Yes, the boat hit the iceberg, but putting the children in lifeboats is the most destructive thing imaginable to their psyche. It's time for us to stop all this evacuation talk and just complete the voyage.

— A.R. Moxon (juliusgoat.bsky.social) (@JuliusGoat) January 6, 2022

22) An anti-vaccine Tennessee pastor, Jimmy DeYoung, who pushed hydroxychloroquine & horse paste (ivermectin), has died following a short battle with #COVID19

How many did he infect? How many variants did he breed? How many died from his disinformation?https://t.co/cw4Lzy0p8J pic.twitter.com/U6HtuRR2LE

— Bryan Dawson🇺🇸 (@BryanDawsonUSA) August 17, 2021

41B) Center Point Church deleted its #COVID19 information page with section titled, “Should I be worried about COVID-19”

“We don't want to be worried because the Bible tells us not to worry. We know God is in control.. be wise by practicing what the CDC calls 'safe distancing.’” pic.twitter.com/8AGSnoO9sI

— Bryan Dawson🇺🇸 (@BryanDawsonUSA) August 28, 2021

Some breaking news: @dandarling urged his fellow evangelicals to be vaccinated. Today he was fired by the National Religious Broadcastershttps://t.co/cSYFsmFIAS

— Bob Smietana (@bobsmietana) August 27, 2021

MAGAs: I don't want to put strange, experimental medicines in my body or support Big Pharma.

Also MAGAS: I want my Regeneron, Ivermectin, and Hydroxychloroquine!

— John Pavlovitz (@johnpavlovitz) August 21, 2021

A lot of Mississippians are trying to treat COVID with cow deworming meds.

MSDH: "At least 70% of the recent calls (to poison control) have been related to ingestion of livestock or animal formulations of ivermectin purchased at livestock supply centers." https://t.co/E54a5AdwNv

— Ashton Pittman (@ashtonpittman) August 20, 2021

Just a normal Sunday at Global Vision Bible Church as right-wing pastor Greg Locke literally screams at his congregation "do not get vaccinated" while saying that only "crack-smoking, demon-possessed leftists" think Biden is the legitimate president. pic.twitter.com/humGnQnBoC

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) August 1, 2021

New Baylor survey: Americans who self-ID as "very religious"—& Biblical literalists *in particular*—are significantly more likely to believe the 2020 election was stolen than other groups.

Also more likely to believe "the COVID vaccine is untrustworthy." https://t.co/FFzX6mz7Ci pic.twitter.com/Kf92w1v2uw

— Jack Jenkins (@jackmjenkins) June 10, 2021

A handful of holdout U.S. churches plan to hold in-person services on Easter Sunday, saying their right to worship in person outweighs public health officials’ warnings against holding large gatherings during the coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/nc9ZIXBD4N pic.twitter.com/sPP87EMKiA

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 10, 2020

There are 14 states in which the Coronavirus has been confirmed in every county in the state. And another 12 states in which the Coronavirus has been confirmed in almost every county (90+%) of the state.

— TheValuesVoter (Also on Threads and BlueSky) (@TheValuesVoter) April 12, 2020

Louisiana Gov. Bel Edwards on if police should break up large religious gatherings that are defying his state’s stay-at-home order: “We’re not going to enforce our way out of this … I’m calling upon those parishioners not to go because it is grossly irresponsible.” #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/pdpadD7kvk

— State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) April 5, 2020

The River Church in Tampa, FL was packed.

"Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne, who presides over the megachurch and has been reportedly defiant over social distancing, has claimed he'll cure coronavirus just the way he did with Zika." https://t.co/A2sZlJTWg3

— Chenue Her (@ChenueHer) March 29, 2020

Rodney Howard-Browne will continue to hold services because his church is the most sterile building in America, as it contains 13 machines that can instantaneously kill any virus: "If they sneeze, it shoots it down at like 100 mph. It'll neutralize it in split seconds." pic.twitter.com/Z5PLFXlPfp

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) March 27, 2020

A. Calling religious services “essential businesses” is eye-opening and wrong on many levels.
B. Any large gathering of people is merely a petri dish for the virus.
C. Stay home. https://t.co/mlpZVrUbZs

— Brian J. Karem (@BrianKarem) April 2, 2020