I. Don't. Care. If. You're. Christian.

[demmiblue]

Link to tweet

Ramen!

[Deuxcents]

1. I agree with her

[Rebl2]

8. Same!

[wnylib]

52. So do I and I am a member of a Christian church.

I am also pro choice, as is my denomination and others that I know. I also firmly believe that no one has the right to impose their religious beliefs on others by making their beliefs the law of the land.

I am not Catholic. I am not an Evangelical. They have no right to make their beliefs into law.

[Demsrule86]

98. Oh yeah...she is just great for sure...

Here is a few other remarks she made recently...She is awful...and as usual attacks Democrats... I do not now or ever agree with anything this person who only helps Republicans says or does...word vomit. Fuck her.

'The Young Turks host Ana Kasparian laid into Democrats and former President Barack Obama on a recent episode of the program. During a segment on women's rights and Democrat donor money, she voiced her frustration with Democrats and said the party capitulates on many different issues.'

Link to tweet

[Laffy Kat]

2. I love her!

Preach it!

[IA8IT]

3. I. Don't. Care. If. You're. Christian. You're. Not. God. Piss. Off.

Get your religion out of my life.

[DinahMoeHum]

31. My Body, My Choice. I. AM. THE. LAW.

n/t

[OldBaldy1701E]

4. I am kind of hoping that we can use the concept of the First Amendment

To actually stop this. She is correct in that their proclaimed reason is based in religion, and therefore no state law banning abortion can be constitutional because of the First Amendment. I think they need to pursue this line of reasoning with gusto. But, I am certainly not a lawyer, nor would I ever want to immerse myself in the cesspool that is American justice.

[Maraya1969]

12. If there was a way to connect Christianity with "life at conception" which is what they all rally

around then we could have a definite constitutional argument. But I don't think the conception thing is even in their bible as their bible says life begins when, "God breathed the breath of life into him"

I suppose if it is just one of their beliefs that they have written down then certainly they should not be able to make laws using it. We should have no law based on someone's religion.

[multigraincracker]

27. True that.

They pick and choose then forget what Jesus says and always go back to Paul or OT. They do not like to have it pointed out.

[KS Toronado]

30. It's my understanding that "God breathed the breath of life into him"

or something similar referring to birth is in the bible 5 or 6 times, but evilgelicals ignore those parts.
So does the "Right to Life" group who pushed for the current mess we're in.

[ShazzieB]

60. "All" Christians do NOT believe "life begins at conception."

By which I mean "all" Christians do not support the notion that an actual "human being" with all the same rights as you and l exists from the moment an ovum is fertilized by a sperm,

That is the teaching of the Catholic Church and SOME Protestant groups. NOT all Christians. (And you're right about that not being in the Bible.)

Unfortunately, the Christians who do think that way tend to be the noisiest and draw the most attention to themselves. THEY are not "all" Christians, but people get that impression because the more progressive Christians are all busy minding their own business instead of *gag* heckling abortion clinic patients or screaming about some so-called (nonexistent) "right to life."

[Mariana]

65. Unfortunately, the Christians who do think that way

tend to be the noisiest and draw the most attention to themselves.

The majority of Christian voters in the US cast their ballots for Trump in 2016, and they should not be deprived of their fair share of the credit for this ruling.

[BumRushDaShow]

104. "The majority of Christian voters in the US cast their ballots for Trump in 2016"

Um no.

Given that 65% of Americans (per a 2021 Pew Study) self-identified as "Christian", that means the majority religion in the U.S. is "Christian".



So regardless of which party they voted for, the "majority" of the voters for either candidate would have been "Christian" just due to sheer numbers among the electorate.

[Mariana]

106. None of that says how the Christians VOTED. This does:

As you can see, Trump got 58% of the Protestants' votes, 52% of the Catholics, and 61% of the Mormons. That is the majority of Christians. Therefore, the majority of Christian voters cast their ballots for Trump.



https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/11/09/how-the-faithful-voted-a-preliminary-2016-analysis/

[BumRushDaShow]

108. That chart's percentages are totaling over 100%

when adding "Protestant" plus "Catholic".

E.g., "58% "Protestant" and then 52% "Catholic" for 45.

Last I heard, "Catholics" are "Christians". So it's being reported/interpreted completely out of context.

This is what they list as "the electorate" -



And then they admit to this -

There is one caveat, however; while exit polling from previous elections shows similarities, direct comparisons between 2016 and previous years are not possible because the wording of the question about religious attendance changed in 2016.

You also have this -

Exit polls also follow another pattern from recent elections: Most weekly churchgoers backed Trump over Clinton, 56% to 40%. Those who said they attend religious services more sporadically (i.e., somewhere between a few times a month and a few times a year) were closely divided. And, those who said they don’t attend religious services at all backed Clinton over Trump by a 31-point margin (62% to 31%).

Which means you have Christians who are not "regular church goers" who DIDN'T vote for 45 but that didn't get reflected in that chart (and I expect a large number of Christians are not "regular church goers" but support their churches regardless and sure as hell didn't vote for 45).



So no, it's not saying "how the Christians voted". It is telling you who the exit poll responders self-identified as and how they voted, and given that Clinton had 3 million more popular votes, the small percentages of "unaffiliated" and "other" that they indicated in the electorate (about 26% total), wouldn't have been enough to make up for the popular vote differential without a significant "Christian" component.

[oldsoftie]

110. It says "other Christian"; so that means "not catholic'.

What's odd to me is how so many "evangelicals" voted for trump in '20 when he had shown, for 4 years, to probably be the LEAST Christian president in the history of this country.

[BumRushDaShow]

113. Yes

but that one chart shows a % of "Protestant/other Christian" on one row and then shows a % "Catholic" row, where really, "Catholics" are "other Christian". So you don't know what the "total Christian" % (all sects) was unless "Catholic" is actually being rolled into that top row as the "other Christian" designation, and should have been indented as a breakdown group.

And in the case of the Evangelicals, they are usually the "do as I say, not what I do" crowd. So after decades of getting "lip service" from Nixon ( "Religious Right" ), Raygun ( "Moral Majority" ) and Poppy/Shrub ( "Christian Coalition" ), they finally found someone disinterested enough to let their genie out of the bottle in order to scrape up votes, and hope to keep them for 2020.

There's a good article about this here - https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/billy-graham-evangelicals-and-american-presidency/

[oldsoftie]

115. I've met a few of those in my life. And of course politicians too

[BumRushDaShow]

117. Same here.

I grew up in a neighborhood that had everything under the sun living there including Whosoever Gospel and Jehovah's Witnesses and even Hare Krishnas (and yes they would chant around the neighborhood until people complained), and used to live in an apartment building where a couple politicians lived, so...

[paleotn]

62. Doesn't have to be in the book specifically.....

The whole rapture thing isn't in the book at all, yet evangelicals are all about it. In my mind, it's the curse of monotheism. There's one god, they've got the inside track and their god commands them to make the world Christian. Period. EOM. Thus, they have little qualms legislating, adjudicating or if that fails, dictating their religious views by force if necessary. Constitutional separation be damned. Been that way since Paul took a minor Jewish sect and ran with it. Been that way since Mohammad went all L. Ron Hubbard in Mecca and spread Islam by the word AND the sword.

In short, constitutional arguments are irrelevant to them.

[secondwind]

5. Wow! She said a mouthful. Love it! 🥰

[lindysalsagal]

6. She's right! No establishment of religion. 1st amendment.

The foolish fairy tale believers think they can legislate belief. They're finding out now how foolish that is, too.

[LuvJoesPartner]

7. That's what I'm talking about

Who are these bible thumpers and why do they want to impose their lifestyle on the rest of the country!!
Fuck off please😡

[vlyons]

9. My sentiments exactly

[ProfessorGAC]

10. Reminds Me Of Something

Here in Illinois, there's a candidate for the repuke primary named Sullivan.
Abortion is a major topic of the ad, as his doe eyed wife sits there admiringly. (She says NOTHING the whole ad.)
Anyway, near the end he says something to the effect of "I'll never be ashamed of my faith."
When i see it, i think "I don't want you to be ashamed about it Jesse, i want you to shut up about it!"

[3catwoman3]

17. Those ads are annoying as hell.

She looks at him like Nancy looked at Ronnie, and he even looks "to the heavens" at some point in the ad.

[Wounded Bear]

38. You mean like how Pence looked at trump?

[ShazzieB]

48. I think I've seen those ads.

Does he also brag about how "pro life" he is? I'm pretty sure I've seen that spot. More than once. *gag*

[ProfessorGAC]

55. Over & Over

Claims Pritzker wants to turn illinois into an abortion oasis, despite JB saying nothing even close.
Also, uses the words "woke" or "radical left" 3 or 4 times each.
He's a one issue candidate and those haven't done well in this state in the past. Besides Bailey has all the money. (Irvin is toast because i don't see the pukes south of Springfield voting for a black candidate.)
Grandstander Bailey is the likely nominee, but he's now running on his TFG fealty. Not likely to play well north of I-80. You know, where all the people are.

[ShazzieB]

61. That's the guy whose ads I saw all right.

He's a real peach.

[lees1975]

81. Sullivan is a dominion theology advocate, a "Kingdom Now" follower

who believes that America's destiny lies in returning to what he claims are its roots as a Christian nation given to white Europeans to take back a "domain" that satan took away.

I suggest Democrats and independents read up on dominion theology which is the driving force behind their alliance with the GOP.

And then vote against any Republican running for office, down to the dogcatcher.

[murielm99]

101. I despise those ads.

The wife is nauseating.

[Dysfunctional]

11. These people are not Christians.

If you call a tail a leg, how many legs does a dog have? 4, calling a tail a leg does not make it one. Calling yourself a Christian does not make you one.

[TxGuitar]

14. No true Scotsman

[Mariana]

67. And profoundly bigoted.

The poster means that only non-Christians would ever behave that way, because Christians are better than non-Christians.

[Mariana]

66. If they aren't Christians, what are they, exactly?

They must be something else. Are they atheists? Are they secretly followers of some other religion? Please do enlighten us.

[lees1975]

83. They are pseudo-Christian dominionists and reconstructionists

Google dominion theology, or, better yet, read this article from the [link:https://www.texasobserver.org/dominion-theology/| Texas Observer or this one from [link:https://signalpress.blogspot.com/2022/06/how-doctrine-and-theology-of-american.html| Signal Press.

[Mariana]

94. Both of those stories say they are Christians. nt.

[IronLionZion]

13. The constitution explicitly forbids a state religion

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

So religion should not be used to write laws or judge court cases.

[Rural_Progressive]

39. They cherry pick what's in the Constitution

the same way they cherry pick what's in their bible

[Pepsidog]

15. Right on! Who is she, I would like to see more?

[TheRickles]

18. Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks, with Cenk Uygur.

[Demsrule86]

41. Justice Democrats...can't stand her or Cent. And I find this entire post insulting to those of us

who are Democratic Christians...trashing.

[ShazzieB]

54. It is insulting.

I'm so sick of people who assume "christianity" is just a great big monolith, and that ALL Christians believe ALL the exact same things and want to use their own beliefs to control everyone else's lives. Nothing could be farther from the truth.

And it's not just a matter of Catholic vs. Protestant. The latter is a huge tent that takes In groups with a very wide range of beliefs and practices, from the "evilgelicals" t.hat want to outlaw abortions for everyone just because THEY think it's wrong to very progressive denominations like the Episcopal Church and the United Church of Christ who support a woman's right to choose and everyone's right to love and marry who they want.

Unfortunately, when people decide to hate all forms of religion or just Christianity in particular, they don't usually bother to inform themselves about ALL the people and groups they've decided to hate. If they did, I think some of them might get a few surprises.

[Demsrule86]

95. Excellent post and I agree completely. Some feel entitled to bash all Christians which is a form

of bigotry and insulting.

[Polybius]

69. Beautiful though

Justice Democrats like her and Krystal Ball just happen to be my type on the outside. Not so much on the inside, however.

[Demsrule86]

96. Their insides are rotten for sure.

[oldsoftie]

111. There are many MILLIONS of Christians who DIDNT vote for trump

And also support a womans right to choose.

[Pepsidog]

63. I listened to Young Turks years ago. Thanks

[LuckyCharms]

20. Ana Kasparian

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ana_Kasparian

[Wednesdays]

21. Ana Kasparian, one of the hosts of The Young Turks. nt

[Tommymac]

26. Ana Kasparian. She is an anchor on The Young Turks (TYT) Podcast/Stream.

https://tyt.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Young_Turks
The Young Turks (TYT) is an American progressive[7][8] and left-wing[9][10] news commentary show on YouTube that additionally appears on selected television channels. TYT serves as the flagship program of the TYT Network, a multi-channel network of associated web series focusing on news and current events. TYT covers politics, lifestyle, pop culture, science, sport and other social topics.[11][12] The program was created by Cenk Uygur, Ben Mankiewicz, and Dave Koller. Currently co-hosted by Uygur and Ana Kasparian,[13] it is also often accompanied by various other in-studio contributors. The Young Turks began as a radio program that premiered on February 14, 2002, on Sirius Satellite Radio before launching a web series component in 2005 on YouTube; it was later carried on Air America.

Just sayin': In a May 5th 2022 online article from the New York Post website, she has said she is done with the entire Democratic Party, including The Squad because of the perceived inaction over Roe V. Wade when this story first broke last month. (I won't link The NY Post here, but you can find it easily on Google.) She also says this is only HER personal stance, not that of her employers TYT.

Also, TYT may not not be the apple of some moderate/conservative eyes, perhaps including Democrats. I'm neutral - they do break some real good news/opinion there at times. And IMHO they do go way overboard at times too. Of coarse YMMV.



#GOTV2022
#VOTEBLUE2022

[multigraincracker]

28. Type in TYT on YouTube.

I love Dr. Richie on that channel too.

[Demsrule86]

42. Hate Hate the Young Turks...who's mission is to destroy the Democratic Party and who had much

to do with Clinton's loss in the General in 16.

[imaginary girl]

47. +100!

[Just A Box Of Rain]

59. +1000

And this is puerile anti-religious populist bigotry at its worst.

A poisonous source feeding a poisonous message.

We are better than this.

[Lucky Luciano]

78. No way. Her remarks were spot on and absolutely righteous.

[Just A Box Of Rain]

82. Malarky.

[LiberalLovinLug]

90. +1000

[IronLionZion]

45. Here's her links to her Youtube channels

https://www.youtube.com/user/AnaKasparian/channels

[Lonestarblue]

16. Excellent rant! I agree 100%.

[dai13sy]

19. She Rocks

When Ana is on my TV or computer I am listening and today for sure. I tried debating her once. My Husband thought that was hysterical

[TreasonousBastard]

22. The Framers had first hand witness to religious wars and wanted...

nothing to do with them.

Why do we want them now?

[SergeStorms]

51. We don't.

They do. They want to be exactly like the Taliban. Kill the infidels, make women their property, and have mandatory prayer thrice daily (and all day Sunday).
After that they'll start their world conquest wars when much blood will be spilled, because their god seems to really get off on blood for some reason.

[2naSalit]

23. Great rant...

Not fan of hers but I agree with her on this entirely.

Just because I don't really like her doesn't mean she isn't absolutely correct.

[rainin]

24. It wasn't that long ago when you couldn't say this out loud.

We taught the kids to tell anyone who asked that we're in between churches and just haven't found a church home. And, people always asked. They wanted to vet us and know if we were good people by what church we attended.

My kids speak freely now. To my knowledge, they haven't suffered any consequences. I'm glad for that, at least.

[Lars39]

25. Been there, done that!

[CloudWatcher]

29. Seems 99.9% of politicians are people of "faith"

Even TFG pretended to believe.

The list of atheist politicians in the US is distressingly small.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_atheists_in_politics_and_law#United_States

And ... I hope this list omits some, but ...you get my point.

[SergeStorms]

53. About 18% of Americans say they're atheists.

That's one hell of a minority. Organize that 18% into a Political Action Committee and we'd have politicians kissing our asses for our votes.

It's time to organize.

[Justice matters.]

32. K&R and Rachel Maddow's opening June 24th

It's the republiQans only "perceived" path to power aside from rigging elections...

[erronis]

37. Excellent summation.

"been in the making for 40 years"

"the anti-abortion project has been the center of the project to take over the US judiciary."

[dchill]

33. And THAT is more truth than anything in the bible.

(Fuck the capital "b.&quot

[BigmanPigman]

34. What she said!!!!!

[sop]

35. Religionists claim the "founding fathers were all christians" and "America is a christian nation."

Republicans maintain only this entitled, aggressive, punitive form of assumed christianity need be consulted when making public policy, completely ignoring the First Amendment's "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." We've allowed them to control our lives using the cudgel of rightwing christianity for too long.

[TexasBushwhacker]

49. The founding fathers were diests for the most part

and would have been more likely to attend a Congregational or Unitarian church than a Catholic or Evangelical Christian one.

[Mariana]

68. Those religionists lie. nt.

[Mr. Evil]

36. You just cannot base reality on ancient ramblings from two millennia ago.

For some reason they believe that just because they use the bible to justify their being doesn't mean in any sense that that gives them carte blanche to micromanage my fucking life. By that standard I could easily say I get to micromanage their lives because I wrote some shit back in high school that I believe has relevance today. It actually may or may not. Because I or they don't have any right to micromanage any life beyond mine or their own.

I always found the reasoning behind christians or whatever other religious nonsense anyone espouses that makes them feel that they get to micromanage thousands or even millions of other people's lives, while they cannot even manage their own, to be simultaneously arrogant and monumentally selfish and ridiculous.

[Joinfortmill]

40. Exactly.

[Demsrule86]

43. I don't care what you believe and you are a Justice Democrat anyway...trashing.

[czarjak]

44. Don't say Evangelical when you don't know what it actually means. Jesus knaves.

[demmiblue]

50. CAPTIONED video for those with hearing impairments:

Link to tweet

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

102. Thank you for being so thoughtful.

[YoshidaYui]

56. YOU GO ANNA!!/

[JI7]

57. Fuck Her

She was one of those attacking throughout Hillary in 2016 .

[BlackSkimmer]

64. Guess she's made her bed...

[Cheezoholic]

72. You need to get over it

And Bernie lovers need to get over it. There is too much at stake now. Living in the past, holding onto anger, yelling it wouldn't have been this way if people would've only listened does nothing, 0, zip,to win this war. We need to win now more than ever. We need to cleanse our democracy of these fascists now. We can deal with the other shit later. If we don't do this now, there will never be "other shit" to deal with. It's this kind of bullshit that screwed this party up before and got Nixon elected.

[JI7]

73. I vote for the democratic nominee while she didn't

[Cheezoholic]

77. So her powerful message should be ignored?

I dont give shit if shes a repuke, the message in that clip can't be ignored. I don't care if she's a Nazi, the message in that clip can't be ignored. There is only one party, one ideology out there in our political spectrum that supports her message in that clip period. Your argument is playground shit, respectfully.

[JI7]

80. lol, what a joke . What powerful message ? She said nothing that I haven't said .

There is only one party ? well she didn't vote for the Democratic Nominee .

Lecture her .

Yeah, Fuck Christian Anti Choice scumbags. and Fuck Islamic anti choice assholes also as they also oppose abortion rights . And everyone else .

And fuck her for attacking the party that protects choice .

[Cheezoholic]

85. I DONT CARE!

That you expect political perfection, that you refuse to use everything at our disposal to defeat these fucks, I DONT CARE that your historical self righteousness forever damns anyone and everyone who disagrees with you , I DONT CARE that you are so angry and narrow-minded that grudges are more important than progress. lol

[JI7]

86. Supporting the democratic nominee is expecting perfection ?

[Cheezoholic]

87. Its old news man, look at this thread!

I could care less about her politics, her rant was powerful and on point. Satan himself coulda made that rant and Id be high fiving the fucker. You fail to realize where we are at. Cling to your anger and frustration all you want. You're doing nothing to defeat these fucks except helping them win

[JI7]

88. old news ? the current ruling is a result of that. plus she didn't support the democratic nominee in

2020 either .

[Cheezoholic]

89. Ok, I get it

Because a powerful message came out of the mouth of the enemy all of us that support that message should say fuck that message. because that message comes from a woman, a woman we may not agree with politically, but a woman, a real woman. Seriously how fucked up is it to not respect all women man! Did the thought not cross your mind that shes speaking as a woman? I dont give a fuck if shes a nazi, the rant was righteous.

[GoodRaisin]

84. Deal with it now?

What do you propose to do now?

We lost this war over 5 years ago when people who should have known better didn’t go vote for Hillary because she “just didn’t excite them.” Apparently, she is one of them? Well, they are excited now, because they’ve (we’ve) got 3 new christofascist extremists sitting in our nation’s highest court “for life” taking away our liberty. How do you fix “for life” now?

This may be in the past but it’s coming home now. It’s a lesson we can’t afford to forget.

[yardwork]

97. She was an unreliable source in the past. She showed very poor judgment in the past.

Why should I believe her now? I'm suspicious of a person with a history of poor judgment coming up with this, now.

[The Grand Illuminist]

93. She was also a Kyle Rittenhouse defeatist.

Who plainly said he was getting away with it.

[Sympthsical]

99. Anyone who watched the trial knew that

Because the trial had stuff like evidence and witnesses and laws.

People who thought Twitter commentary is reigning reality were surprised, though.

But that's kind of on them.

[betsuni]

118. Her hatred of Hillary was unhinged, practically foaming at the mouth.

At least Cenk voted for Hillary because he wasn't dumb enough to actually believe all of the TYT hateful propaganda against Democrats. Ana's religious-like belief in the fictional conspiracy theory Hillary Satan was quite something.

[Evolve Dammit]

58. Well said. Very well said.

[Ferrets are Cool]

70. OMG!!!!! I LOVE IT.

She speaks for ME!!!

[Cheezoholic]

71. I am so lucky

to be with a woman that's a bit jealous of her because I said I love her the first time I saw this lol (its an inside joke, she said she loved her too and I got jealous lmao). Seriously though, how much more spot on can you be.

[rubbersole]

74. Preach sister, preach! n/t

Marry me!

[Glaisne]

75. Yes!

Spot on! Preach it!

[lees1975]

76. And I. Don't. Care. If. You're. Not.

https://signalpress.blogspot.com/2022/06/how-doctrine-and-theology-of-american.html

America's founding fathers, in separating all religious practice including Christianity, from its representative democracy, actually set the Christian church free to be exactly what Jesus intended it to be. Now false apostles and prophets are putting on a veneer of Christianity with the intention of using it for their own purposes and for their own benefit. The alliance between the Christian right and right wing Republican politics, which is the domain of the prosperous and exists to expand their prosperity, will eventually unravel and fall apart. But not before this aberration of the Christian faith is used to its fullest extend to attempt to destroy a democratic government that is the only major obstacle to complete domination by the richest of the rich.

Regardless of the social issues incorporated into that agenda and platform to lure Christian voters, the outcome of an election that puts that mixture of reconstructionist, "kingdom now" dominion theology and the wealthy oligarchy closer to control is far, far worse in the mind of this Christian voter than the outcome of an election in which a group of progressive politicians favor abortion rights, LGBTQ rights and minority rights that are still not equal with the white, Christian majority in this country. White Christians are still the most privileged, least persecuted Americans. The advance of the rights of ethnic and social minorities has not affected my rights or their status one bit.

This is America. I am free enough to choose not to be offended by her remarks. Why should I be? She does not agree with my faith, but is willing to defend my right to believe it because this is America.

[RANDYWILDMAN]

79. Powerful, I think I love her and she is correct

It's about control of women and it always has been.

[RocRizzo55]

91. May She be touched by His noodly appendages.

Argh and r’amen.

[BlueJac]

92. Agree 100%

I don't care! Leave people alone!

[onlyadream]

100. Put this on bumper stickers and tee shirts! Nt

[Owl]

103. Excellent! Well said.

[Emile]

105. Excellent rant!

[birdographer]

107. Love it!

I'm always so happy to hear a young woman declare the bible a mythical book. At least some of them are smart enough to recognize that. Whenever people use the bible to justify anything, I always want to ask what Harry Potter has to say about it--those books are as qualified to direct our behavior as much as any other work of fiction. (I believe that after this civilization has totally wiped itself out, someone in the next one will unearth a Harry Potter book and from then on Harry Potter will be God.)

[llashram]

109. faith in

a god is a personal decision. The so-called KKKristian of the trump cult can go suck an egg and then go to hell. They are not superior and more and more fall short of the shit spewing from their pieholes as they try to dictate to other Christians and non-believers as to what God wants from us. Their trump cult hypocrisy stinks. To think a sexual predator conman thief grifter can be the Evangelicals jesus2 is astounding if one knows the Bible.

I don't care if you call yourself a Christian either. I have my faith yet it is a personal choice that I have to SOMETIMES help me wade through the lies of the RW religious hypocrites on some days. If there is a celestial justice, I hope to see it. The evangelical, according to the Bible will say"lord did we not preach and profess faith in your name" and the Lord God will say to them "depart from me I NEVER KNEW YOU.

That's all I know happens to religious trump cultists, according to their interpretation of that holy book.

They are no better than any extremist in EVERY religion that will kill in the name of their god as they are doing in the overturning of a necessary medical procedure that saves misery, grief and lives.

[Marthe48]

112. Relatives are cutting right wingers out of their wills

I have relatives who have decided to cut their right wing christian relatives out of their wills. They refuse to reward bad behavior.

[Iggo]

114. Sing it, Sister!

[dalton99a]

116. Kick

[BlueCheeseAgain]

119. Unfortunately, she and her close associates are a big reason this has happened.

If they spent less time attacking Democrats and more time attacking Republicans, we'd all be in a much better place.