Chuck Norris

Chuck Norris wants to put himself in every man. Carlos “Chuck" Norris is an American fundamentalist Christian, conspiracy nut, washed-up "actor", infomercial star, unpopular pretend Texas Ranger, martial artist, pro-deficit contributor at WorldNetDaily, and lord of Internet memes.

Stop the presses! Chuck Norris is running for President… of Texas.

The adventures of the brain-dead
Through his columns, Norris has been an outspoken critic of the theory of evolution, the teaching of which he holds makes him act like a monkey (this in spite of the fact that he has access to mirrors). He has also worked to uncover a vast atheist conspiracy to outlaw Christianity in the United States, the first step of which is the acceptance of atheists in our government:

To thwart this menace of secularization, Norris has menacingly promised that if elected President (as if) he would "tattoo an American flag on the forehead of every atheist," an obvious form of flag desecration (see photo).

Norris is active in many fundamentalist causes, including the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. He and his wife are the spokespersons for the National Council on Bible Curriculum, which seeks to bring state-certified Bible courses to public high schools nationwide. Godspeed!

And just to show that all forms of lunacy tend to converge, he's also an anti-vaxxer and an opponent of genetically modified food. And for a Christian fundamentalist, he sure has no problem defending the authoritarian leader of Azerbaijan slaughtering Armenian Christians in 2020.

Obligatory flogging of a dead meme
As pretty much everyone with an internet connection in the mid-2000s knows the "Chuck Norris Facts", here are a few of the lesser known ones.


 * 1) Chuck Norris roundhouse kicked gay marriage, and fell flat on his ass.
 * 2) Chuck Norris does not sleep. He's worrying about gay marriage.
 * 3) Chuck Norris' tears cure gay marriage. Too bad for him he never cries.
 * 4) There is no chin behind Chuck Norris’ beard. There is only the quivering fear of gay marriage.
 * 5) Chuck Norris doesn't do pushups — he might accidentally get gay-married.
 * 6) When Chuck Norris goes to sleep every night, he would check his closet for gay marriage, if he had a closet.
 * 7) Chuck Norris does not go opposing gay marriage, because the word "opposing" implies the possibility of failure. Chuck Norris has already failed to stop gay marriage.
 * 8) If you can see Chuck Norris, he can see you. Tell him how fabulous gay marriage is.
 * 9) Chuck Norris counted to infinity. Twice. But couldn't stop thinking about gay marriage while doing so.
 * 10) Chuck Norris once roundhouse kicked Clint Eastwood in the face, because Clint Eastwood supports gay marriage.
 * 11) Chuck Norris fought against gay marriage, but gay marriage won.
 * 12) When Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, he had 3 missed calls from Chuck Norris, complaining about gay marriage.
 * 13) Chuck Norris threw a grenade and killed 50 people, and then it exploded (but that didn't stop the legalization of gay marriage).
 * 14) Chuck Norris has been to Mars, that's why there are no signs of life there, because Martians supported gay marriage.
 * 15) Bruce Lee kicked his ass.
 * 16) The reason why there are so many jokes about Chuck Norris and none about Bruce Lee is because Bruce Lee is no joke.

Bogus conspiracy theories
Norris has recently revealed a plan, orchestrated by none other then Barack Obama himself! The plan involves rapidly taking in more immigrants as fresh voters for the Democrats. It's such a brilliant scheme. And here Norris describing the plan in his own words.

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Unsurprisingly, Chuck also believes in global geo-engineering by use of chemtrails.

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In 2017, Norris sued medical device manufacturers, claiming that his wife was poisoned by the injected gadolinium compound used in MRI scans to increase contrast. Contrary to Norris' claim, gadolinium-based contrast agents have been used in more than 300 million people worldwide and both the FDA and a European Union agency have found no evidence that retained gadolinium was harmful. The lawsuit apparently did not cite any medical evidence.