Like the brand destruction to the term "conservative" . . .
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I’m happy Maher is being less of a dumb cunt these days and is showing some classical liberal tendencies. He’s coming along nicely.LoneStarDawg said:
I forgot you were illiterateHHusky said:
In English?LoneStarDawg said:Imagine holding water for epstein and joy reed
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I’m sure your mom won’t shut up about how bad a choice she made with youHHusky said:
I will never believe the obsession you gals have with me is a bad choice.LoneStarDawg said:
There are no points to make with you, this is about all of us finding enjoyment in your mental disorder.HHusky said:
I have to watch a video for you to make your point?LoneStarDawg said:
I forgot you were illiterateHHusky said:
In English?LoneStarDawg said:Imagine holding water for epstein and joy reed
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NMTEHHusky said:we add the destruction to the term "evangelical".
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/06/russell-moore-sbc/619122/
Christians appear more susceptible than non-Christians to embracing conspiracy theories; 31 percent of white evangelical Christian Republicans believe in the accuracy of the claim that “Donald Trump has been secretly fighting a group of child sex traffickers that include prominent Democrats and Hollywood elites.”
Partisan, cultural, and regional identities tend to shape religious identities. “In American pop-culture parlance, ‘evangelical’ now basically means whites who consider themselves religious and who vote Republican,” according to the Baylor University historian Thomas Kidd. In so many instances, cultural identity is completely dominant over faith; it is the prism through which faith is interpreted. “‘Evangelical’ used to denote people who claimed the high moral ground; now, in popular usage, the word is nearly synonymous with ‘hypocrite,’” Timothy Keller, one of the most influential evangelicals in the world, wrote in The New Yorker in 2017.
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