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Samuel L. Jackson Wants to Know Why God 'Spared' GOP From Tropical Storm Isaac
August 27, 2012
"Unfair S**t: GOP spared by Issac ! NOLA prolly F**ked Again! Not understanding God’s plan!"
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Displaying the type of tolerance and kindness many on the left are known for, actor Samuel L. Jackson used Twitter as a vehicle to voice his disappointment that God had chosen to "spare" the GOP at the Republican National Convention, but not the city of New Orleans.
On Monday, the actor tweeted: "Unfair Sh*t: GOP spared by Issac ! NOLA prolly F**ked Again! Not understanding God’s plan!"
Unfair Shit: GOP spared by Issac ! NOLA prolly Fucked Again! Not understanding God's plan!— Samuel L. Jackson (@SamuelLJackson) August 27, 2012
Ironically, while he was wishing harm on a group of people he disagrees with, Republicans, Jackson was unable to even spell the name of the storm correctly. It's tropical storm "Isaac," Mr. Jackson.
Then there was this tweet, where Jackson seemed genuinely surprised that Republicans would take offense to his statements, in which he wishes God wouldn't "spare" them from a tropical storm:
Whoooo! A lotta shit stirred into a Bullshit tweet! Politics & Religion get MUHFREPUBLICANS heated!— Samuel L. Jackson (@SamuelLJackson) August 27, 2012
After the backlash, Jackson eventually issued an apology for poking a "Hornets nest." Once again, proper grammar and punctuation eluded Mr. Jackson (should have read "Hornet's nest").
Daayum! Poked a Hornets nest, hunh? Apologies to God, Tampa, da GOP& Isaac(sp)! Who played the Race card?!— Samuel L. Jackson (@SamuelLJackson) August 27, 2012
Still, the actor found plenty of support from the left. Here are some of his most vile supporters:
@samuelljackson Neva question what HE has in store for those gop bastards!His will be done!— Carol(@Belizeanborn) August 27, 2012
@samuelljackson great feel good that there is another person who thinks what I think every day ..— romina collao portil (@romig_24) August 27, 2012
@samuelljackson He be like that, they say. Mysterious ways and shit. 'sok. Bastids'll get theirs some other way.— AbuKedem (@AbuKedem) August 27, 2012
@samuelljackson amen! I thought maybe it was a message...— Jaime Young (@psc911diva) August 27, 2012
@samuelljackson bwahahahhaha! Now that's funny.—Jane Brady (@Madam_C) August 27, 2012
Hysterical, indeed.
But he also suffered the wrath of conservatives and others who found his tweet inappropriate. Many were upset to hear Jackson's harsh proclamation -- and they let him know it.
@samuelljackson I'm sure the citizens of Tampa bay thank you for that comment. Maybe think before you tweet :)— Charles Cantrell (@ctrc88) August 27, 2012
I'm saddened that@samuelljackson is wishing me harm. Politics doesn't have to be personal.— Armstrong Williams (@Arightside) August 27, 2012
@samuelljackson Why am I not surprised that you do not understand God's plan? What you were apparently hoping for is beyond sick. Seek help.— lynnD(@lynndecloedt) August 27, 2012
@samuelljackson So if god's plan were to kill GOP members in Tampa, you are fine with that? Just checking. You sound like a dumb fuck.— Jason Allen Hathaway (@jasonhathaway) August 27, 2012
@samuelljackson i'm very disappointed that u are saying stuff like that. i thought u were better than that sam. smh— Mark (@mark85nh) August 27, 2012
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