Bad Weather in Maine caused by gay marriage.
...Our crops are faring like our moods. The potato crop is blighted, and corn and fruit fields wither. In one historic building in Augusta, rain flooded the basement, as water from another source poured down through the ceiling and extinguished a century-old chandelier. Few people would be bold enough to suggest the cause of the endless rain and gloom, that the moral climate in Maine has caused the sun to hide its face in shame.
Worse than the rain is the fact that Maine voted in homosexual “marriage.”
In May, our elected officials overturned a law of nature, and in its place paid honor to evil and unnatural practices. Our leaders allowed a cloud of error to hide the light of reason, and then the rain began. How fitting that this eclipse of human reason is mirrored by the disappearance of the sun!...
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Tags: Maine, gay marriage, homophobia, preacher, wingnut
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Permalink Reply by Sentient Biped on -
Similar bad weather on the Isle of Lewis, caused by a gay marriage.
They have gay marriage in Holland. Wait until god finds out! Those dikes better be strong!
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Permalink Reply by Dawn K on -
Well, I hope that couple recognizes how powerful they really are. Single-handedly bringing down the wrath of god.
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Permalink Reply by FreeThinker on -
As a Kentuckian, I'm wondering what we did to cause downtown Louisville to be under 4 feet of water a couple of weeks ago. Or what we did to cause hurricane-force winds to knock out power to 90% of the Cincinnati area last September.
I'm also wondering why Santa Monica, CA had wildfires again this year after once again banning homosexual marriages, even though the fires from the year before were blamed on the homosexual marriages.
It is almost as if these are just natural weather occurrences and not the result of some supernatural deity getting angry over who some people have relationships with.
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Permalink Reply by Dawn K on
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Well, California is a special case. Everyone knows that that's where all the immoral folks live, and yet they they did the right thing and kept marriage between a man and woman. God must be so confused.
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Permalink Reply by Dawn K on
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Oops. I didn't mean that to sound the way it did. I originally said this:
...and yet they did the right thing (cough, cough).... But used html formatting. didn't realize my mistake until just now.
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Permalink Reply by Laura Largent on -
We know what you meant ;^) I as a Californian am surrounded by "do-gooders" and want to throw up on myself... Perhaps God's confusion is what created the misplaced wrath?
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Permalink Reply by Craig on -
God needs to get over here now! Theres gay people everywhere and it's been beautiful out.
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Permalink Reply by Dawn K on
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I had to peek at your profile to see were 'here' is. We're practically neighbors. It's been beautiful here too FINALLY! Although frankly it's just a wee bit hot for me.
Apparently god is asleep or taking a break from all the bad weather he's had to dole out this summer.
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Permalink Reply by Johnsky on -
Wow, it's a good thing these people aren't conducting any REAL studies... we'd be reading about how the lottery is won depending on who prays the most... everyone would be gambling and taking the week off work to pray.
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Permalink Reply by Little Name Atheist on -
Hahahaha! S/he definitely needs to take a chill pill.
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Permalink Reply by Vincent E. on -
That settles it then!
We've had a terrible Summer so far this year, and I thought it was my fault for buying a motorcycle.
However, given that I can see Maine from my bedroom window (in a very literal, non-Palin sense) it must be gods wrath spilling into New Hampshire. You'd think the "almighty" would have better aim.
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Permalink Reply by Little Name Atheist on
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God hates motorcycles.
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