Two religious factions take shape in Tea Party

[Enrique]

the Wiccans and the Aqua Buddhists. Which(no pun intended) will prevail?

http://www.digitalmeetingcenter.com/was-rand-paul-a-wild-student/851987/

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The Kentucky GOP Senate candidate, Rand Paul, could well be the right-wing newsmaker of this year’s election season.

People should give him credit actually. Somehow the things he says manage to keep him in the press lots more than most candidates with the possible exception of Nevada’s Sharon Angle. Does the mainstream media attack the libertarian candidates because they don’t represent the “left” or “right” at all but rather constitution loving Americans?

GQ magazine has reported about an incident involving a fellow student (who remained anonymous) at Baylor University, whom Paul and a fellow classmate allegedly tied up, took to their apartment, tried to make her take bong hits, then took to a lake near Waco, Tex., and tried to force her to worship a god they called “Aqua Buddha.”

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[peekaloo]

1. "Aqua Buddha" could be the name for a cologne that is made up

from the water that surrounds their brains.

[YOY]

2. "Aqua Buddha" was prolly the name of the bong...

n.t.

[Jackpine Radical]

3. That's what I assumed when I first heard this story.

Actually, a hookah that sort of looks like a squat, sitting Buddha.

[YOY]

4. Yeah...I could see that nickname...

n.t.

[atreides1]

5. No Wiccans

O'Donnell said it was a "Satanic" altar, Wiccans don't worship Satan in any way, shape, or form.

So, the two factions are those who worship Satan and those who worship Aqua-Buddha