American Family Assoc. Spokesman Says Children Died Because They Didn't Believe God

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Cynic wrote on 2012-12-15 06:51

Quote from Mentosftw;998651:
You can never rid the world of stupid people.

Reason being is that we're all idiots.

Some more than others, sadly.
Joker wrote on 2012-12-15 07:37

Quote from Osayidan;998454:
How about someone shoot him in the head right now? He clearly believes in god so the bullet with magically dodge him right?

God I love you..

Quote from RealityBreak;998526:
These are the people giving Christians a bad name =/

you say that like Christians give themselves good rep nowadays..

not many at least..
Drizzit wrote on 2012-12-16 06:52

Quote from Episkey;998621:
After watching this video, I have to agree with Drizzit here.

I was expecting some horrible madman saying that those poor children died because God hates America or the public school system or some nonsense.
But he's addressing, a question that probably has come across many minds across America.

"Where was God?"

It's the same question that was asked during 9/11, or any other tragedy you can point to. Simply put, according to him - people can't seek to put the blame on God - when they wish to remove him so evidently from our society.

I'm not even talking about the Judeo-Christan God here, I'm talking about the concept of GOD in general.

When it comes in times of crisis like this - I just have one thing to say: It rains on both the righteous and the wicked.
Exactly this. Honestly, it was a reasonable point.
RebeccaBlack wrote on 2012-12-16 11:30

Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;998437:
[video=youtube;is2x7QTZ8AI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=is2x7QTZ8AI[/video

Who is the smug, arrogant, self-centered asshole? At least if he outright said "I don't care about the kids who got shot" I'd at least be able to respect his honesty.

Oh, I looked them up and they're just some nobodies. They're listed as a hate group.

Drizzit, Episkey, I read your posts, but let's be honest, him saying people who aren't religious have lesser morals and that's why this happened isn't any better. It effectively means the same thing: it happened because he didn't have the morals that come from believing in god.
Chiyuri wrote on 2012-12-16 16:22

Quote from Episkey;998621:
After watching this video, I have to agree with Drizzit here.

I was expecting some horrible madman saying that those poor children died because God hates America or the public school system or some nonsense.
But he's addressing, a question that probably has come across many minds across America.

"Where was God?"

It's the same question that was asked during 9/11, or any other tragedy you can point to. Simply put, according to him - people can't seek to put the blame on God - when they wish to remove him so evidently from our society.

I'm not even talking about the Judeo-Christan God here, I'm talking about the concept of GOD in general.

When it comes in times of crisis like this - I just have one thing to say: It rains on both the righteous and the wicked.

I prefer to say that "It rains on the Unlucky"
TLCBonaparte wrote on 2012-12-19 05:01

At end of the day he is still saying, the solution to the shooting is just more god. Give them more god and it wouldn't happen, and that's still pretty dumb imo.

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