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Ocelot II

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6. Meaning nobody has to take responsibility for anything.

Mon Jul 7, 2025, 12:15 PM

Jul 7

God's gonna do what he's gonna do, so why even bother to warn against or prevent natural disasters? It's all God's doing, and we love God, so just pray and it will be OK.

Kind of like when Texans froze to death while you vacationed in Cancun; right, Ted? That was God's doing, too, right?

Asshole.

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'Allows things to happen': Ted Cruz blames God for Texas flood deaths [View all] BumRushDaShow Jul 7 OP

Someone allowed Ted Cruz to happen. Girard442 Jul 7 #1

Cheap condom republianmushroom Jul 7 #16

the existence of Ted Cruz is the best argument for legalized abortion DBoon Jul 7 #26

Oh, the cognitive dissonance. Jirel Jul 7 #2

Fuck OFF, creeping jeebuz EYESORE 9001 Jul 7 #3

it makes me sick Skittles Jul 8 #44

It would be so easy to operate like this--never having to come up with Wingus Dingus Jul 7 #4

Isn't it about time... C_U_L8R Jul 7 #5

Meaning nobody has to take responsibility for anything. Ocelot II Jul 7 #6

Not really any high level Democrats in Texas to blame, and Wingus Dingus Jul 7 #10

I guess blaming God is better than blaming Ted Cruz's REAL Lard and Savior. Dulcinea Jul 7 #27

Reminder that "God" is just a mirror, or rather a screen to project upon. RockRaven Jul 7 #7

God sent the flooding to punish Texass for their anti-Christian policies Jerry2144 Jul 7 #8

Feel better, now? Paladin Jul 7 #21

that is just as plausible as saying he is punishing us for licentiousness RussBLib Jul 7 #24

That's why there's my second paragraph Jerry2144 Jul 7 #29

Rafael Cruz now blaming God Zorro Jul 7 #9

Texas floods, what's the big deal? JPK Jul 7 #11

Because God doesn't care about you Old Crank Jul 7 #12

We will be hearing more "god is responsible" as this is who they are. SupportSanity Jul 7 #13

Well atreides1 Jul 7 #14

MASS MURDER! Xoan Jul 7 #15

Does Ted Cruz even believe in God? FakeNoose Jul 7 #17

Cruz has "Faith," but like so many Christians who wear their faith on their sleeve, surfered Jul 7 #18

Translation: Miguelito Loveless Jul 7 #19

God "allowed" it to happen in 1987 and that should have been their wake-up call to make sure it didn't happen again. tanyev Jul 7 #20

Wish I could be there when he faces his ultimate reckoning. Joinfortmill Jul 7 #22

LOL. "We have a good and benevolent God." Sorry, but your "god" really sucks. PSPS Jul 7 #23

Yeah, they want us back in the dark ages. ananda Jul 7 #25

What a malicious pos. Destroy the system that allows accurate scientific info and blame imaginary god. 58Sunliner Jul 7 #28

And Cruz probably went to Cancun to yell that at em..."GOD" Bengus81 Jul 7 #30

Perhaps god is sending a message Bluestocking Jul 7 #31

God designed abortion into the human reproductive system. Sibelius Fan Jul 7 #32

It was the water Ted, very wet water. Your God was golfing. twodogsbarking Jul 7 #33

"Wizard!" Grokenstein Jul 7 #34

Well, Felito is right on this one. Nothing bad or evil happens without God's approval. Norrrm Jul 7 #35

No Shit for brains.............it was mining of coal, the exploration of oil and you getting bought off to enable this turbinetree Jul 7 #36

Wait, what? God is both "great and loving" and drowns kids, too? That's why I'm an atheist. Vinca Jul 7 #37

so either the children that died lapfog_1 Jul 7 #38

Hum. There is a truly monotheistic religion that SorellaLaBefana Jul 7 #39

Carnival Cruz was on vacation again LetMyPeopleVote Jul 7 #40

Lean on THIS, little man. Paladin Jul 7 #41

'There is no defense for the actions of the Trump admin or the state of Texas, which led to this tragedy, so Cr riversedge Jul 7 #42

🙄 Rebl2 Jul 7 #43