UK Pol: Gay Marriage Causes Storms

Raining Men

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 1:14PM EDT / Published Jan. 19, 2014 12:18PM EST

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It's raining men, but not in a good way according to UK politician David Silvester. In a letter to a British publication, he said that the country had been “beset by storms” because the government went “arrogantly against the Gospel” to legalize gay marriage. Silvester tried to convince David Cameron not to allow same-sex marriages and believes the prime minister is being punished because “no man or men, however powerful, can mess with Almighty God with impunity and get away with it.” In related news, Americans suddenly feel less embarrassed about Congress.

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UK Pol: Gay Marriage Causes Storms

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