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20. Hey fuckstick - it's not God telling them to move - it's REALITY

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Thu Sep 21, 2017, 11:29 AM

Sep 2017

Science and stuff.

OTOH, I agree with the conclusion. Taxpayers help ONCE. Then you are on your own.

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Hurricanes may be God's way of telling folks to move, says GOP Texas congressman [View all] DonViejo Sep 2017 OP

I would certainly get the hell out of Texas then. dogman Sep 2017 #1

Great, idiot, then why does Trump and the GOP constantly relax building restrictions in wetlands? bucolic_frolic Sep 2017 #2

Climate change is god's way of saying "Stop putting shit in the air that doesn't belong there" Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2017 #3

Here is an article on point exboyfil Sep 2017 #4

Well, take the word "God" out of it, and he is right hueymahl Sep 2017 #5

Yup dbackjon Sep 2017 #22

I agree. There should be a limit on the number of government bail outs. Shrike47 Sep 2017 #27

Yup, this here is climate change. joshcryer Sep 2017 #42

Well then, God will surely point an alternative way forward BeyondGeography Sep 2017 #6

Maybe God is Mad videohead5 Sep 2017 #7

Half of Christians say Jesus represented a break from the Old Testament Wrathful God, ExciteBike66 Sep 2017 #8

All part of hurricane gentrification IronLionZion Sep 2017 #9

After you, Mr. Congressman DBoon Sep 2017 #10

I agree (minus the 'god' reference). Chemisse Sep 2017 #11

Let's build a rocket and get off this dynamic planet Marthe48 Sep 2017 #12

Swap Al Gore for God and you might be onto something Not Ruth Sep 2017 #13

Unlike the unpleasant god of Texas, Al Gore is just a worried man with Scientific facts in hand. Hekate Sep 2017 #18

God hates Texas? leftofcool Sep 2017 #14

Yes, must be so. Lonestarblue Sep 2017 #15

Evangelists like Pat Robertson like to blame disasters on various sins, usually homosexuality. keithbvadu2 Sep 2017 #30

Another pious Christian exceeding his mortal being, while attempting to explain God's motives. TheBlackAdder Sep 2017 #16

Well, you heartless *hole, both Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are being scoured as we speak... Hekate Sep 2017 #17

I've seen plenty of DUers post the exact same sentiment. B2G Sep 2017 #19

Not that it is God's doing though. dbackjon Sep 2017 #21

Not the same sentiment at all, if they don't invoke Gawd. Not by a long shot. n/t Judi Lynn Sep 2017 #32

Hey fuckstick - it's not God telling them to move - it's REALITY dbackjon Sep 2017 #20

I hate to agree with anything Repuke - but, the guy has a point packman Sep 2017 #23

Has any evangelist preacher .. Hieronymus Sep 2017 #24

Maybe the government should have just bought the house? Grins Sep 2017 #25

We have a winner! colorado_ufo Sep 2017 #29

...and republicans are Loge23 Sep 2017 #26

If you build on a seaside sand dune, you should self-insure. Ocean is coming. Shrike47 Sep 2017 #28

This is socialism that republicans love instead of the free market. keithbvadu2 Sep 2017 #31

Another right-wing God Interpreter for the masses of us heathens. Judi Lynn Sep 2017 #33

hey, your "god" is really a psychopath, isn't he? niyad Sep 2017 #34

God has a xxqqqzme Sep 2017 #35

Another example of an extremely out-of-touch politician. MindPilot Sep 2017 #36

I'd agree with this, if you view God as reality or God's will as reality. raccoon Sep 2017 #37

Maybe they are a way of telling republicans BlueIdaho Sep 2017 #38

The government doesn't exactly pay for the houses to be rebuilt. OldHippieChick Sep 2017 #39

Republicans may be God's way of telling folks.... KY_EnviroGuy Sep 2017 #40

I thought it was because God hates "titty bars". roamer65 Sep 2017 #41

Uhh, maybe it's reality telling you to move? truthisfreedom Sep 2017 #43

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