Pat Robertson: Marriage Counselor

September 14, 2012 by 14 Comments

Wow. This video of Pat Robertson answering a question from a man who says his wife has become rebellious and won’t submit to him really has to be seen to be believed. And he says that the man should move to Saudi Arabia so he can beat her legally. He was clearly trying to make a joke about that, but he apparently realized just how bad that was because they edited it out of the video of the show on the CBN website. And notice how he does a complete psychological diagnosis of the man’s wife based on only a few sentences.

httpv://youtu.be/DoHdO2rwGwE

Filed Under: Feminism, Religious Barbarism 14 Comments

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  • morgandourif

    I love how Robertson’s co-host tries to sort of lead him away a bit.

  • http://www.ranum.com Marcus Ranum

    So, Pat wants to live in a world in which people are beaten for being displeasing? Somehow, I suspect, he wouldn’t enjoy that.

  • d cwilson

    Marcus @2:

    There you go again, confusing women fetal incubation units with people.

  • http://peopleofpublictransport.wordpress.com Zinc Avenger (Sarcasm Tags 3.0 Compliant)

    @Marcus Ranum, #2:

    Well no, not men, that would be ridiculous. Just women.

  • blf

    Well no, not men, that would be ridiculous. Just women.

    Probably also children and slaves.

  • Michael Heath

    Pat Robertson’s front-and-center attendance at a post-convention Mitt Romney campaign rally doesn’t reconcile with Mrs. Romney’s convention speech assertion that they “love women”. I wonder which is true when it comes to public policy?

  • John Hinkle

    @5

    And don’t forget minorities.

  • blf

    @7: X ≠ man ⇒ X ∈ minority.

  • Mr Ed

    Pat Robertson’s front-and-center attendance at a post-convention Mitt Romney campaign rally doesn’t reconcile with Mrs. Romney’s convention speech assertion that they “love women”.

    Seems consistent, this isn’t mindless violence this is correcting. God wants man to submit to him and women to to submit to man and children to submit to their parents. Sometime a person forgets where they stand in the pecking order and needs a little correction.

    I don’t even slightly agree but the rationalization is they are helping the person.

  • Sastra

    Gee, an example of “fatwah envy” that doesn’t involve atheists for a change. And of course it’s being used on women — to remind them of what they’d really deserve if the Enlightenment with its picky secular scruples wasn’t so unaccountably popular at the moment.

  • Abby Normal

    Well them hoes ain’t gonna slap themselves. Pat Robertson, pimp daddy for Jesus.

  • Ex Patriot

    I would only say this, any man who hits a women is a piece of garbage and any one who backs this is worse. Any one who abuses women is a coward and a person beyond contempt.I am male and totally believe in women rights to control their own bodies amd systems.

  • http://reasondecrystallized.blogspot.com andrew

    For your edification, via Friendly Atheist.

  • NitricAcid

    #6- of course they love women. Everyone loves their pets.


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