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Shipwack

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22. Probably one (or more) of these thoughts:

Reply to ChicagoTeamster (Reply #19)

Mon Nov 17, 2025, 05:02 PM

10 hrs ago

1) Rules for me, but not for thee.
2) He’s a sinner, but God sent him to us so we can use his dirty, dirty money to fulfill His will.
3) They’ll ignore it until they get everything they want, then put him into a conversion camp along with the other “degenerates “.

As for opening doors, they either don’t care or haven’t thought about the hungry leopards yet.

“You get a bigotry, and you get a bigotry…!”

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"Non-Christians living among us are...not entitled to political equality." [View all] Swede 12 hrs ago OP

Well, that is traditional. Not the newfangled Constitution from the 18th century, but the OG 17th century intoleration muriel_volestrangler 12 hrs ago #1

That sounds way more fun jfz9580m 9 hrs ago #32

Despicable creeps...More like the case for Christian bullshit-alism... wcmagumba 12 hrs ago #2

Read the effin constitution shitheads malaise 12 hrs ago #3

Agree..just saw you ahead of me.. Deuxcents 12 hrs ago #5

Roy Torcaso and the Supremes have said otherwise. no_hypocrisy 12 hrs ago #7

The current Court feels precedent is irrelevant. nt Shipwack 10 hrs ago #21

Written with the recent memory of horrific European religious wars DBoon 12 hrs ago #11

Ah, the good old days COL Mustard 10 hrs ago #27

It's obvious they do not understand or want to live by our Constitution..which is giving them their right to spew this Deuxcents 12 hrs ago #4

So obvious malaise 12 hrs ago #6

Yeah Jilly_in_VA 12 hrs ago #8

To hell with that. GoCubsGo 11 hrs ago #13

Even better malaise 11 hrs ago #14

Do these people hear themselves? Scrivener7 12 hrs ago #9

Tragically, yes. They mean it. pat_k 9 hrs ago #31

What is going to happen in the event Christianity collapses? And in its collapse, so goes any country without adequate RedWhiteBlueIsRacist 12 hrs ago #10

I knew it was just a matter of time. Lars39 11 hrs ago #12

I gave up on Christianity when I was 12 and the priest gave me the "God works in Ping Tung 11 hrs ago #15

Priests today will tell you that God revealed himself to humans 4,000 years ago, and told them. ancianita 10 hrs ago #18

I always thought the "mysterious ways" gambit was BS. A simple "I don't know" would have sufficed. patphil 10 hrs ago #26

Ignorant is what they are...and stupid. Try reading the constitution...losers Demsrule86 11 hrs ago #16

Deez nutz are not entitled to decide who is or is not entitled. ancianita 11 hrs ago #17

How does Thiel think Christian Nationalists view his sexuality? ChicagoTeamster 10 hrs ago #19

Probably one (or more) of these thoughts: Shipwack 10 hrs ago #22

Yeah, his 35 year old boy toy accidently TexasBushwhacker 9 hrs ago #29

Someone should let them know about the FBI Director Hassler 10 hrs ago #20

These privileged little shitstains Mr. Evil 10 hrs ago #23

Should be noted angrychair 10 hrs ago #24

I don't think they realize that they're saying they aren't entitled to political equality. patphil 10 hrs ago #25

The person who said that thinks they are Christian TNNurse 10 hrs ago #28

Sick fucks. spanone 9 hrs ago #30

If they were real christians they would be acting more like Jesus and feeding the hungry Tribetime 9 hrs ago #33