Someone named TamTamPamela posted a video that she now says was a hoax. In it, she says that god is "good" and the Japanese earthquake and tsunami were his way of telling the atheists that he's "there." Is it real or is it someone from 4chan?
The question that people aren't asking is the true important question: Why is it so hard to tell a troll from the real thing? Why have crazy Christian crackers gone so far off the rails that what should have been obvious as a troll (if it really was) could pass for the real thing? Shouldn't crazy hatespeech be questioned as an attempt to smear Christians? Why are we so conditioned to expect this crap?
Because Christianity has a long history of blaming natural disasters on God's wrath. The notable exception would be tornadoes ripping up "Tornado Alley," which happens to coincide with the "red" stripe of right-wing fundamentalist Christianity that runs up the middle of the U.S. map. Tornadoes are just tonadoes, but earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes and droughts (except the 1930s "Dust Bowl" in the midwest!) are God's way of punishment when he's too impatient to wait for everyone to die and then throw them into Hell.
And because the Old Testament God comes around whenever it's handy for them to summon him, but if someone (ohhh atheists, for example) cites the genocide and atrocities of the OT "God" suddenly they believe in the New Testament.
Anywho, this whole thing introduced me to the Trollnews channel, which is some fun watching/listening.
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Well, what else should we expect, they've been saying this crap for 2,000 years! Funny how "The Wrath of God" is indistinguishable from personal bias and hatred.
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