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The last sentence makes perfect sense if you understood it. Christians voted Democratic until few decades ago, so they do hold values which are compatible with the Christian faith. This is why many Christians still vote Dem. Your argument can be made about both parties, so it loses its meaning. Both parties can claim to stand for Christian views, and both can claim the other party does not.
I do not vote for Dems, but I have also given up with the GOP since they use Christianity to troll for votes, but then do nothing about it when they get elected. Even the supreme court has been leaning conservative for a very long time, and yet nothing has been done about abortion. Over 90% of babies with Downs syndrome are aborted, which shows the Republican parents are pro-life only when it sounds like the right thing to say, but they are quick to abandon it as soon as they need to make a tough decision.
Your argument was that straight white males never had an abortion so it shouldn’t be an issue for this thread. That makes no sense. According to your logic, men shouldn’t be able to support women’s rights since they were never women (most of the time).
I do agree with you about the GOP. They hardly represent Christian values and neither party is really worth anything.
BB - you try and think for all of us. Why should we listen to a Russian bot?
When have I made decisions for you, or suggest what is best for you? I don't think for you and never will.
If a question gets asked so you can question your own thinking, it is now thinking for you? Where does this reasoning come from?
minor to you, maybe, and maybe not to many Straight White Christian Males of which the OP directed the question
Ah so you are admitting that for some people controlling where they go to the bathroom is more important than say economic issues. What a noble goal conservatives fight for
Ah so you are admitting that for some people controlling where they go to the bathroom is more important than say economic issues. What a noble goal conservatives fight for
back to back quarters of 3% gdp growth shows me the economy is fine(no doubt you will try to attribute that to Obama, even though it shouldn't be.)
I admitted nothing, although -some- people probably do feel that way, getting another conservative judge on the supreme court is more important than either thing you mentioned imo and there looks to be more to come.
That’s a flat out lie. If they want to support murder, that’s their choice. But don’t try to tell me they’re upholding Christian values. They’re not.
Merely your opinion.
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back to back quarters of 3% gdp growth shows me the economy is fine(no doubt you will try to attribute that to Obama, even though it shouldn't be.)
