/virginia-pastor-who-said-covid-19-was-anti-trump-mass-hysteria-dies-of-virus/

Amen!

[Texaswitchy]

1. How fucking sad.

How many people did he make sick.

[blueinredohio]

2. Thoughts and prayers.

[UpInArms]

3. Thoughts and prayers

I hope the GoFuckMe money grab yields nothing

Yesterday, one of the first deaths of a Virginia resident from COVID-19 was a Christian musical evangelist who, believing the pandemic response to be anti-Trump “mass hysteria,” took his family to New Orleans to “wash it from its Sin and debauchery.”

[central scrutinizer]

4. Maybe faked his death

To juice up the gofuckme campaign. He’s holed up at their lakeside cabin

[UpInArms]

5. Well, it certainly

Will keep his coffin .... errrrr .... coffers full

[Duppers]

6. Just one of many empty heads

That will fill coffins.
⚰

[mountain grammy]

7. One less Trump voter.

[catharineg]

8. Isn't it funny

How the holy ones are quick to judge and blame, not listen to or help

[sakabatou]

9. Let me get out my Planck-scale violin