Superstitious nonsense... and a fair point of inquiry. You know... what with all the holier-than-thou right wing claptrap.

“Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will not pass away. But no one knows the day or the hour. No! Not even the angels in heaven know. The Son does not know. Only the Father knows."
Matthew 24:35

Your attempt to paint all Christians as somehow obligated to believe that one person has..... failed.

Given that the meme specifies rightwingers, alt-righters, MAGA & Christofascists, your attempt to create a false narrative of me painting "all Christians as somehow obligated to believe that one person" has failed. Oops.

Here's a thing though: your demonstrated assumption about the intent of the meme tends to indicate that you categorize all Christians as rightwingers, alt-righters, MAGA & Christofascists.

I can't necessarily do this all day but I can most assuredly come back later; so are you done shooting yourself in the foot or shall we continue the game?

Explain why only "MAGA Christians" were supposed to believe this one prediction.

Point out where it was specified I was talking about Christians.

More to the point, how about copying and pasting the part where I specified that all MAGAts are Christian.

I didn't say all MAGA is Christian.

Nor did I. No, you just assumptively specified "only 'MAGA Christians' were supposed to believe this one prediction" when the meme makes no distinction of the sort.

So who was supposed to believe the prediction?

Anyone dumb enough to believe in superstitious, fairtytale-based apocalyptic nonsense. Honestly, I'm surprised you're having such difficulty wrapping your head around the meme.

I guess I'm going to have to spell it out in light of you demonstrating a profound inability grasp it's core concept... Okay, let's see...

Rightwingers, alt-righters, MAGA, Christofascists core dogma about the left & Democrats as evidenced by the politics stream rightwing fart jar: they're "evil" -which defaults those holding that belief into the "good" category. As an indeterminate number of rightwingers, alt-righters, MAGA self-identify as "Christian" and Christofascists are, by default, "Christian," it follows that identifying as such would be Raptured. You know... assuming that they're not actually the evil plaguing the US. -hence the question "whatch still doing here, buds?"

So do you understand it yet? Yes? No?

Were all the people who believed the prediction "MAGA Christians?" The majority? Any?

Did all "MAGA Christians" believe the prediction? The majority? Any? What is the litmus test to be a "MAGA Christian?"

I understand the meme completely. I think the people you feel the need to mock are very small in number, and zero of them are on this site.

If you understood the meme, you wouldn't have accused me of trying to "paint all Christians as somehow obligated to believe" in the Rapture rumor.

....so you're not answering the questions. Got it.

"....so you're not answering the questions. Got it."

No, I'm not. Because the questions "Did all 'MAGA Christians' believe the prediction? The majority? Any? What is the litmus test to be a 'MAGA Christian?'" are obvious obfuscative fluff irrelevant to the premise of the meme and intended to serve as subject changing lead-in to your denigrative false narrative/opinion statement "I think the people you feel the need to mock are very small in number, and zero of them are on this site."

Incidently, if you want to lodge a personal attack, don't be a puss about it -just do it rather than wasting time trying to clothe it in attempts at manufacturing vagaries.