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539 views 39 upvotes Made by Machokidd 1 month ago in politics
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9 ups, 1mo,
2 replies
Facts and logic . . . both are toxic to leftist ideology and politics. Upvoted.
4 ups, 1mo
See also - Godhead, Bible, righteousness, justice, traditional family unit. . .it's like they have more types of kryptonite than what Superman has to worry about. . .
3 ups, 1mo,
2 replies
Yet the most educated states in America are liberal states
5 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
And mysteriously the people always DECIDING what amounts to 'educated' are leftists busy indoctrinating youngsters and young adults in their miasma-wafting and toxic ideology.
2 ups, 1mo,
2 replies
So you're saying states that push christian nationalism over actual schooling are somehow more educated than states that invest in education?
4 ups, 1mo,
3 replies
Are you saying that patriotic Christians cannot and are not educated? Let's see some statistics -- trustworthy statistics. Oh wait . . . we again run into the conundrum of the people collecting and INTERPRETING those statistics and their root-core ideology . . . usually that of nation-hating leftist Marxist types.
2 ups, 1mo
Hmm, we again run into the conundrum of a typical reactionary failing to find a source!
Hmm! I wonder what this could mean!
2 ups, 1mo
I didn't say christian nationalists cannot be and are not educated, yet you seem to be proving that anyways lol
But if those statistics are flawed because Trump told you so, let's see the statistics of modern day red states being the highest in education.
Oh and do use a credible source :)
1 up, 1mo
Any day now
1 up, 1mo,
1 reply
What state does that? Source please.
1 up, 1mo,
1 reply
Louisiana with the 10 commandments bill and it was deemed unconstitutional (thank god).

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/federal-appeals-court-rules-against-louisiana-law-requiring-public-schools-to-display-ten-commandments-in-every-classroom

https://www.laaclu.org/news/louisiana-becomes-first-state-require-ten-commandments-public-school-classrooms/
1 up, 1mo,
3 replies
So that state doesn’t do it? I said what state does that?
2 ups, 1mo
Not anymore
2 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
But the fact that Louisiana tried to mandate the Ten Commandments in schools says a lot about how entrenched christian nationalist ideas remain in southern legislation.
1 up, 1mo,
3 replies
You say Christian national it’s like it’s a bad thing. What’s your definition? Someone who believes in God and loves their country cause that literally what it is.
1 up, 1mo,
1 reply
Well, because it is a bad thing lol.

Someone who believes in Christ is a christian and a nationalist is someone who has immense pride for their country, often thinking that their country is superior to every other country (Nazi Germany for example). Christian Nationalism, however, is an ideology that thinks America is based entirely on Christianity and therefore Americans must be christian.

While many founding fathers were christian, they created the first amendment which included the freedom of religion and the separation of church and state (Free Exercise Clause where the government is not allowed to intervene with religious or non-religious beliefs).

But Christian Nationalism differs from Christianity because it focuses more on power and control. For instance, evangelical white supremacists during the reconstruction era called the Civil War a holy struggle/test of fate, helping southerners frame a narrative that their actions were justified and eventually forming a white supremacist social order (Jim Crow era).

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, the definition you're likely thinking of is a Christian patriot, not a nationalist. Patriots love their country but know its limits while a nationalist would deny said limits and claim superiority. If you don't consider yourself a nationalist, congratulations idk lol
1 up, 1mo
By your definition belief in god and loving your country are bad things. Simply believing in them ascribes aberration. I belief the same for godless communists and socialists. America was based on Christian ideals at its forming but it allowed for religious tolerance and a separation of church and state to avoid the persecutions of European history. It was not established as a godless country.
0 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
No, that's not literally what it is.

Perhaps you should look terms up before using them as excuses to toss about balsa Strawmen and overly fermented Red Herrings.
1 up, 1mo
Yes that is literally what it is, leftist word definitions are something you swallow. Keep swallowing.
0 ups, 1mo
This is the interwebz, no physical dictionary in front of you required. Even if your Google Translate isn't up to par (and it ain't), you can still look these words up.

Nationalism doesn't mean you have an extensive collection of travelogue videos because you enjoy seeing the sites.

Nor does it require negative connotations only when someone says something not enthusiastically positive about your country.
1 up, 1mo
If federal courts left it unchecked, christian nationalist laws would still be in effect.
6 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
Educated or indoctrinated. Neither are equal to intelligence or common sense. Liberal states have more professional students and trust fund kids.
2 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
If you don't mind me asking, could you elaborate on the "indoctrination" that's happening within schools, I would be delighted to hear your perspective :D
5 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
The woke indoctrination that tells kids to feel generational guilt? And to view themselves as oppressed or oppressor? DEI that promotes anti whiteness and race hate? Grifters that promote historical narratives to extract monetary gain? Just a few, but you get the gist.
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1 up, 1mo,
1 reply
5 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
It’s self explanatory, use your razor sharp wit.
2 ups, 1mo,
2 replies
As much as I can appreciate your compliment, I don't think I can have a razor sharp wit if you claim that I was (assumingely) indoctrinated by woke propaganda to reason with your common sense as you so call it, so I ask of you once more... What's wrong with it?
6 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
Its worse than that social media algorithms favor leftist propaganda, its reinforced in tv and movies. It's 80% of their environment.
2 ups, 1mo,
2 replies
Oh okay, so if I watch stranger things right now I become gay?
4 ups, 1mo
No that’s happened long before
0 ups, 1mo
Its a cumulative thing combined with forever chemicals causing forever genetic mutations in your parents and grandparents and you and being completely surrounded by it all at all times. Only affects a few percent because everyone else turns it off. Look into who in power wants it and keeps pushing it though.
Companies don't push this stuff because it literally causes then to lose money. Gotta wonder what would cause them to do something that might destroy their company. That's gotta be a powerful force whatever it is.
2 ups, 1mo,
1 reply
Generational guilt? So Italian kids are responsible for the Roman atrocities committed? Japanese kids are guilty for the rape of Nanking? Africans have to pay for the slave trade? Chinese must atone for Ghengis Kahn? Start with that and explain how generational guilt is beneficial?
1 up, 1mo,
1 reply
Comparing modern society to ancient history in this context transcends the meaning of stretching the point; I can't start with anything in fact because you're throwing logical fallacies left and right.
Do you really think people are blaming Italian kids for actions committed by Ancient Rome? It's quite incomprehensible for anyone to compare the origins of society to the modern world, trying to prove that an Italian infant is at fault for the annexation of Germanic tribes in Ancient Europe, and if you actually believe that modern generations suffer from this "guilt" from a nation that hasn't existed well over two thousand years ago, I simply don't know how you can understand hardly anything at all.
If you don't dig past the surface level "woke propaganda" claims, you're missing the pattern: oppressors will victimize themselves when marginalized groups speak out. After all, it fueled the KKK during reconstruction. Hatred of any race (including white people) is still racism, but the fallacies woven into poorly educated minds obscure the bigger picture. I don't mean this personally, but I get the sense you might be overlooking things.
1 up, 1mo
I did not say they should suffer from generational guilt. I pointed to it as an example as to the type of ideology perpetrated by the the left with their anti whiteness campaigns. I reject generational guilt. I owe nothing for slavery regardless of the propaganda. I do not go to the police station and claim to be responsible for crimes I didn’t commit either. The point is it’s a slippery slope when you start pushing racism based on generational guilt.
7 ups, 1mo
1 up, 1mo
1 up, 1mo
I know this is hard for y'all, but your feelings aren't facts. You are certainly entitled to feel those feelings but they're not facts.
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