Trump is a massive threat, therefore you're a threat.
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Trump is a massive threat, therefore you're a threat.
SteakNEggs
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Lol what threat specifically? Who is the one that is afraid to debate here @fishonjazz ? As a Trump supporter I seriously want to know what is so threatening. We both know you're just being extremely melodramatic and that's why you can't even point out what threats I bring. Even if it's an opinion, I am genuinely curious what you think is going to happen. But you don't even know.
Things like the Supreme Court saying that paying off others debts is illegal and Biden doing it anyway. That is being a Dictator by definition. Taking candidates off of ballots for literally no reason as well. Isn't Democracy putting the vote in the voters hands not having the government ILLEGALLY and Unconstitutional taking the leading candidate off of ballots. Why are you incapable of providing an ounce of evidence? Hell, look at fish right now literally lying about what the Supreme Court ruled lol. Extremely stupid but we know he can't even explain himself like I am doing. Now look at Fani Willis literally taking money and buying lavish gifts for her boyfriend. Look at Jack Smith who we now know planted evidence from outside in Mar A Lago. Look at the Russia Hoax you all created out of thin air. "Oh that was real" lol yeah if that was real then why are Democrats not pursuing charges? That's faaaar more treasonous than paying a stripper where even Chris Cuomo admits it's a farce and that there's a reason he didn't press charges. What about the FBI literally admitting they will do anything to "Stop Trump"? What about Bidens FBI, DoJ, by BIdens own discretion signing a paper that said Hunters laptop was fake when we knew it was real the entire time?
Those are all direct threats to me. I'm not a melodramatic child though so unlike @fishonjazz I use words instead of just call people cultist every single day of his life then complain when someone calls him out for having far worse crimes than Trump. Faaaar worse. I mean, if someone is not smart enough to know a guy smoking a cig in a body bag was a music video this guy shows how he has absolutely no critical thinking skills. That takes a dumb human to fall for that. I mean, to not even question something so amazingly stupid is a threat to me. That shows how easy people are to manipulate.
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I'm not going to disagree with everything you say regarding legitimate issues, nor am I a Biden apologist, or even a Democrat for that matter. But anyone who supports Trump is as clueless as it gets.
SteakNEggs
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So just to be clear... You don't even know what threat Trump and his supporters bring? You just say things that have been told to you and you don't have the fortitude to question those things? It's a very simple question. If I'm a threat like you said, what exactly am I going to do? Because me as a Trump supporter can flat out tell you I am not going to do anything. I can tell you that 99% of us will do nothing. We just want to afford groceries, pay less taxes, stop supporting needless wars(Trump got us out of Afghanistan) and keep us out of wars, have affordable housing, have a president who supports the 2nd amendment, have a guy who protects our borders like most other countries do, can speak clearly most of the time. We are far from the cult the RSO hatefully calls us. Trump can be a raging blowhard at times but personally I've noticed he has started speaking more of unity and being less loud lately.
I like Trump, I thought he did a great job outside of healthcare and I think he failed with COVID though most people did. I remember being here nearly every day speaking of his accomplishments when he was president. I'm not fabricating that either, I could point out something I liked every single day from him. Now look at the Biden thread... All it is is @fishonjazz calling others cultist all while he obsesses about Trump more than any poster here, or literally any person I've ever met. He needs to look in the mirror sometime and see what a cultist really is.... but that's not my point. You go into the Biden thread and nobody ever says anything good that he's done. Ever.... People literally don't care about their own wellbeing because they been programmed to hate Trump. For example, saying he and his voters are a threat and not being able to point out exactly what he threatens.... I have no problem showing how fishes and co hateful anti-Christian rhetoric is threatening. It's vile actually. That is a legit threat... Openly hating on religion and not even being afraid of consequences knowing that their hate is imbedded in their party. The hate dating back to it's creation by white supremacy and ardent racism.
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View: https://x.com/HawleyMO/status/1810830339473858791
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Why Josh Hawley’s ahistorical ‘Christian nation’ nonsense matters
Sen. Josh Hawley not only falsely claimed that the U.S. is a "Christian nation," he went on to endorse a right-wing concept called “Christian nationalism.”
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Why Josh Hawley’s ahistorical ‘Christian nation’ nonsense matters
Sen. Josh Hawley not only falsely claimed that the U.S. is a "Christian nation," he went on to endorse a right-wing concept called “Christian nationalism.”
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Why Josh Hawley’s ahistorical ‘Christian nation’ nonsense matters
Sen. Josh Hawley not only falsely claimed that the U.S. is a "Christian nation," he went on to endorse a right-wing concept called “Christian nationalism.”
In a way, I kinda hope republicans get their way. It’ll be funny as hell to watch the religious right eat each other as they fight each other on which Christian sect America should be led by. Mormons in Utah might Love the idea of Christianity being brought into the public forum because they think it’ll be their version of Christianity. Yet, something tells me that they’d suddenly have a change of heart if kids were mandated to read the catholic bible, give catholic prayers, and hear how Mormons aren’t really Christian. Something tells me that the “geniuses” in Alabama suddenly might not like being a “Christian nation” if suddenly at school kids were forced to learn about the Book of Mormon, sing “Praise to the Man”, and read lectures by Dallin Oaks.
Be careful what you wish for…
Again, wish more people actually learned about history. Historically, in this country, the evangelicals and Catholics haven’t been allies. It’s only since segregation and the ERA (what a coincidence) that this alliance of political convenience has flourished. Itll be funny now that the right is winning all of these court cases to see the alliance fall apart and turn on each other due to their overwhelming success. Perhaps it’ll restore some balance again to see these religions at each other’s necks again. One of the drivers behind separation of church and state was the Christian fear that Catholics would force catholic prayer on kids in public school.
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To his most zealous Christian supporters, Donald Trump’s campaign is a crusade against “evil” liberal forces that must be vanquished by any means necessary to save the republic.
Democrats aren’t opponents, but enemies to be “smited.” Vice President Harris is depicted as Jezebel, the epitome of womanly wickedness who meets a grisly end. Teachers, librarians, drag queens — all perceived as introducing dangerous ideas to children — are condemned to drowning with millstones around their necks, a la Matthew 18:6.
Spiritual warfare is a central theme of Christian nationalist movements that are reshaping the GOP by preaching that the country’s theological identity is under attack and in urgent need of a revolution to put the faithful in charge. Their rhetoric has been galvanizing crowds at conservative gatherings all year, and is likely to be woven into messaging at the Republican National Convention, which starts Monday.
The movements’ biblical references, extremism monitors warn, soften violent and racist messaging, and offer plausible deniability should believers turn into vigilantes, as hundreds did during the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
“You are either on the side of God or the side of the Devil,” said Miranda Zapor Cruz, a theologian at Indiana Wesleyan University, summing up the rhetoric. “If you are on the side of the Devil, then just about anything can be justified to cast you out, to eradicate your influence. And, for some people, that ‘just about anything’ would include physical violence.”
………Longtime Trump confidant Roger Stone told a podcast that a “demonic portal” had opened above the Biden White House. Another MAGA stalwart, former national security adviser Michael Flynn, says the nation is in the throes of a spiritual war and has called former House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) a demon.
Despite never being particularly religious, Trump in recent years has played to the hard-right Christian view of him as a beleaguered defender of the faith, including comparing his legal troubles to the trials of Jesus. He declared the Nov. 5 election “Christian Visibility Day” and promised a faith advisory group that he would “create a new federal task force on fighting anti-Christian bias.”
“No one will be touching the cross of Christ under the Trump administration,” Trump pledged in February, drawing loud cheers from a crowd of hundreds at a Christian media convention in Nashville. “I swear to you.”
In sermons and on podcasts, hard-right Christians reason that Trump’s utility in pushing a more conservative national agenda on issues such as abortion outweighs hesitation over his history of lying, his 34 felony convictions, or the accusations against him involving sexual assault and other crimes. They depict flaws as chances for redemption and stay laser-focused on the broader mission: Beating back the diabolical forces they call “Demon-crats.”
“If everything is cosmic combat, you never compromise,” said Matthew Taylor, who researches Christian nationalism at the Baltimore-based Institute for Islamic, Christian and Jewish Studies. “Who wants to compromise with demons?”
SteakNEggs
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It's crazy how Red is here spewing nothing but sheer hatred while literally proving the point that Christians have him to fear. He's exactly the hateful anti-christian bigot people are afraid of. He comes in here and spews literal hate speech and gets applauded for his blatant hatred. It's truly scary windering how far he will go with his hatred. He openly spewing hate speech... What's next?
Could you imagine Republicans attacking and spewing hate speech by definition to Islam like Fish and Red do Christianity? Could you imagine the uproar? And if I get banned, cool but I have defined hate speech and it's EXACTLY what fish and Red are doing... Word for word.
Hate speech is any form of expression through which speakers intend to vilify, humiliate, or incite hatred against a group or a class of persons on the basis of religion....
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Could you imagine Republicans attacking and spewing hate speech by definition to Islam like Fish and Red do Christianity? Could you imagine the uproar? And if I get banned, cool but I have defined hate speech and it's EXACTLY what fish and Red are doing... Word for word.
Hate speech is any form of expression through which speakers intend to vilify, humiliate, or incite hatred against a group or a class of persons on the basis of religion....
Hate Speech and Hate Crime
Hate speech is any form of expression through which speakers intend to vilify, humiliate, or incite hatred against a group or a class of persons on the basis of race, religion, skin color, sexual identity, gender identity, ethnicity, disability, or national origin. Hate crimes are overt acts...