Pat Robertson Says You're A Slave To Vegetables
March 7, 2015
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as posted by the channel"Cenk Uygur () host of The Young Turks discusses Pat Robertson as he makes another excellent quote when Pat spoke out against marijuana users and those that drink any alcohol calling them 'enslaved to vegetables'.
Not to leave anyone else out, he also included additional drugs and products, asking repetitively why someone would want to be 'a slave to a vegetable?' to a seemingly unhearing and unresponsive television screen."
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