#GoogleMottos: Google’s Easter insult sparks Twitter backlash, mockery

Posted at 1:37 am on March 31, 2013 by misstripleem

Why would we celebrate Easter? Our messiah is in the White House. #GoogleMottos
— Ben Howe (@BenHowe) March 31, 2013

Twitchy told you about Google’s bizarre Easter Sunday tribute to Cesar Chavez.

Now, Christians are lashing back with new #GoogleMottos.

Out: “Don’t be evil.”

In:

Don't be evil, that's our job! #GoogleMottos
— American Elephant (@AmericnElephant) March 31, 2013

It’s on:

#GoogleMottos "Better a dead lefty, them a risen Lord."
— Rich Algeni, Jr. (@richalgeni) March 31, 2013

#GoogleMottos Who cares what 2.1 Billion Christians think.
— Icwhatudo (@icwhatudo) March 31, 2013

#GoogleMottos "Pay no attention to the Man on the Cross"
— Icwhatudo (@icwhatudo) March 31, 2013

"We know you were searching for the resurrection story, let us direct you in a more communal direction." #GoogleMottos
— Chris Loesch (@ChrisLoesch) March 31, 2013

#GoogleMottos It's not religious bigotry when it's against Christians #Tolerance
— Jai Freeman (@JaiSimon) March 31, 2013

Jesus? No! Cesar Chavez? Yes! #GoogleMottos #GoogleHatesJesus
— Dre (@mangano777) March 31, 2013

Easter? Meh… #GoogleMottos
— Greg Worzel (@GregWorzel) March 31, 2013

"LOL, you thought we couldn't get any worse." #GoogleMottos
— Chris Loesch (@ChrisLoesch) March 31, 2013

Google, you bombed.

#GoogleMottos "We now interrupt the international holiday already in progress with this delightfully trendy and totally informative trifle"
— D.W.Robinson (@_DWRobinson) March 31, 2013

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