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Ann Coulter suggests Hurricane Harvey is God’s punishment to homosexuals, naturally

Sinister blond sliver Ann Coulter is suggesting Hurricane Harvey could be “God’s punishment” for Houston having a lesbian mayor.

The hurricane has already displaced thousands of people from their homes and is responsible for 14 reported deaths.

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Coulter tweeted that it’s far “more credible” to believe homosexuality is to blame for the hurricane than climate change.

“I don’t believe Hurricane Harvey is God’s punishment for Houston electing a lesbian mayor,” she writes. “But that is more credible than ‘climate change’.”

Coulter, a semi-sentient broomstick, is referring to Former Mayor of Houston Annise Parker, who served until 2016.

Her offhand remark garnered plenty of hate mail, as was the intention:

“You look back in history & think how can they’ve been so stupid to believe in witches & a flat earth etc,” writes author John O’Farrell. “And then you read tweets like this.”

“Sometimes I wonder what it must be like to be this brazenly, brutally, irredeemably stupid,” writes another Twitter user. “Is it fun? Does it make everything easy?”

The comment jibes with Coulter’s trollish tendencies. In 2013, she suggested gay sex should be actively treated as a serious pubic health issue:

 “I think you’re going to have to do something about the gay bathhouses, because AIDS is very expensive, and if I’m paying for it, how about discouraging that behavior?”

“It’s mostly, in this country, it is a homosexual behavior. If your argument is Smoking: we all have to pay, then why not, Sodomy: we all have to pay?”

Previously, she suggested people would rather potential get Ebola than be labeled a homophobe:

“This week’s hate just happens to be on the Christians.

It’s Christianity that the left hates most of all, because that is the foundation of our country and all of our freedoms come from that – freedom of association, freedom of speech. This is a direct attack on the Christians and I wouldn’t [put] so much stress on what’s happening in other countries.

The rest of the world is a cesspool of violence and atrocities. This is the most consequential nation on Earth and the fact that these Christians would rather get praise from the New York Times by … changing bedpans of Ebola patients in Nigeria, rather than stand up fight against abortion, fight against these bullies.

I don’t think it’s gay bullies, I think it’s secular progressives or liberals. The media, they’re the ones who are trying to tear down this country by going directly at the heart of America which is Christianity.”

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