Help me ban the blasphemous Jenus from Italy

[Romeo Rovagnati]

Dear Americans, there is something i need to warn you about it: there is a comic book that is becoming very popular in Italy day by day that is very blasphemous against our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

The name of this comic is called Pillole di Jenus and the purpose of its existance is to mock Christianity, the Bible and God. Here you can take a look at one of the less blasphemous stripes the author has made:



Of course it is in Italian and you might not understand what is written, but in short: it's mocking Matthew 19:24.

Please, spread the word and help me sue the author for blasphemy. Our Lord is crying in front of such insults.

[MitzaLizalor]

What is a CAZZO?

[Madame Frottage]

What is a CAZZO?

It's a pizza pie stuffed in a crusty pocket.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Dear Americans, there is something i need to warn you about it: there is a comic book that is becoming very popular in Italy day by day that is very blasphemous against our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

Please, spread the word and help me sue the author for blasphemy. Our Lord is crying in front of such insults.

I think we need more information about this comic book, Father Rovagnati. My suspicion it is something shared with other priests in the rectory. Your living situation, sharing quarters with other men in dresses, is not healthy and I fear this kind of "humor" is common there.

[Madame Frottage]

What is a CAZZO?

Additionally there is also a delicacy cazzo matzu, an aged gooey cheese filled with maggots fermented and stirred by the male genitalia. I know Quincy was perfecting his before he died, it was a risky but savoury addition to the Frottage cheese menu, the cheese cartel wouldn't allow it. We were thinking to a-bootleg it under a grain mill. I suppose get creative we could have Jellole di Penus. A sort of tangy meat and cheese jambolia. It's going to get real hot in that Jacuzzi.

[MitzaLizalor]

Of course it is in Italian and you might not understand what is written, but in short: it's mocking Matthew 19:24.

Most things written in Italian can be translated using a single word. Pictures are a bit different. Here we saw very clearly that mockery was intended but that God's message about Salvation was not the target. (Which in any event would be impossible.)

Galatians 6:6-8 Let him that is taught in the word communicate unto him that teacheth in all good things. Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. For he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting.

The object of ridicule, insofar as pictures are concerned, is the clown in the white tablecloth and his sidekick, Little Red Riding-hood, counting here as a singular item, much like an Italian lexicon.

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