You think I would risk angering the cat dogs? No way.

Additional -- The Cats of Ulthar -- H.P. Lovecraft [hplovecraft.com]

Insane, imo, is NOT the words most adequate enough to describe them , there best I can come up with atm is either deluded or Demented but any further suggestions are most definitely welcome.

Yes and how easy those Evangelicals managed to forget that their latest 'hero' Putin was a fully fledged member AND Operative of the K.G.B. an organisation that imposed upon ALL Christians, etc, in the U.S.S.R. a ruling that All Religions and Religious Services MUST be approved COMPLETELY by the Soviet Secretariat first and foremost, must NOT interfere with Work Schedules in any way, shape nor form and that 52% of monies raised by Churches through gifts, tithes, etc, MUST be paid to the State as well.

Actually it does. I don't know how to shut such grifters up (it is likely an act to make lots of money) and insulting them will only bring more supporters. A friend used to say that the best revenge is living well and FL will soon be called The Atlantic Ocean. Sadly, the environmental damage can't be stopped so just applaud as FL sinks.

Friend, there are numerous 'versions/ definitions', so to speak, of a thing called " Freedom of Speech.
a) there is the RELIGIOUS version of which we are all only too aware where the Religiotard/s can say what they like and then claim that it was either God/Jesus or the Holy Spirit that spoke THROUGH them, aka, escape/excuse route Number 1 for all Faithfools,
b) Political speak version, which we ALL know and are fully aware of, and,
c) and there are ALL the other "versions" as we see utilized by Politicians, either on the State/National/International or the local Politics side of everything, in those 'scenarios' the rule of thumb is that what is said can be either, " taken with a grain of salt" or are merely to be viewed as being as reliable and useful as a bucket made from wire netting.
Of course there are almost countless other cases and usages but I have ONLY mentioned but a few.