John J. Ray: M.A., Ph.D., and Lying Shitwad

It seems that John J. Ray has a hard time writing about anything without lying.

Read what the Philadelphia Jewish Voice wrote, beginning with a quote from sex-obsessed former congressweenie Rick Santorum (who is quoting Barack Obama):

It’s vital that we put aside politics to find new and effective ways to confront Ahmadinejad and Iran’s mullahs. As one presidential candidate recently stated: “The Iranian government uses the billions of dollars it earns from its oil and gas industry to build its nuclear program and to fund terrorist groups that export its militaristic and radical ideology to Iraq and throughout the Middle East.”

Rudolph Giuliani? Mitt Romney? Fred Thompson? No, it was the can’t-we-all-get-along candidate, Barack Obama.

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Rick Santorum recorded these words in his third outing as The Philadelphia Inquirer’s highly touted new columnist in a piece headlined “Put aside politics to confront Iran.” It was word play on the very comment that Rodney King made 15 years ago, and Santorum applied it to another African-American (one who happens to have a reasonable chance of becoming the Democratic candidate for president).

Now read the lie that John J. Ray, M.A., Ph.D. posted in response:

Did you get that? It took me a while. He is claiming that “Put aside politics to confront Iran” is a quotation of “Why can’t we all get along?”

Such a comparison is more reminiscent of schizophrenic thought disorder than anything else. It’s amazing enough that anyone wrote such an incredible comparison but what about the editor who decided that it was good enough to publish?

Wrong, lying shitwad. Quite clearly, the phrase that is being compared to Rodney King’s famous utterance is “the can’t-we-all-get-along candidate”. You’ve got an M.A. and a Ph.D., so clearly you’re not so stupid that you missed that. Therefore, you must be deliberately lying. This is made obvious by the fact that you omitted the Santorum quote from your post, the better to deceive your readers.

Perhaps, Mr. John J. Ray, M.A., Ph.D., you’d care to explain why you chose to lie?