Joe Ferguson forever

So mark you down as against Christian Nationalism, a major component of trump's base and policies

55% of republicans do. so you're an outlier. great! there is hope.

at least now you know what christian nationalism is. Do you support it?

Do you disagree with the above description of Christian Nationalism? If so, why and in what way?

the same 30% deplorables in the same states: https://www.axios.com/2024/02/28/poll-christian-nationalism-americans-reject "Between the lines: Christian nationalism is a set of beliefs centered around white American Christianity's dominance in most aspects of life in the United States. Many Christian nationalists believe the federal government should declare the U.S. a Christian nation. Many also believe U.S. laws should be based on Christian values and that God has called Christians to exercise dominion over all areas of American society. What they're saying: "It's really a claim for an ethno-religious state, and so there's nothing democratic about that worldview," Robert P. Jones, president and founder of PRRI, tells Axios."

great. it seems you and Levi disagree.

you didn't answer my question, stupid. But you know that. Do they teach deflection methods in far right extremist meetings?

There are several threads on immigration. Look at those. An anti Catholic position was posted and then defended in this thread. I'm posting about that. u can post about whatever you want.

I'm against right wing extremists who lie. They should be outed cuz they're rarely forthright....except when they slip and then try to cover it up.

So are you against Catholics immigrating or Catholics in general?

As expected, a member of the black hatted vigilantes weighs in with a thoughtful, deep comment in support of his comrade. Being stupid is hard...

except that was not your point. once again, here is what you wrote: "Mexicans are overwhelmingly catholic (strike one), often mestizo (strike two), and don’t share a language (strike three)." Mestizo=latin mixed race which is not shared with the US in any great number and an obscure and seemingly racist term in this context. language is not shared officially. according to you both are strikes against commonality in our cultures. So Catholicism is the outlier in this argument? Catholicism actually is shared which apparently you don't like or accept as evidenced of your post about origins of Catholicism in the US. Your meaning is quite plain here. You don't want more Catholics coming into the US. It's a strike against their immigration. I'd tell you to stop lying but you won't. It's who you are and all the deception evidenced here will continue as will support from your fellow far right extremists here. Jump on the bandwagon MAGAs!

1. He did. In response to me. There were several sequential confirming posts. I'm not going to bother going through his thousands of posts looking for it cuz you'll just tell me I "misunderstood" or ignore it. You've likely already read it and refuse to acknowledge it. 2. If I did, why didn't he explain his argument to me despite being asked? 3 .No. I don't support swatting or cheer on the deaths of MAGA's. I want them to be irrelevant. Stop misstating my views.

your turn. refute what I've said in any of my recent posts in this thread.

fini...it's simple

two examples right here right now: Doc who has admitted not being a physician in the recent past (but now again insists he is) while opining on Covid and Levi who labeled Catholicism strike one against Mexicans. It's all here in black and white and still they (and some other cons like u) dispute it. As one of the dipshites here ironically says "the sky is green". They are children. They have no power to get immunized or to attend school in a safe environment free of measles.

the vax is 93% effective. Measles is highly contagious. This is a huge, susceptible, powerless population. connect the dots.

I hope the parents of kids infected sue this quack for malpractice. And Desantis for searching him out for the job during Covid for his anti vax stance. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2024/02/25/florida-measles-outbreak-surgeon-general-cdc/72729310007/ https://www.politico.com/news/2023/11/27/joe-ladapo-university-of-florida-00128541

I think you are confusing Billsy with NC or Bonnie boy. Pretty difficult to do but hey, it's you...

Most profs were women in that dept when I was there. Did they tape your mouth over? physically throw you out of the classroom? I was actually pretty conservative in college and still a Republican in the real sense. I don't ever remember my opinions being squelched. Now had I donned a robe or swastikas, that would have been a different story...

Why are haters afraid to show their true convictions? Why wear hoods and ski masks? Why devise false identities? We're not talking abstractly. We're talking "right here, right now". And which posters here on the left do you suspect believe in hate as a political and cultural device? I don't recognize any but there are several here on the far right.

mm hmm...why is Catholicism a strike against Mexicans?

ah, so they're undesirables. Impure?

I didn't say "the right" but certainly some of the far right are anti Catholic. Which party do you believe the KKK identifies more with? And I'm still searching for the motivation for Levi's clearly anti Catholic sentiment in regards to Mexicans. 1 strike against a group of people is never a good sentiment but perhaps you share it and would like to explain the rationale. Levi clearly won't and will pretend he meant something else while not explaining. Familiar tactic amongst the extremists and their leaders.

about 25% of the US population is Catholic. And this is how you defend your statement. Not buying it. You're clearly anti Catholic like so many far right extremists and hate groups. They're real and pervasive in some parts of the country (think deep south and white hooded robes). Sadly, our faith has its own subset of extremists. To wit, B man....