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Now she has to apologize...


New York Liberty guard Cappie Pondexter apologized for Twitter postings over the weekend about the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Pondexter tweeted on Saturday: “What if God was tired of the way they treated their own people in there own country! Idk guys he makes no mistakes.”

She later tweeted: “u just never knw! They did pearl harbor so u can’t expect anything less.”

Pondexter posted an apology Monday:

“I wanna apologize to anyone I may hurt or offended during this tragic time,” the tweet said. “I didn’t realize that my words could be interpreted in the manner which they were. People that knw me would tell u 1st hand I’m a very spiritual person and believe that everything, even disasters happen 4 a reason and that God will shouldn’t be questioned but this is a very sensitive subject at a very tragic time and I shouldn’t even have given a reason for the choice of words I used.


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What's amazing is that anyone even follows anything having to do with the WNBA. They have like negative 137 fans.

dbackjon wrote:Now she has to apologize...


New York Liberty guard Cappie Pondexter apologized for Twitter postings over the weekend about the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Pondexter tweeted on Saturday: “What if God was tired of the way they treated their own people in there own country! Idk guys he makes no mistakes.”

She later tweeted: “u just never knw! They did pearl harbor so u can’t expect anything less.”

Pondexter posted an apology Monday:

“I wanna apologize to anyone I may hurt or offended during this tragic time,” the tweet said. “I didn’t realize that my words could be interpreted in the manner which they were. People that knw me would tell u 1st hand I’m a very spiritual person and believe that everything, even disasters happen 4 a reason and that God will shouldn’t be questioned but this is a very sensitive subject at a very tragic time and I shouldn’t even have given a reason for the choice of words I used.


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I'm not sure I understand her apology.

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delete

JoltinJoe wrote:

dbackjon wrote:Now she has to apologize...


New York Liberty guard Cappie Pondexter apologized for Twitter postings over the weekend about the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Pondexter tweeted on Saturday: “What if God was tired of the way they treated their own people in there own country! Idk guys he makes no mistakes.”

She later tweeted: “u just never knw! They did pearl harbor so u can’t expect anything less.”

Pondexter posted an apology Monday:

“I wanna apologize to anyone I may hurt or offended during this tragic time,” the tweet said. “I didn’t realize that my words could be interpreted in the manner which they were. People that knw me would tell u 1st hand I’m a very spiritual person and believe that everything, even disasters happen 4 a reason and that God will shouldn’t be questioned but this is a very sensitive subject at a very tragic time and I shouldn’t even have given a reason for the choice of words I used.


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I'm not sure I understand her apology.

Right...
Even more evidence that she's about 3 sandwiches short of a full basket
Dumb is dumb - she might be spiritual - but she's also dumb as cold blue rocks

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Looks like he met SH in person to prepare for that.

D1B wrote:What's amazing is that anyone even follows anything having to do with the WNBA. They have like negative 137 fans.

While God DOES sometimes punish nations (and individuals) for sin, it's not for us to make that judgment call. Just look at Christ's reaction to the question put to him about why a man was born blind. Sometimes bad things "just happen." This tweet was in VERY poor taste....

SuperHornet wrote:While God DOES sometimes punish nations (and individuals) for sin, it's not for us to make that judgment call. Just look at Christ's reaction to the question put to him about why a man was born blind. Sometimes bad things "just happen." This tweet was in VERY poor taste....

How could YOU possibly know what God does or does not do..?
I'm curious - do tell

SuperHornet wrote:While God DOES sometimes punish nations (and individuals) for sin, it's not for us to make that judgment call. Just look at Christ's reaction to the question put to him about why a man was born blind. Sometimes bad things "just happen." This tweet was in VERY poor taste....

Just. Shut. Up.

I had her pegged as a Flame, but evidently she went to Rutgers.

kalm wrote:I had her pegged as a Flame, but evidently she went to Rutgers.

I posted that she went to Liberty a few posts up.... then deleted it once I realized she didn't. I had searched her name and noticed a lot of "Liberty" results. It turns out there is a WNBA team called the Libery. Who knew?

SuperHornet wrote:While God DOES sometimes punish nations (and individuals) for sin, it's not for us to make that judgment call. Just look at Christ's reaction to the question put to him about why a man was born blind. Sometimes bad things "just happen." This tweet was in VERY poor taste....

I'm laughing because I don't know what else to do... did you eat paint chips? Isn't this the same kind of motto that the Westboro church follows? God punishes ______ because they ______.

SuperHornet wrote:While God DOES sometimes punish nations (and individuals) for sin, it's not for us to make that judgment call. Just look at Christ's reaction to the question put to him about why a man was born blind. Sometimes bad things "just happen." This tweet was in VERY poor taste....

you really stepped in something this time...

Maybe the tsunami was punishment by Poseidon due to their over fishing?

Jumping on ONE portion out of context without reading the rest.

Typical CS....

SuperHornet wrote:Jumping on ONE portion out of context without reading the rest.

Typical CS....

read whole thing.

still stupid.

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Jumping on ONE portion out of context without reading the rest.

Typical CS....

read whole thing.

still stupid.

+1 Yup... still STUPID

BTW, the Liberty have played in New York from the beginning of the WNBA. They are the Minnesota Vikings/Buffalo Bills of the WNBA, losing 5 of the first 7 championships and winning none. Their most famous player was UCONN star Rebecca Lobo.

SuperHornet wrote:BTW, the Liberty have played in New York from the beginning of the WNBA. They are the Minnesota Vikings/Buffalo Bills of the WNBA, losing 5 of the first 7 championships and winning none. Their most famous player was UCONN star Rebecca Lobo.

who famously blamed 9-11 on Americas tolerance of Jews and homosexuals...

SuperHornet wrote:While God DOES sometimes punish nations (and individuals) for sin, it's not for us to make that judgment call. Just look at Christ's reaction to the question put to him about why a man was born blind. Sometimes bad things "just happen." This tweet was in VERY poor taste....

Why does he only punish sometimes? Is he like a circuit judge that travels around to different planets smiting the locals when they need it? We need to know is when he is in this part of the galaxy.

houndawg wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:While God DOES sometimes punish nations (and individuals) for sin, it's not for us to make that judgment call. Just look at Christ's reaction to the question put to him about why a man was born blind. Sometimes bad things "just happen." This tweet was in VERY poor taste....

Why does he only punish sometimes? Is he like a circuit judge that travels around to different planets smiting the locals when they need it? We need to know is when he is in this part of the galaxy.

God keeps busy leaping from life to life, striving to put right what once went wrong, and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home…

What a dumb kunt..........



Don Imus was right.