Christian spirit?

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by KC Kings

Exactly!
The only good things NO is known for is their food and music. The drunken festivals, acts of violence, sexual activities, and Saints football are only a few the bad things that NO is known for. That's not to mention the voodoo creole women that give you lots of money to marry them then kill you when you try to leave with the money. When you see people on tv asking how God could let this happen, you have to think to yourself, why would God want the activities there to go on as they have?

Anybody who thinks that God made this huricane to specifically knock out NO's, every other American that sat in their own state knowing the sins that were going on in NO and did nothing to stop it, better watch out because they will be next on God's list.

If stupidity were a sin, you'd be "next on God's list".

[KC Kings]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

If stupidity were a sin, you'd be "next on God's list".

Unable to comprehend simple English, with the naiveté to call somebody else stupid because of their ignorance... priceless.

[Bowser]

KC Kings...are you saying you agree with what was put up on that sign, and that New Orleans had to be "punished" or "cleansed"?

Originally Posted by Bowser

KC Kings...are you saying you agree with what was put up on that sign, and that New Orleans had to be "punished" or "cleansed"?

I don't speak for him, but that's not the way I read it.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Phobia

I don't speak for him, but that's not the way I read it.

In his first paragraph he talks about the crime, sex, and voodoo women. In the second, he talks about how people shouldn't think they're safe anywhere from God's wrath.

I guess I just need a little clarification. Hopefully I'm off base.

Originally Posted by Bowser

In his first paragraph he talks about the crime, sex, and voodoo women. In the second, he talks about how people shouldn't think they're safe anywhere from God's wrath.

I guess I just need a little clarification. Hopefully I'm off base.

I thought there was some sarcasm there, but I could be wrong. I think it's best that I just leave this thread alone because I'm a real dumbass.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Phobia

I thought there was some sarcasm there, but I could be wrong. I think it's best that I just leave this thread alone because I'm a real dumbass.

Good point.

About the thread, not you being a dumbass.

[KC Kings]

Originally Posted by Bowser

In his first paragraph he talks about the crime, sex, and voodoo women. In the second, he talks about how people shouldn't think they're safe anywhere from God's wrath.

I guess I just need a little clarification. Hopefully I'm off base.

The voodoo woman remark was in reference to Marie Laveau. She was the first white voodoo queen, mixed Catholism with voodoo, and has been sung about on country radio since the mid 70's.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by Bowser

KC Kings...are you saying you agree with what was put up on that sign, and that New Orleans had to be "punished" or "cleansed"?

Not only that, but you need to be "punished" as well for knowing what went on in NO and not doing anything about it.

[KC Kings]

Originally Posted by Bowser

KC Kings...are you saying you agree with what was put up on that sign, and that New Orleans had to be "punished" or "cleansed"?

Not at all. The people that suffered and died were not the ones responsible for or benifitting from the sinfull activities that NO is known for. A poverty stricken eldery grandmother is no more responisble for the sins of the Big Easy than a Texas preacher is for knowing what went on and not doing anything to stop it. If God specifically setout to drown grandmothers in sewage water to pay for the sins of NO, then the preacher better watch his steps because he is just as guilty.