RainbowHedgehog

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[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 13 points 2 days ago (1 children)

It’s a perversion of Christianity.

God can commit genocide and torture because His actions are beyond human understanding. God is the creator of Goodness, so every action he does is Good by design. I personally view God only as Good because he is powerful, but I view Jesus as Good in a more genuine and human way.

The powerful like to take the parts of religion that allow them to live in a simplified world. A world in which they are Good, like God, not by action but by power and nature.

They forget that sinning applies to the powerful, just like it applies to the weak. Everyone deserves to be forgiven in Christianity, but only after you’ve paid for your sins. People like the “being forgiven” part, but not begging for forgiveness in a brown sack covered in ashes part.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 9 points 2 days ago

They need an excuse to cover up their real reason: that they think peasants have a duty to breed for the state.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 16 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

Republicans: Fuck ‘em kids.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 353 points 2 days ago (17 children)

The “pro-life” party really loves the death penalty…

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 44 points 2 days ago

What I was thinking too.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 8 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (5 children)

Adding to this, PunkRockSportsFan ignores that religion has been used to end violence. Christianity was a huge part in the US abolitionist movement.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 0 points 2 days ago

They’re all cowards.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 1 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (1 children)

They forgot the “/s” then. I couldn’t pick up on that.

Also, what is “America’s Great Saviors?”

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 3 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (3 children)

IndustryStandard criticizing Kamala but mentioning Kamala wouldn’t do all the same things as Trump. I like how they mentioned it was the a stepping stone for Trump’s deportations but I was not referring to that specifically.

Kamala did support the brutal crackdown on student protesters. But, she did indeed not deport them. That said, ICE under Biden and Kamala was already heavily in violation of human rights and continuing the Trump 2016 agenda. Deportation of wrongthink is but the next logical step of the ratchet effect.

PhilipTheBucket liking that that IndustryStandard’s post was nuanced and not as simple as “Kamala bad”.

I think I will do up a FAQ for the disinformation community or something, it is getting tiring repeatedly typing the same responses. But I do appreciate the extra effort to at least put together something which has some semblance of plausibility instead of just seeing “Gaza” and reaching for the “Kamala Harris” button without bothering to make it make sense or relate in literally any way at all. Big improvement. Good stuff.

I was trying to say I liked the nuanced discussion, and was expanding on it with my own experiences.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 0 points 2 days ago (5 children)

I appreciate it as well. I don’t like people dismissing the wrong Biden and Kamala have done. However, the people constantly saying it doesn’t matter if you vote for Kamala or Trump because they’re both fascist is wrong and annoying.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 1 points 5 days ago

The way they worded it, the event like it happened a while ago.

[–] RainbowHedgehog@50501.chat 1 points 5 days ago

That’s why it’s so important to focus on class struggle. We simply are incapable of uniting against fascism, but we can unite against the rich.

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