“God hates America, and those calamities last Tuesday are none other than the wrath of God, smiting fag America”

—  Fred Phelps

2000s, God Hates America (2001)
Context: God hates America, and those calamities last Tuesday are none other than the wrath of God, smiting fag America... That wasn't any accident. That wasn't any coincidence. There's only America to blame for those tragedies.

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American pastor and activist 1929–2014

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