Liberals always show their true colors when a prominent conservative dies, and that's proving to be no exception with the loss of evangelical titan Pat Robertson.
The influential televangelist and host of the 700 Club was long branded a bigot by the left for his fiery condemnation of abortion, feminism and sexual deviancy, and in the wake of his death the left is not hiding its hatred of the Christian leader and the truth to which he bore witness.
In the wake of his death at 93, the hostility to Robertson was particularly strong from the so-called LGBTQ community.
A common theme among liberals on social media -- being the dull creatures of conformity that they are - was to wish each other "Happy Pride Month."
Many gloated that Robertson is suffering in heck - a place liberals don't even believe exists.
"The fact that Pat Robertson went to Hell during Pride Month makes me almost believe there is a God..or Hell," one user wrote.
Others were happy to see that Robertson died the same day that Donald Trump, whom Robertson helped elect in 2016 by rallying evangelicals, was indicted on federal charges.
The death of Pat Robertson, Donald Trump getting a federal indictment, and Cracker Barrel proudly embracing Pride all on the same day has to be some sort of prophetic LGBTQ tic-tac-toe.
— Matt McDermott (@mattmfm) June 9, 2023
Liberal rag Rolling Stone magazine ran an obituary that called Robertson a "conspiratorial hatemonger" who "blamed gay people for 9/11 and hurricanes."
In light of the extreme depravity now being pushed by the left, including the sexualization of children, one could easily say that Robertson's so-called "extremism" has been vindicated.
He once said that feminism "is about a socialist, anti-family political movement that encourages women to leave their husbands, kill their children, practice witchcraft, destroy capitalism and become lesbians."
The ghoulish reaction to his death certainly has a brought a lot of witches out of hiding.
Amid the George Floyd unrest in 2020, which led some to literally compare Floyd to Christ, Robertson slammed the Black Lives Matter movement as a subversive force, a "stalking horse for a very very radical anti-family, anti-God agenda.”
Beyond the impact he left on politics, he leaves behind a legacy of four children, 14 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren, which is certainly more than legions of childless, unfulfilled liberals can say for themselves. His wife Dede died before him last year at the age of 94.
