Uhhhh, WTF!?!?!?!?!

[Dave328]

I always knew he was a douchebag!
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/08/30/moore-on-gustav-there-is-a-god-in-heaven/

 

[Bearco]

Did not need that remark to prove Michael Moore is a douchebag

 

[penguin]

I'm torn. We have football players that say God is the one who led them to the victory and we applaud that, but if we say that God caused something bad, we get offended. How can we have it both ways?

 

[Bearco]

I'm torn. We have football players that say God is the one who led them to the victory and we applaud that, but if we say that God caused something bad, we get offended. How can we have it both ways?

He was being sarcastic for God ruining the republican convention

 

[artabr]

If ever there was a good use for a bullet, there it is.

Art

 

[Dave328]

He was being sarcastic for God ruining the republican convention

Yeah, I know. I just can't imagine a remark in poorer taste. MM is just bubbling over with his all-consuming rage against W that he can't see straight. Kinda funny actually.

 

[penguin]

He was being sarcastic for God ruining the republican convention

I won't doubt that. But even if it's sarcastic, can we not blame God for things? I mean, if we believe that there is a God and we believe that God created the earth and that God saves people from disasters (as we see every time there is a disaster) why is it bad joo-joo to say that God caused that disaster? That's one thing that's always irked me. If you can thank God for things that are good, you have to realize that God can do things that are bad. Now I'm not saying it was due to the RNC as that is stupid, but in general.

 

[Dave328]

I won't doubt that. But even if it's sarcastic, can we not blame God for things? I mean, if we believe that there is a God and we believe that God created the earth and that God saves people from disasters (as we see every time there is a disaster) why is it bad joo-joo to say that God caused that disaster? That's one thing that's always irked me. If you can thank God for things that are good, you have to realize that God can do things that are bad. Now I'm not saying it was due to the RNC as that is stupid, but in general.

I'm not even factoring God into the equation. It was just a super douchey thing to say, but not entirely surprising since nobody has heard from him since he blew himself up in Team America's hideout!

 

[electrode1998]

I realy wish MM would meet the business end of a bullet.

 

[jmcrawf1]

You think if I went on Fox news and said "Oh there is a God for sending us Gustav, to clear out the rest of the welfare-sucking, social leeches that the democrats created in N.O." that MM would feel so warm and fuzzy inside?


******* fat slob......

 

[dantheman]

He'll get a pass on that remark . More proof of the double standard that exists today .

 

[artabr]

Take God completely out of it and the pig is still a brainless ass.

Art

 

[CEHollier]

Penguin - I think the real meaning of that remark is "I'm glad Gustav will be hitting New Orleans as the RNC is starting". Anyway that is my interpitation of it. I didn't like the man and this comment only solidifies my disdain of the man.

 

[webb]

I would love to slap his big ass so hard he would taste my great grandmothers apple cobbler.

 

[penguin]

Penguin - I think the real meaning of that remark is "I'm glad Gustav will be hitting New Orleans as the RNC is starting". Anyway that is my interpitation of it. I didn't like the man and this comment only solidifies my disdain of the man.

Oh, I agree. I think he's a douche. He's got some good points (the 911 emergency workers that weren't getting decent health care or were being denied but the terrorists at GITMO were getting great healthcare) but he's a douche in how he goes about it.

 

[W1nds0rF0x]

I would love to slap his big ass so hard he would taste my great grandmothers apple cobbler.

Now THAT was a confusing, yet very interesting comment...

 

[webb]

The explanation goes like this. That great lady I speak of passed away years ago. The only way he could ever have the oportunity to taste her cooking would be to meet her. To meet her he would have to have a change of heart. If I was given the chance, I would love to assist him with a life altering change of heart.

 

[dantheman]

M. Moore isn't the only **** head making those comments .
http://www.redstate.com/diaries/absentee/2008/aug/30/fowler-fouls-hurricane-is-gods-favor-to-dem/

 

[penguin]

No one said politicians were the smartest bunch...lol

 

[tgrshooter]

I won't doubt that. But even if it's sarcastic, can we not blame God for things? I mean, if we believe that there is a God and we believe that God created the earth and that God saves people from disasters (as we see every time there is a disaster) why is it bad joo-joo to say that God caused that disaster? That's one thing that's always irked me. If you can thank God for things that are good, you have to realize that God can do things that are bad. Now I'm not saying it was due to the RNC as that is stupid, but in general.

If you believe there is a God, and that he created the world and everything in it, then yes these things are a result of the world he created for us. However, if you pray and put your faith in God, he will see you through any trials and tribulations. Have you not read the story of Noah, or read the book of Job? I suggest you pull your Bible out when the power is out this week and read those scriptures.

God has a plan for everything, and he knows everything that is going to happen on this earth. It's his plan. We were given free will, so that we can (with his help if we pray and ask for it) make the right decisions for ourselves.

Instead of worrying about where to place the blame, and looking to blame God for something bad, you should be more worried about what you can do to prevent harm to you and your family.