Caveat Lector. That seems like just another "blame the speaker" rant
for what is a deficiency in the listener. If they willingly believed
a man with less credibility than the Enquirer, and cheerfully killed
themselves (and every indication is that they were sober and "jovial"
in their last moments), and he didn't actually encourage them to kill
themselves or defraud them of money or anything, I'd say we just chalk
it up to not-so-natural selection.
Otherwise, we'd have to charge every chruch in the world with too many
crimes to count.
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