Christians in the south of the state seek to vote their values – but a common faith does not mean a common politics
Its not their faith that’s dividing them, its their guide:
He also holds views that place him squarely in the country’s culture wars. He believes that people like him – white Christian heterosexual men – have become targets.
“People need someone to blame,” he continued. “I think the ire is towards white Christian males. Now, they want to call them white Christian nationalists. But being white and Christian is actually, if you’re truly a Christian, a wonderful thing for society.”
I nearly choked on the word wonderful.
It’s so weak that they’re saying that in terms of “the less minorities we see the more wonderful it would be”, meanwhile they’re the same types of people who brought the slaves here against their will, the same types that employ undocumented workers to be able to treat them worse and pay them less, and the same types to go other places in the world and complain about how it’s not their white “Christian” utopia back home, it just shows how deeply insecure and weak they are.
Lesser men
I think by society, he means himself. They might actually mean essentially the same thing to him.
I just see this cunt
“Waaah im a Nazi and people don’t want to enable me!” 😭😭😭
‘I don’t think the US is God’s kingdom on Earth’
I can’t even express how insane the notion of even discussing if “the US is God’s kingdom on Earth” is a true statement looks to anyone outside of the US (and probably a lot of people inside, too)
I like to remind “Christians”, there is only one type of Christian in The US and its Protestant.
