blogic: Map Shows God Sent Hurricanes to Punish Republicans

Published on September 23, 2004 By blogic In Politics

Elsewhere in the news, George Bush claimed it was actually a terrorist scheme.

UPDATED 12:59 PM, 9/24/04
People took this post more seriously than I had expected. You realize this is a joke, right? Do you really think that God sends storms based on how people vote?

Anyway, Snopes discredits the idea that Democratic areas were left untouched by the hurricanes.

A more general observation about the whole country: While more people voted Democratic than Republican in the last election, that Republican minority is spread over a larger area. Even without divine intervention, we'd expect more storms to hit Republican regions.

Comments

Spc Nobody Special

on Sep 23, 2004

Cute, but not much of a coincidence, since most of the land is taken up by republican counties.

on Sep 23, 2004

Funny. One of lines barely touched 2 of Gore sections. I guess God finds harricanes hard to control.

Nevertheless, that's some fine control.

eieio

on Sep 23, 2004

I didn't realize the republican counties outnumbered the democratic counties by so many. It kinda surprises me that the vote was even close in Florida. Maybe the democratic counties are more heavily populated?

on Sep 23, 2004

Yeah. But same time, 50.0001% majority is enough to mark it pink. I'm willing to bet that most of those is very close to 50% split.

Phoenixboi

on Sep 23, 2004

here is an interesting link for you ....

Link

Interesting Bloigic

oligarchy314

on Sep 23, 2004

The blue counties are more populated than the pink counties. Hillsborough County is where I live and its an exception (Tampa is in Hillsborough County).

By the way, there is in error in the map. The center of Frances passed through Hillsborough and Pasco Counties.

Grim Xiozan

on Sep 23, 2004

So God loves heathens?

- GX
"I have no answers to your questions, but I can question your demands." - Motto Inspired by Laibach's WAT

blogic

on Sep 24, 2004

People took this post more seriously than I had expected. You realize this is a joke, right? Do you really think that God sends storms based on how people vote?

Anyway, Snopes discredits the idea that Democratic areas were left untouched by the hurricanes.

A more general observation about the whole country: While more people voted Democratic than Republican in the last election, that Republican minority is spread over a larger area. Even without divine intervention, we'd expect more storms to hit Republican regions.

Muggaz

on Sep 24, 2004

So God loves heathens?

Touche!

Do the republicans fear the heathens? hell no!!!

BAM!!!

jesusstayscrunchy

on Sep 24, 2004

funny stuff

Grim Xiozan

on Sep 24, 2004

Damn those Republicans must have been praying harder than those Democrats!

funny stuff

I agree 110 percent.

- GX
"I have no answers to your questions, but I can question your demands." - Motto Inspired by Laibach's WAT

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