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Originally Posted by New Era
You have to put and read comments in full context, even twitter comments. The karma he was referring to was the blocking of Sandy relief funds. That is the context. Context matters.
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"I don’t believe in instant Karma but
this kinda feels like it for Texas."
What do you think the
this means in that sentence? Is there some other event going on in Texas that he could be talking to?
No, he's literally saying that the hurricane was like instant karma because Texas voted Trump. He then goes on to say that others who voted for Trump deserve it too. Ur bias is showing.
It's no better than a preacher saying that a hurricane was divine intervention because of gay marriage. I have a feeling you wouldn't be trying to defend someone who said that. Divine intervention, karma, makes no difference to me. If ur saying that people deserve a natural disaster while people are currently dieing, famiies torn apart, thousand of lives ruined, ur not a good person. But because this reprehensible person happens to share ur ideology against Trump, ur willing to try and twist his own words to make them sound less cruel.
Here's the thing, the conservatives didn't jump on him because of his opinions on FEMA, he wasn't fired because he wasn't a Trump supporter. He was fired because what he said was gross.