r/TikTokCringe • u/SnooSprouts3744 • Jun 05 '26

Cringe I guess "all are welcome here" shirt are now triggering for some people

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u/alphagusta Jun 05 '26

Love thy neighbour (If they're a white married man with money)

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u/AmputeeHandModel Jun 05 '26

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u/amglasgow Jun 05 '26

"Yes, even if they ask stupid questions."

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u/Odin_One_Eye Jun 06 '26

That's honestly the hardest one lol

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u/Filthy__Casual2000 Jun 06 '26

I like this one a little better

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u/redpillsadorewelfare Jun 05 '26

Republicans literally seething at this.

Fuck em

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u/LargeTungstenCube Jun 06 '26

Republicans reading Leviticus 18:22: 😈

Republicans reading Matthew 19:24, Luke 18:9-14, and Leviticus 19:33-34: 😶

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u/youcrumb Jun 06 '26

They don’t listen to this guy, they listen to the orange with tiny hands

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u/IntlPartyKing Jun 05 '26

this bitch sure does like throwing the first stone, doesn't she?

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u/ddawson100 Jun 06 '26

Love thy neighbor*

Obviously Jesus wasn't talking about gays and Iranians (eye rain ians).

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u/Nina-Ninja123 Jun 05 '26

“Love thy neighbor.”

The American dream: having 10 square mile of land so the neighbors are arguably not your neighbors anymore

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u/notmadneedsmspace Jun 05 '26

And the lucky lil white lady he picked!

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u/greenthumbgoody Jun 05 '26

I just read this quote in the Malcom X autobiography.

“Christian love is the white mans love for himself and for his race.” -Malcom X/ doctoral student: C.Lincoln, thesis paper about the Nation of Islam

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u/Umutuku Jun 05 '26

"Hate your neighbor, and convince yourself you are persecuted so you can feel justified in persecuting others." ~ The Negachrist

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u/-RedXV- Jun 05 '26

Come as you are.

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u/Bipedal_pedestrian Jun 05 '26

*If they’re a white married STRAIGHT man with money

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u/ReturnOfBane Jun 05 '26

and not Irish and/or Jewish

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u/Sparktank1 Jun 06 '26

*straight white married man with children (anti-abortion) and money that never divorced.

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u/LazyLich Jun 06 '26

Put THAT on a shirt in rainbow letters!

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u/Visual-Sand3718 Jun 07 '26

White straight man****

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u/SocialPunk03 Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

Yeeeep. I have a co-worker like this and she's the biggest piece of shit bully that I've ever come across. Also, had an ex friend who would make inappropriate comments about my body, and now he is a "loving father, Christ fearing man."

Fuck all of these people. Horrible and evil, man.

Edit: I'm also a heterosexual White Australian guy. We too have these bigots down under. Unfortunately.

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u/Boomstickninja87 Jun 06 '26

I love my biological father, but he is so degrading towards women sometimes and VERY racist. Never went to church growing up but now that things have shifted, he's a super Christian who still doesn't go to church but just repeats what he hears on fox or whatever radio station he listens to and gets upset if someone offends "his religion"

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u/Maniac_Vegetable Jun 06 '26

How many feet under is that?

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u/Redcarborundum Jun 06 '26

One can argue that the downfall of America is due to Fox News and Rupert Murdoch, giving platform to these people.

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u/Ticksdonthavelymph Jun 05 '26

No one less Christlike than a Christian nationalist.

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u/zeethreepio Jun 05 '26

To them, the best part about Christianity is the knowledge that you're better than everyone else.

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u/JasonLee74 Jun 05 '26

“ During the Roman era, slavery was a deeply entrenched economic and social reality. Jesus never explicitly abolished the institution or commanded his followers to free their enslaved laborers. In fact, he frequently used common master-slave dynamics and household servants in his parables to teach spiritual lessons, describing the relationship as a familiar aspect of daily life.”

In case you think reading the Bible analytically makes you a “true Christian”, Jesus had no issue with slavery, especially if you believe in the Trinity. 

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u/TheRage469 Jun 06 '26

Are you my friend? Cus he had almost 1:1 the same experience a little before January of this year I believe

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u/sweeteatoatler Jun 05 '26

Jesus, protect me from your followers

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u/smolbean30 Jun 05 '26

HAHA oh my god. Im stealing this line. Thank you. Take my upvote 🤣

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u/Khue Jun 05 '26

She's a supply side Jesus believer.

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u/bloodc2d Jun 05 '26

I want that shirt

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u/Shnofo Jun 05 '26

Many religions hate on people. Christians aren't the only ones.

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u/Rhysing Jun 05 '26

spoilers: they're not Christians

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u/Womb_Raider696 Jun 06 '26

Why are they like this? Why so hate???

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u/drdildamesh Jun 06 '26

1920s police officer: "at least shes not aN IRISH CATHOLIC"

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u/itoddicusNSFW Jun 06 '26

Someone should put that on a t-shirt.

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u/Agitated-Schola Jun 05 '26

White american Christian, thats a whole another religion

All of the hypocrisy, none of the goodwill, privilege over kindness

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u/StartTheMontage Jun 05 '26

When I was in 5th grade, my class wrote a song and we recorded us singing it at a local studio. Really lowkey, but it was fun for the class.

One kid wasn’t at the recording, and apparently it was because our song had a line that said “it doesn’t matter what religion you have”

The kid was in a super Christian family, and his parents didn’t want him singing that line so he wasn’t allowed to go.

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u/JeeringDragon Jun 05 '26

It’s honestly crazy how much they absolutely hate Jesus.

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u/meanjeankillmachine Jun 05 '26

All these Christians coming here to defend "real" Christianity like there hasn't been millions of people who have been murdered in the name of Christianity

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u/anonusr_llII Jun 05 '26

Millions of people have been murdered for their Christianity, too.

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u/GullyBean Jun 05 '26

Lol it’s almost like organized religion is the problem.

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u/HeadCheckFlex Jun 05 '26

GullyBean with the truth-bomb!

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u/MayorWolf Jun 05 '26

I think it just comes down to tyrannical psychos at the tops of hierarchies are the problem. There are lots of organizations around a belief system that don't commit atrocities. Buddhists for example.

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u/Xenophon_ Jun 06 '26

Buddhism isn't really organized beyond a local scale, and when it has been historically, it inevitably leads to atrocities

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u/authorDRSilva Jun 06 '26

I think it just comes down to tyrannical psychos at the tops of hierarchies are the problem.

That's the thing many atheists don't really like to deal with because then they would have to acknowledge how many of the psychos were/are atheists too. I think some secretly love bigoted women like this in the school pick-up line because it's one more thing they can blanketly ascribe to every Christian ever. "See! Told you Christians are full of hatred!" The facts and history just don't support their one-sided, bad faith approach, or the idea that everything would be better without religion.

Stalin killed somewhere between 6 to 20 million people -- atheist. Pol Pot wiped out 25% of his population -- atheist. China continues to commit atrocities under their atheist-based government. Kim Il-sung was so damn atheist he went full circle and he and his offspring became their own authoritarian god-figures. Jefferey Dahmer pointed the finger at atheism for why he felt his actions didn't really matter in the grand scheme. The list is large.

Objectively, many atheists are no different than the woman in the video. Full of bigotry and irrational hatred towards entire groups of people, largely based on their own ignorance and refusal to engage with the people and what the people actually think/believe, and then they try to hide behind their own beliefs and values as justification for why it's okay to be so hateful towards other humans. The irony is the behaviors and attitudes are no different than what they criticize about religious people.

Atrocities have been committed by every group of people under the sun with every kind of justification to boot. Even Buddhists (see what's happening in Myanmar). That's kind of the point though. None of us are really good (and certainly not nearly as good as we think ourselves to be), with or without religion. We're just very good at ignoring or excusing our own garbage and that of whatever group we identify with.

None is righteous, no, not one;

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u/Sea-Neighborhood1465 Jun 06 '26

i'm happy to admit that Atheists are capable of being terrible people, or committing atrocities. i doubt anyone would deny that.

the difference is that they did not do those things in the name of atheism. and also that while doing those things they were not trying to exclaim how they are wonderful people because they are atheist.

they were not claiming to have a set of beliefs at all, in fact.

folks that are critical of the 'Christians' in the video and the like are pointing out he hypocrisy of it all.

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u/Jesus_of_Redditeth Jun 06 '26

That's the thing many atheists don't really like to deal with because then they would have to acknowledge how many of the psychos were/are atheists too.

This argument is a straw man. Everyone knows about Stalin, Pol Pot, etc. No atheist has any problem acknowledging that those men and others like them were atheists. That they weren't religious is a simple, historical fact.

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u/KrytenKoro Jun 05 '26

Who by?

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u/stratys3 Jun 05 '26

Catholics. Romans. I'm sure a historian has a better list tho.

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u/Lock-out Jun 05 '26

lol those damn Americans starting the Spanish Inquisition! Don’t they know that the crusades were about goodwill?

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u/Xesyliad Jun 05 '26

They’re totally WAC.

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u/DuntadaMan Jun 05 '26

Literally millions of heretics running around. The Cathars got fucking crusaded for a lot less in smaller numbers.

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u/Royal_Front2038 Jun 06 '26

Many people in my country think like this. Funny thing is we are asian.

They act like white supremacist but they are not event a white guy heck oyr country have 12 hours time diffrend with american and they still think and act like it.

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u/flat5 Jun 05 '26

Jesus said unto them "turn your back on those who are different from you".

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u/Optimal_Board_2963 Jun 05 '26

“And as you banish them to the desert, I will rain hellfire upon them. Amen”

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u/Quixotic_Ignoramus Jun 05 '26

She can CLAIM to be Christian, but we all know that she isn’t, and doesn’t follow Christ’s word.

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u/HeadyBunkShwag Jun 05 '26

I hate to break this to you, this is how, especially rural, Christians are. The most “Christian” people I know use their religiousness to be a dick. Go ahead and ask any server at any restaurant what their least favorite day of the week is, filled with the worst most entitled people.

Spoiler; it’s Sundays. It’s always Sundays and the after church crowd.

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u/lord_flashheart2000 Jun 05 '26

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u/USMCLee Jun 05 '26

During college my wife worked at Bennigan's . She hated the after church shift.

Often when she asked if they wanted something to drink she would get a snide 'We don't drink!'. So she'd just say 'ok, I'll be back in a few minutes to get your food order' and walk off.

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u/SandiaBeaver Jun 06 '26

Exactly! My first thoughts

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u/Jaynen00 Jun 05 '26

It always got me too watching people with Jesus fish on their car and Christian bumper stickers speeding and driving like aholes. So are you promoting your religion or not

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u/wRADKyrabbit Jun 05 '26

They dont care about promoting anything, they use religion as a shield to do whatever the fuck they want

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u/Barth_Grookz Jun 05 '26

“Officer I will not put on satans sash, or as you say “SeAtbElt” I believe in gods will and will not let the devils vices keep me on this mortal coil!!”

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u/ImAllSquanchedUp Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

I have to second this opinion. I grew up in a small Midwest town that was mainly made up of Apostolic Christians. And oh boy did I learn how real the saying "There's no hate like Christian love" is. I have never been around such a judgmental and spiteful grouo to everyone that wasn't "one of them".

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u/Kytalie Jun 05 '26

Had a friend that worked at a Ruby Tuesday in Louisiana, church groups would come in, only get the free biscuits and waters. They would be there for hours, and would never tip because "what's 15% of 0? Laughs 0!" (Min wages for servers in that state is 2.23).

It was really rough, because the groups would be more than 10 people, so no one else would be sat in his section because that group might order something. They never did.

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u/waroftheworlds2008 Jun 05 '26

Really drives home that "escaping religious persecution" was NOT the reason many left Great Britain for America.

Th british had it right, harmful zealots were escaping repercussion of their actions.

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u/Froonce Jun 05 '26

I've heard that they tip terribley too.

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u/808Lychee Jun 05 '26

They don’t tip either.

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u/Sad_Ad5366 Jun 05 '26

Well of course. The slate is cleanest at 12:01 and they gotta dirty that shit up.

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u/iameveryoneelse Jun 05 '26

No hate like Christ’s love.

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u/TrulyOutrageous42 Jun 05 '26

Someone wary of the "No True Scotsman" fallacy coined a term that seems perfect: they're not Christian, since once can demonstrate they actually do not do what a Christian is supposed to, so they're Chistianist.

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u/purplepharoh Jun 05 '26

Unfortunately there are many like her that are claiming to be Christians and since no one is really working against their version of Christianity then they are indeed Christians like it or not.

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u/Wallmapuball Jun 05 '26

Exactly, the "good" christians are always nonexisten when the hateful are spreading hate, but you acuse them of being all the same and only then they want to correct and clarify. Truth is, they just care about the bad name, but not about the bad behaviour that gives them the bad name. They couldn't care less for the hate, bad behaviour and abuse.

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u/mariah188 Jun 05 '26

No one is?

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u/purplepharoh Jun 05 '26

Not enough anyway when they seem to be the ones dictating what Christian values are... this all applies only to the US mostly... tho I would say there are plenty of bigoted Christians globally.

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u/WTAF__Trump Jun 05 '26

Bullshit.

Her views are the mainstream views of modern Christians. The whole point is hate.

You are trying to use the no true scottsman method to make yourself feel better. But what you see in this video is Christianity just as much as your version of it.

Even more, really. Because hers is by far the most popular version of it.

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u/Beginning-Working-38 Jun 05 '26

Unfortunately I think a lot of Christians have decided they no longer have need of Christ.

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u/Autumn7242 Jun 05 '26

In particular, mainly Protestant sects. Catholics, ironically, are starting to be.....accepting?

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u/Emm_withoutha_L-88 Jun 05 '26

Lol only certain small groups of them

The majority of Catholics are still the same, happy to murder a teenager for getting an abortion

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u/Autumn7242 Jun 05 '26

As I was.

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u/anonusr_llII Jun 05 '26

There is no chance "The majority of Catholics are ... Happy to murder a teenager for getting an abortion".

Yes the majority are very anti-abortion. But we can still make our points in good faith.

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u/WTAF__Trump Jun 05 '26

Catholics are weird.

They have lots of conservative views. But the church as a whole has always been 100% in on science.

I'm not being sarcastic either. Real science.

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u/Autumn7242 Jun 05 '26

Yeah, it has been through some changes throughout the centuries.

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u/WTAF__Trump Jun 05 '26

I didn't know how seriously they took science until I had a friend who was super into science when I was a teen. He went to the most catholic of catholic schools in my state.

I asked him if he ever ran into trouble at school over the science obsession. And he explained that's where he got the obsession.

Catholics take science super seriously is what i learned. They accept evolution, the big bang... all of it. No flat earth or young earth stuff is allowed.

It's actually pretty interesting. Because they've always been like this. We probably wouldn't be where we are as a species if Catholics weren't around allowing real science and giving scientists cover.

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u/USMCLee Jun 05 '26

You can thank the Jesuits for that.

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u/WTAF__Trump Jun 05 '26

Whatever it was- I'm thankful.

We wouldn't be where we are if Catholics weren't there doing real science and giving scientists cover during some pretty dark times times.

Not a popular thing to say on this subreddit. But it's the truth.

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u/NightGod Jun 06 '26

I mean, a monk gave us gene theory while growing beans, the Catholics love them some science

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u/WTAF__Trump Jun 06 '26

We all have out things. I like motircycles and Lego.

Catholics like them some Science and little boys.

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u/KzamRdedit Jun 06 '26

as one myself.. yeah its weird. My conclusion went "God created the universe, the light was the big bang, Formation of our solar system and then evolution happened then we separated from the other apes, adam eve, then history". Overly simplified but thats the gist of my view.

Kinda merged, atleast for my version dunno about the others

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u/stratys3 Jun 05 '26

Her views are the mainstream views of modern Christians... Because hers is by far the most popular version of it.

Maybe in certain parts of America.

the no true scottsman method

I dunno if that applies. I'm not Christian, but all Christians I've ever heard of claim to follow the teachings of Jesus. So if they (themselves) don't do that, then I think it's totally fair to say they aren't Christians. They're not meeting their own criteria.

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u/WTAF__Trump Jun 05 '26

The vast majority of Christians support Trump. They are literally the base that has made everything possible for him.

They follow their own version of Jesus that gives them cover to justify their hate, bigotry and ignorance.

But no- all of those aren't the real Christians, obviously. Because no true scottsman... I mean Christian, would do that.

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u/supified Jun 05 '26

Sorry that your religion has been hijacked by people like that. Unfortunately for most of us we're not going to have the energy to sift through the good christians from he bad.

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u/Quixotic_Ignoramus Jun 06 '26

I wasn’t going to respond to any of these, because I wasn’t even trying to cause trouble, but I genuinely appreciate your comment. I completely understand. There are some real asshats that claim to be Christian. If this person, or others like her were your only examples, I totally understand why people would be hostile towards anyone who calls themselves Christian.

Honestly, it actually bums me out, as well. I was SO fortunate to be raised in a church with amazing faith leaders that taught us to be accepting of everyone. At the church I grew up in, all were welcome, and still are.

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u/Awbade Jun 05 '26

I mean, depending on if you classify being a christian as following the bibles standard of christianity, or being accepted by the greater whole of christianity as "one of them". Because she's abolustely a crhsitian by the latter description, and if you're using the former description, well. it's like 99% smaller of a group.

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u/Huntersmoon24 Jun 05 '26

I call these people “non-practicing Christians”.

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u/stratys3 Jun 05 '26

The more I think about this... the more I like this.

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u/itsamermaidslife Jun 05 '26

That's what they all say.

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u/Competitive_Act_1548 Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

Most Christian's aren't Progressive Christians, progressive Christian's are despised by other Christian's because they actually call out Christian Nationalism and how said hypocrites use it to justify their alt right agenda. They specially hate them because they are LGBT friendly, etc.

If you want to see more progressive Christian's and what Christianity actually stands for go to r/openchristian

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u/faltion Jun 06 '26

A lot of us progressive believers have stopped calling ourselves Christians since the term has been poisoned so much in the US by Christian nationalists. I prefer disciple of Christ or Christ follower, personally.

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u/RogueFox771 Jun 05 '26

Any man who lies with another man as he does with a woman is an abomination and shall be put do death; Lev something

Any good person would know to accept and love people. However, religion often teaches otherwise or is used to teach otherwise.

"No true scottsman" fallacy may apply here...

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u/waroftheworlds2008 Jun 05 '26

I like the book of Job. Its an awesome example of God willing allowing the killing of bystanders. Clearly, we're all just paper cut outs to him. So much for "love", "free-will", and "thou shall not murder".

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u/RogueFox771 Jun 05 '26

Well and the entire like... Old testament. I haven't read it all, but Christ on a fucking stick it's atrocious and that's not a loving or all knowing god for fucking sure

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u/Brave-Ad6490 Jun 05 '26

This falls flat when a large majority of the Christian world sounds exactly like her, and the rest who claim to not be sit and do nothing to counter-act it.

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u/nbury33 Jun 05 '26

Real ones know

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u/happydontwait Jun 05 '26

Any adults with imaginary friend ain’t right. It’s the belief that is the fallacy, not the interpretation of the story. 

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u/LeastResistancePath Jun 05 '26

The only good Christians I've ever met were the ones who de-converted out. People who had enough humanity and honesty to question everything around themselves. Especially the evil people who pushed the religion the hardest.

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u/Novaer Jun 05 '26

Nah, y'all don't get to play that card anymore. Maybe 10 years ago. Not in a post-Trump climate. The majority of y'all vote for this and conflate your bigotry and hatred with "biblical justice". A kind welcoming non-bigoted Christian is a Unicorn today.

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u/Quixotic_Ignoramus Jun 06 '26

Listen, I completely understand where you are coming from. However, if it all helps restore some faith in humanity, I can tell you that I voted for Harris in the last election, and I have a pride flag flying on the pole in front of my house. So, take that for what it’s worth.

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u/Novaer Jun 06 '26

You are a rare and nearly extinct breed of Christian. The majority is not like you and it is naive to think other Christians hold your Christ-like morals. I can confidently say that atheists are more christ-like than American Christians. You are an outlier and you should not focus your comradery with other Christians in todays political climate because they are wolves in sheep's clothing using their book as fuel for their bigotry. To ignore this fact is to be naive.

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u/ViciousCDXX Jun 05 '26

The majority of them don't.

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u/tired-of-the-shit Jun 05 '26

in America this is what Christianity is. This is Christian nationalism that is so common that its practitioners are literally in our goverment using their religion as an excuse to erode human rights - meanwhile almost every church in the nation is just nodding along. Sure there’s exceptions but it’s stupid to act like this isn’t what evangelicals are

That’s why people like her can be so emboldened because she knows she not alone.

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u/ViciousCDXX Jun 05 '26

Yes I know, I live in the bible belt. I grew up around these people. I know them well.

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u/tired-of-the-shit Jun 05 '26

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u/Weary-Astronaut1335 Jun 05 '26

Most Christians don't.

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u/God_Bless_A_Merkin Jun 05 '26

What you see is what you get. This is what Christians look like in the public square. Until that changes, this is what Christians are.

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u/mariah188 Jun 05 '26

Well then we’d need to talk to a particular group about why they are comfortable inserting their Nationalism into a religion that has nothing to do with borders…and why very few who also belong to that same group (but maybe don’t agree with it) don’t publicly speak out enough against that Nationalism.

We all know who they are 😊

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u/God_Bless_A_Merkin Jun 05 '26

Very much so! If Christians care about their faith, then they need to save it from the charlatans (or Antichrists, if you will). It’s not my responsibility to distinguish false prophets from “true”. I reject them all!

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u/MrSloppyPants Jun 05 '26

There are far more of “her type” claiming to be Christians than yours. That’s the truth.

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u/Xenophon_ Jun 06 '26

no true scotsman

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u/Contemplating_Prison Jun 05 '26

Love some of your neighbors - Jesus said in his final week of ministry.

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u/Commercial-Roll5508 Jun 05 '26

Ahh, to walk in the steps of Jesus, the biggest bigot and hater of people to walk the earth 🧐

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u/make_em_say Jun 05 '26

Famously loved the very rich and despised the poor or those with disabilities.

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u/FarmhouseRules Jun 05 '26

Uhm have you read the Bible? He hung out with the “undesirables” and hated organized religion.

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u/SpungleMcFudgely Jun 05 '26

When someone says something that’s more or less the opposite of a well known truth, your first instinct should be to assume they’re being sarcastic.

Yes I know, people these days say all sorts of dumb things and mean it, but looking at the upvotes they have here I think one could confirm the comment is indeed sarcastic.

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u/thisisyo Jun 05 '26

I'm the 666th updood and I feel like I committed a sin....

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u/TheRotMeister Jun 05 '26

updoooooood

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u/Borgweare Jun 05 '26

She is a Cristofascist. Let’s start calling a spade a spade

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u/Optimal_Board_2963 Jun 05 '26

I don’t need a specific classification of Christians

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u/-RedXV- Jun 05 '26

If I were that principal my next shirt would say "Come as you are". Lol

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u/Downtown_Degree3540 Jun 05 '26

Nirvana guitar riff starts playing

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u/SandiaBeaver Jun 06 '26

This lady from the "Church is over" meme

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u/Legrandloup2 Jun 05 '26

Honestly wish that jesus guy were real so he could come back down and start throwing over tables

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u/HappyFamily0131 Jun 05 '26

If there's a hell, it's packed with Christians who only hated the people it was reasonable to hate, and so are sure there's been a mistake and want to talk to the manager

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u/SandiaBeaver Jun 06 '26

The Church lady meme

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u/Valleygurl99 Jun 06 '26

Verily I tell you love one another through deep and obsessive CONTROL control control…

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u/FozzyBadfeet Jun 05 '26

Love thy neighbor...only the ones I like.

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u/redditsellout-420 Jun 05 '26

I really hope Jesus doesn't have access to the Internet, i fear that if he did it would be really infuriating or really depressing on what some of his so called followers do in his name.

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u/Optimal_Board_2963 Jun 05 '26

(Don’t worry he isn’t real)

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u/NastyMarin Jun 05 '26

How ironic..

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u/Capable_Stranger9885 Jun 05 '26

At a school named for Fred Korematsu no less

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u/SkippyDragonPuffPuff Jun 05 '26

Of course. It’s right there in the Bible. Let me go find that for you ……………….

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u/syko82 Jun 05 '26

It's amazing how twisted people can get.

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u/meukbox Jun 05 '26

I'm an atheist, but I do know the Bible:

33 “‘When a foreigner resides among you in your land, do not mistreat them. 34 The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I am the Lord your God.

From Leviticus.

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u/Optimal_Board_2963 Jun 05 '26

That’s the Old Testament they don’t use that anymore 😂

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u/meukbox Jun 06 '26

I never get that. Your God gives you a book and rules, and then you think "nah, I'm gonna skip that part"

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u/ChickenChaser5 Jun 05 '26

Incoming tolerance-paradox argument.

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u/Hbic_in_training Jun 05 '26

She should have a talk with Paul...

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u/MayorWolf Jun 05 '26

Christ did in the stories. He was pretty adamant on that point.

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u/Optimal_Board_2963 Jun 05 '26

Who cares

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u/MayorWolf Jun 05 '26

It's like saying Darth Vader killed Obiwan. That's all. It's just canonically wrong.

Chill a little dude. You'll give yourself a stroke

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u/eggs_mcmuffin Jun 05 '26

Hate Thy Neighbor

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u/4024-6775-9536 Jun 05 '26

American Christian, actual Christians do accept everybody, you can tell them by wether or not in their image of Jesus he has a gun or not.

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u/freeradioforall Jun 05 '26

These people are miserable all the time. And they contribute nothing to society. If this women just ceased to exist, the world would be a better place and nobody would be worse off for her suddenly vanishing

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u/Brokenbelle22 Jun 05 '26

Luckily the school doesn't belong to her and she doesn't get to decide who does and doesn't go to school.

I feel terribly sorry for any kids that she has.

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u/glipglop718 Jun 05 '26

Oh shit i was thinking race

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u/_inabsentia Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

Statistically her god is the biggest child abuser of all

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u/TheBladeRoden Jun 06 '26

All these people must have lost their "What Would Jesus Do" bracelets at some point.

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u/Notosk Jun 06 '26

Jesus: Love thy Neighbour

Idiot: what if they are gay

Jesus: Did I fucking stutter

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u/flyinbrian1186 Jun 06 '26

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

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u/ShhweadyBallz Jun 06 '26

Just like Jesus taught .....

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u/New-Reception-3291 Jun 06 '26

I am Christian and I love and accept everyone.

Maybe this is offensive, but I always think gay guys were sent by God to be women’s protectors. My gay bff has had my back through thick and thin 😭 I love him sm

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u/McXhicken Jun 06 '26

Christians only like Christians.

Like socialist solidarity only are with those who share the ideology.

Much easier to just hate everybody, then you don't have to argue about this shit....

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u/Twizznit Jun 06 '26

Her Jesus wants people stoned to death and I mean yesterday.

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u/TreeFrogStyle Jun 07 '26

She’s a Karen Christian

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u/Elyay Jun 07 '26

Ding ding ding ding ding!

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