@lucyjaynewhite1 I rather it have Jose, Juan, Tyrone, Ali, Lao, Ho, and especially indigenous named folks like Running Bear. White folk tend to ruin the cookout.
@GuntherEagleman Trump could rip a fetus from the womb of a pregnant woman, rape the fetus, then while it was still screaming, eat the fetus cannibalistically, and you would still think Trump was sinless.
@WalshFreedom The Holocaust industialized the pogroms Christians were already doing to the Jewish communities in Europe, following the lead of the Council of Trent 1515, Martin Luther's and John Calvin's frequent screeds about deicide by the Jewish people, etc.
@SteveLovesAmmo Democrats committed? Lolwut? The only thing most democrats are committed to is getting more AIPAC dollars. Schumer is Brave Sir Robin for any conflict politically that requires taking an actual stand.
@WhiteHouse I fully trust Trump to do the absolutely most idiotic move on every topic with his motivation being putting cash into his pocket and using wealth to rent friends
@CharlesN83072 has blocked you
Called me an asshole because I cited actual historical numbers and he had nothing but Islamophobia but no data. He should understand flattery will get him nowhere (I take being called an asshole as high praise)
@Davids_Sarcasm@VividProwess And Evangelicals are the most violent of all of the flavors of Christian. They take literally "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live" by murdering wiccans. Those are the ones who bomb medical clinics.
This X post by @Underthering12is a direct reply to Gunther Eagleman's claim that America is a Christian nation barring Muslims from office, arguing instead for secular governance.
It accurately cites Article 11 of the 1797 Treaty of Tripoli, ratified by the Senate and signed by President John Adams, declaring the US government "is not in any sense founded on the Christian religion."
The reply correctly references the First Amendment's establishment and free exercise clauses alongside Article VI's ban on religious tests for federal office, underscoring constitutional religious neutrality.
@GuntherEagleman No we are not a Christian Nation. John Adams said so in the treaty of Tripoli. The first amendment forbids the government from establishing a government approved religion or prohibiting the free exercise of any chosen religion. also the constitution disallows religious tests
@CharlesN83072@RobSchneider It aggregates from multiple sources. Doing years of work finding the documents like census data in minutes. You not being arsed to look things up is a you problem, and I don't give a shit what you believe. The fact is Christians are more violent than any other religion.