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angrychair

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24. Should be noted

Reply to Swede (Original post)

Mon Nov 17, 2025, 05:05 PM

10 hrs ago

Belief in and participation in organized religion has been falling dramatically over the last couple of years per a recent Gallup poll.

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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 10 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