One anonymous LDS flyweight in that regard wrote to say, "Your posts are way too long. Some of [us] have to work for a living," then went on to quote Joseph Smith (as if invoking a consumate conman means anything).

I tell ya, one could wade through the deepest recesses of the minds of these bleating sheep--and never get one's feet wet.

So, I replied:

"Actually, it's your pathetic efforts at Mormon apologetics that are way too long.

"Of course, you don't have problems with the fundamental contradictions and ongoing lies of Mormonism because like too many Mormons you are bad at thinking, but good at rationalizing.

"Plus, when it comes to actually doing your homework, reading your history and using your noggin to apply what you learn to reality, you have the attention span of a short Ensign article written for the comprehension level of a grade schooler."

There, somebody had to say it. :)



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And it's not for the brilliance of Mormon readers.

Too bad he/she didn't have the attention span to read all that JS actually wrote.

It's much easier going through life fed sound bites and talking points from the pulpit.

I'm guessing his/her job doesn't involve much reading.