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There isn't and never really was a Christian fundamentalists in government problem.
From the party that backed Roy Moore and Kim Davis, that's rich.
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It was intended Christians would serve in the government.
Oh yes, "Framer's intent" - the excuse used when the pesky Constitution doesn't in fact say what you feel it should say. The framers just plain forgot to add the Christian privilege you feel should be enshrined? Sharpest pens and brightest thinkers to come out of the Enlightenment, and not getting some Jesus in the Constitution was simply a slip-up on their part? Go peddle that somewhere else, because I'm not buying.
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Don't like that America is majority Christian, find another country.
Don't like that the electorate decided to trust someone non-Christian, I suspect you may be the one in the wrong country.
I know what a jihadist is but what is a "white supremacist"? James Fields in Charlottesville maybe? So we got 2 suspects.
No evidence that James Fields is a "white supremacist". And that's a car accident, not a murder. He didn't target anyone. The mob attacked his car and he panicked and crashed it.
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How about reading the link you’ve failed to address in the past two posts?
Timothy McVeigh, Jim David Adkisson, Eric Rudolph, Jerad and Amanda Miller, Wade Page, James Fields, David Atchison, Jeremy Christian, Devon Arthurs, James Harris, etc....
Timothy McVeigh was not a white supremacist either, Im sure a lot of these names are just things the ADL or some other hate group has tied to white identity movements because the person read or liked a book they don't like. Lot of nonsense, mostly. Eric Rudolph, no evidence of him targeting anyone on race. He bombed a public place. It had nothing at all to do with "white supremacism", which really is a bogeyman coked up by Identity Politics Pimps to demonize anyone that is working for the interests of whites, instead of against the interests of whites.
No evidence that James Fields is a "white supremacist". And that's a car accident, not a murder. He didn't target anyone. The mob attacked his car and he panicked and crashed it.
Timothy McVeigh was not a white supremacist either, Im sure a lot of these names are just things the ADL or some other hate group has tied to white identity movements because the person read or liked a book they don't like. Lot of nonsense, mostly. Eric Rudolph, no evidence of him targeting anyone on race. He bombed a public place. It had nothing at all to do with "white supremacism", which really is a bogeyman coked up by Identity Politics Pimps to demonize anyone that is working for the interests of whites, instead of against the interests of whites.
What is a "white supremacist"? Fields supposedly admired the Nazis. I don't know if that's true or if that is a white supremacist. I think he might've been a little mentally unbalanced and was provoked like you said.
What is a "Christian fundamentalist"? The leftist sure have a lot of labels for whites and Christians but not much basis or facts.
I sure know what a jihadist is or identity politics are.
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