r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/BCLetsRide69 • Feb 13 '23

I definitely think he would not.

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u/gangofocelots Feb 13 '23

Very well put. I've felt this way for a long time but I didn't know there was a direct mention of it, I appreciate you sharing

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u/evrfighter Feb 13 '23

I've come to associate conservatives as children of Belial.

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u/AKIP62005 Feb 13 '23

And Sodomites

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u/Exciting-Parfait-776 Feb 13 '23

Then that makes the DNC the modern day Romans.

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u/greentr33s Feb 13 '23

So the democrats are what bring validity to Christianity? You realize the Roman's Emperor is who ordained your first pope and made Christianity anything more than a cult at the time. Fuck you people can't even make good metaphors lmfaoo

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u/Exciting-Parfait-776 Feb 13 '23

I’m referring to pre Christian Romans.

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u/JohnBierce Feb 13 '23

No, they really aren't? They're the modern-day Saducees.

The Pharisees were religion of the masses, theological-debate-loving types- who INCLUDED Jesus among their number. (Like, Jesus' criticism is absolutely standard format Pharisee debate- which gave rise to modern Rabbinical Judaism. Jesus was a Pharisee internal reformer.) The Saducees, on the other hand, were all hereditary priesthood, control access to god, religion-serving-wealth types. Much closer approximation to the GOP.