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Israel decriminalised homosexuality in 1988 and has since passed several laws recognising gay rights.
Two earthquakes shook the region last week and a further four struck in November and December…
He called on lawmakers to stop “passing legislation on how to encourage homosexual activity in the state of Israel, which anyway brings about earthquakes”.
His sentence construction reminds me of good old Senator Ted in Alaska. Or what’s-is-name in the White House.
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Maybe its God tryna shake those Jews outta Palestine.
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tis true!
you can’t spell earthquake with out the word ‘queer’
😉
Robertson also said the widespread practice of homosexuality “will bring about terrorist bombs, it’ll bring earthquakes, tornadoes and possibly a meteor.”
Israel sits on TWO fault lines and us gays did not put them there. It is not our fault (pun intended)
Who knew that Fred Phelps had a Jewish brother?
It’s not the gays that cause earthquakes, it’s their disco music!
But seriously, it’s another case of how religion creeps in and poisons peoples minds.
Hmm…
I wonder if anyone is gonna take the time to point out to this Brainiac:
– All the countries which also tolerate gays, yet lack earthquakes, and
– all those which DON’T tolerate gays, yet have quakes anyway?
Just read how some group has donated $4Million to study why/how man becomes religious.
I’d kinda like to know if as #8 says “religion creeps in and poisons peoples minds” or if as I suspect its more like “people with poisonous minds are attracted to religion—and then yes it gets shaped to that religious flavor.”
Still, there is much wisdom to that saying that religion is good for good people and bad for bad people.
Would violence/hatred really be reduced if religion fell from favor or would it only be replaced by some other issue(s)? — probably racial or geographic?
Did the earth move for you?
J/P=?
It’s so comforting to know that in an age of vast scientifically accumulated knowledge, some people can still find a little extra room in their minds for superstition. I’m guessing that Benizri is a Pisces, although I can’t rule out Capricorn 😉
oy gay
I guess the Ultra-Orthodox Jews are ignorant of this new science called GEOLOGY !!! If it is not in the Talmud, they haven’t read it !!!
Aren’t most jews gay or do they just acting like it?
Heck I always thought the Jesus and his thirteen Boys was one of the first gay jew boy bands.
#15 Mister Uncle Ben, that’s very perceptive, although I dismissed the admittedly appalling lack of proof because it’s common knowledge that homosexuality is the cause of fire and brimstone, not earthquakes!
We don’t need no stinking study! 😉
#15, 17 – Ya know, you guys have given me a great idea. If I were to write up a grant proposal to study how gay caused earthquakes increase global warming, I bet I could get some funding….
Can I Blame it on:
Religious Zealots
and
Politicians??
Awwww… Israel’s own little Pat Robertson.