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I am a big proponent of buying American cars, the bigger the better!
However, I have noticed some troubling things about one of the big three American automakers, and I was hoping to get Freehold's opinion on this denizen of Detroit.
Submitted for your consideration:
Dodge (a Chrysler subsidiary) began selling a car known as the Demon in 1971:
Every Demon sold was emblazoned with Satanic imagery:
Chrysler corporation more recently used the Wiccan/Pagan/Satanist pentacle as its corporate logo:
In fact, when people wish to refer to Chrysler and all of its past and current divisions (Dodge, Plymouth, Jeep, and Eagle), they often just say "Pentastar" for short. "Pentastar," or course, is a combination of the word "pentagram" and "Morningstar."
I'm sure I don't have to remind you that Morningstar is one of the names by which the Devil was known in the Bible.
Even more recently, Chrysler has eschewed the pentacle and used the equally Satanic image of a Ram as its logo:
Lest you think that 1971 is ancient history, and that the Demon was a mere aberration, Dodge resurrected the name for their 2007 Demon concept show car:
I realize this could all just be circumstantial evidence, so I will leave it to the ministers of the Landover Baptist Church to tell me whether I'm imagining things or this really is what it appears to be.
If Chrysler is a Satanic company, what should I do? Do you think it's safe to buy a Ford?
However, I have noticed some troubling things about one of the big three American automakers, and I was hoping to get Freehold's opinion on this denizen of Detroit.
Submitted for your consideration:
Dodge (a Chrysler subsidiary) began selling a car known as the Demon in 1971:
Every Demon sold was emblazoned with Satanic imagery:
Chrysler corporation more recently used the Wiccan/Pagan/Satanist pentacle as its corporate logo:
In fact, when people wish to refer to Chrysler and all of its past and current divisions (Dodge, Plymouth, Jeep, and Eagle), they often just say "Pentastar" for short. "Pentastar," or course, is a combination of the word "pentagram" and "Morningstar."
I'm sure I don't have to remind you that Morningstar is one of the names by which the Devil was known in the Bible.
Even more recently, Chrysler has eschewed the pentacle and used the equally Satanic image of a Ram as its logo:
Lest you think that 1971 is ancient history, and that the Demon was a mere aberration, Dodge resurrected the name for their 2007 Demon concept show car:
I realize this could all just be circumstantial evidence, so I will leave it to the ministers of the Landover Baptist Church to tell me whether I'm imagining things or this really is what it appears to be.
If Chrysler is a Satanic company, what should I do? Do you think it's safe to buy a Ford?
and my eyes saw the Chrysler corporation for the instrument of Satan that it truely was. Through years of self taught modifications to their cars I have exorcized the demons within and now can keep the Mopars pure by regular holy water car wash blessings.
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