r/therewasanattempt • u/Johnny5Miyagi • 2d ago

To stop the tornado

They did not stop the tornad

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u/wrathbringer1984 2d ago

One of many reasons I stepped away from religion.

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u/SnooShortcuts8481 2d ago

And, the fact there is no god.

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u/wrathbringer1984 2d ago

Yeah, that was another reason.

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u/imdefinitelywong 2d ago

IN THE NAME OF JESUS

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u/Quantum-Goldfish 2d ago

Is the other guy trying to force choke us through the camera?

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u/wrathbringer1984 2d ago

Hahahahaha!!!

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u/StaysAwakeAllWeek 2d ago

Hey at least he's not antivax I guess

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u/holymotheroftod 2d ago

Im sure he is, but he's committed to the bigger grift now.

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u/StaysAwakeAllWeek 2d ago

I think it's the other way around - he's not that stupid to be antivax but he knows he has to pretend for his flock.

Donald Trump pulled the same trick

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u/dd99 2d ago

He probably is.

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u/Cookiewaffle95 2d ago

Kenneth Copeland? He’s antivax he has a cool sermon when he blew Covid away

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u/StaysAwakeAllWeek 2d ago

Yes, he played that same trick other conservative leader types often do.

In the clip the guy above posted he was literally praying for a vaccine for covid to come as fast as possible. He was pro-vax until it was clear his flock wasn't

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u/Cookiewaffle95 2d ago

It was questionable still hosting sermons during the height of Covid imo a lot more Christ-fearing elderly folk would still be here if it wasn’t for that like they got covid from church and died. His output was on a similar level to antivax folk.

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u/Derrick_Shon 2d ago

Super cringe

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u/npmartin01 1d ago

He seems to allow a lot of tornados 🌪️ across the land theses days.