Now something we can all agree upon

[red321]

http://thevane.gawker.com/tiny-dysfunctional-family-to-protest-national-weather-1733622804

 

Westboro Baptist Church will picket the National Weather Service to remind them that ONLY by God’s mercy and power do you gather intelligence on His weather. The day comes when all weather rules, as you know them, will be gone. America crossed the Rubicon when, by force of law, you permitted same-sex marriage.

 

 

 

Westboro Baptists are not only nuts...but desperate for attention. I must admit...I can't quite figure out what weather forecasting has to do with same sex marriage...

 

maybe this?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky8MpW8E2kA

 

 

 

[Adam]

We should change the definition of "fag" to member of westboro baptist. 

 

We'd get to keep a really good word and be able to use it without offending people.

[Spirit]

Ha! 

[Jay]

I think somebody made up the connection between weather and gays but still...

 

Edit: I take that back it is about weather and gays

 

weird

Edited October 9, 2015 by Jay

[mtangelsfan]

Those people are trying to set Christianity back 500 years.

[red321]

I had to read it twice to make sure it wasn't from the onion

[mtangelsfan]

It's like a story jumped out of the pages of the Onion and became Westboro.

 

They would be funny if they weren't so sad and pathetic.

[Crampknees]

Hopefully they get rained out.

[AngelsLongBall]

Couldn't we whip up a Santorum on them?

[Angelsjunky]

Those people are trying to set Christianity back 500 years.

 

You mean back to 1000 CE?

[juansavage1]

You mean back to 1000 CE?

There was actually no point in mainstream Christian history where clerics prohibited people from studying God's laws. The concept that there are discoverable laws as opposed to the Muslim belief, for example, that everything that happens is God's direct will (we stick to the ground not because of the natural law of gravity, but because God is holding you down) is what allowed pure science to prosper in Europe. 

[Angelsjunky]

There was actually no point in mainstream Christian history where clerics prohibited people from studying God's laws. The concept that there are discoverable laws as opposed to the Muslim belief, for example, that everything that happens is God's direct will (we stick to the ground not because of the natural law of gravity, but because God is holding you down) is what allowed pure science to prosper in Europe. 

 

Giordano Bruno would disagree with you.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

The place that they are targeting is the National Weather Center at the University of Oklahoma. This is at the Norman airport, Max Westheimer Field, which is well removed from the main campus. It's right next to I-35, though, so they will probably get the media coverage that they crave. Shame, really. I'm sure that the students at my alma mater would have given them a proper Midwest welcome.

 

Fall tornado season doesn't end until about the second week in November. Just maybe...

[gotbeer]

At some point, you have to figure, that member of Westboro are just bored people and are just trolling everyone else.

[tdawg87]

I support their freedom of expression.

 

And agree with most of it.

 

Fag.

[ABC]

Those people are trying to set Christianity back 500 years.

[Angelsjunky]

 

Those people are trying to set Christianity back 500 years.

 

 

Ouch. you outdid me.

[mtangelsfan]

Don't worry aj, nobody can outdo your arrogant douchebaggery.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

I'm not going to lie. I hate weather and think it's a tool of the devil.

 

Huh huh. Tool.

[Jason]

99.9999999% of Christians would not consider Westboro Christians. I really don't think anybody listens to anything they say.

[Jay]

The libs do.

[Angelsjunky]

Don't worry aj, nobody can outdo your arrogant douchebaggery.

 

mtangelsfan: the living exemplar of the Golden Rule.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

99.9999999% of Christians would not consider Westboro Christians. I really don't think anybody listens to anything they say.

They are a bunch of fringe lunatics who don't represent anything believed by any Baptists who I know.

[Tank]

Those people are trying to set Christianity back 500 years.

 

but they'd still be about 700 years ahead of islam.

[arch stanton]

but they'd still be about 700 years ahead of islam.

1437 starts next Wednesday. Just saying.