So, pardon me getting serious for a bit, but I basically grew up with the kind of people that this episode was about. I went to a private Christian school from a young age. Seriously, I would hear shit like what's said in this episode every day while in a class that was apparently supposed to be about history lessons or math or whatever. Everything was a righteous culture war against legions of the unwashed demons, and I even had the misfortune of having to stay for hours after classes at their daycare due to long working hours on my parents' part. We watched movies, mostly, while waiting to be picked up, but there's sooooo many films they straight up would not let us watch out of fear of us being corrupted or something. One notable example is Disney's version of the Hunchback of Notre Dame, which they absolutely despised because it depicted a religious authority in a negative light (lol, lmao). I could go on and on about other random shit they did over the years (such as having "christian science fairs" that they made every kid go to annually, which were a big week-long disinformation assembly featuring delightful personalities such as Ken Ham) but suffice to say this episode infuriated and entertained me greatly.
I once wrote a poem in an English class there about how I sincerely believed gay people were destroying America and the concept of democracy. Ironic, considering I would rapidly learn I'm a transfemme lesbian in highschool a couple years later, lmao. Also the holiest and most righteous bible verse is Ezekiel 23:20
