Rolling Stone Magazine’s Sympathy for the Devil

When is our society going to stop making excuses for bad people and just accept that there are evil, disgusting people in this world? By not doing so in this case, Rolling Stone has allowed substance and meaning to be given to this demon’s existence. And that is a damn shame. The unfortunate part to all this is not only that someone thought that it was a good idea to publish this story and paste a terrorist on the cover in such rock star fashion, but that there are sick and twisted “Jahar” followers who will eat this publicity up. They sympathize with a terrorist because he’s “kinda cute” or “handsome.” To them, I say there’s a special place below this world for you. It’s red, it’s hot, and like-minded people will be there with you for eternity.

To the companies such as CVS, Walgreens, and Tedeschi (just to name a few) who have boycotted selling this filth in their stores, I commend them for taking a stand against glorifying this terrorist at the expense of the lives lost. It’s easy in this day and age to turn a blind eye and make a buck, and they have chosen not to take that path. I hope and pray with my whole heart that there are more of you than them in this world.

Growing up, my mom would always say, “You can’t make a silk purse out of a pig’s ear.” I have never seen this saying played out in real life as I have in recent years. Rolling Stone’s attempt at humanizing the inhumane is a shining example of the left’s pathetic need to justify horrendous acts, rather than calling a spade a spade. Or in this case, calling a terrorist a terrorist. The only credit this scumbag should get is running over his co-terrorist brother while trying to save his own worthless hind end, and saving us more than a few bucks on a court appointed attorney. 

Sorry, Rolling Stone, but just like one cannot make a silk purse out of a pig’s ear, YOU cannot make an innocent American boy out of an Islamic terrorist.