@JoelWebbon We are called to share the truth in love, but we cannot force our religion onto people. People have free will and will make decisions for themselves. If they chose to worship idols, so be it.
I wish I could make as much money as Ben does by playing stupid.
This isn’t something that happened in a vacuum.
The reaction to the photo is not an indictment on any of the Indian individuals in the photo. They are likely a bunch of great kids. Tribal, clearly, but the open secret is we all are.
The issue is this photo keenly encapsulated a very, very real and rapid demographic change that’s taking place in America, especially the Texas triangle. And it’s not a racist or bigoted reaction to have a discussion about what the picture represents.
But you just remember Ben is and always has been a “free trade is swell as long as it keeps increasing GDP and gives me cheap TVs” and “I don’t give a damn about the browning of America” kind of guy.
It’s also hilarious how he thinks this budding multi-etching America would be super accepting of him.
You don’t have to be a racist to understand Ben’s brand of ‘conservatism’ isn’t long for this world, you just have to be not retarded.
@bluestein “He came here to save everybody” - amen to that! Rick is the exact candidate that Georgia needs - someone who wants to serve everybody regardless of race, gender, or religion.