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Because Jesus didn't like gays, homosexuals, transvestites and gay marriage is an abomination. Oh yeah and the Estate Tax is baaad. And Jesus don't appreciate you taken my guns. And tax breaks for the wealthiest will trickle to you. And Most importantly Jesus didn't approve of no sinnin' liberals.
Because Jesus didn't like gays, homosexuals, transvestites and gay marriage is an abomination. Oh yeah and the Estate Tax is baaad. And Jesus don't appreciate you taken my guns. And tax breaks for the wealthiest will trickle to you. And Most importantly Jesus didn't approve of no sinnin' liberals.
oops --- wrong Jesus. Oh well. Carry on anyway.
03-15-2016, 01:02 AM
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I don't know that the charity-focused Christians actually do align with right wing politics. The fire and brimstone, hate thy neighbor Christians certainly do, as do the greedy "Jesus is going to rain a pile of cash down upon me" Christians.
The religion itself became corrupted by Rome very early on. The Catholic Church is essentially a corporation. Paul who said "He who doesn't work should not eat" (which could just as easily apply to rich investors and trust fund kids) probably didn't help either with making Christianity more militant.
Jesus is about as left wing as you can get. Was he hanging out with the rich and famous that GOP voters idolize? No, he was hanging out with the homeless, poor, autistics, prostitutes, and tax collectors while he wasn't building people cabinets and letting them wash their feet. He even said "render unto Caesar what is Caesar's" so he had no problem with government taxation per se or at the very least did not advise his followers to confront the government.
Forcibly taking someone else's money and giving it away isn't charity. Liberals never seem to understand the distinction.
Charity:
1.) the voluntary giving of help, typically in the form of money, to those in need.
But it is voluntary, through democracy. Are you against public schools and think every road should be a toll road? Because that is a form of government welfare too, having free schools and roads. So is the national defense budget. Why is it okay to "steal" money from taxpayers for nuclear missiles but not for preventing kids from starving?
If you don't believe in taxes at all you might as well not believe in America. Of course if more people truly embraced Jesus Christ we wouldn't need taxes and wouldn't need to work nearly as hard as we do.
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