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Think. Again.

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1. Good, I'm glad to hear the "Big Clean Out" has begun.

Reply to drray23 (Original post)

Thu Oct 31, 2024, 06:00 PM

Oct 2024

Hopefully, every rightwinger will simply leave any and every social circle they belong to and hide out for the rest of their pathetic hateful lives in lonely, dark, shamed misery.

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Our little episcopal church is being rocked by this election. [View all] drray23 Oct 2024 OP

Good, I'm glad to hear the "Big Clean Out" has begun. Think. Again. Oct 2024 #1

our church diocese( episcopa)l went through a split in 2007 AllaN01Bear Oct 2024 #2

Sounds like your church SomedayKindaLove Oct 2024 #3

Love thy neighbor wasn't conditional, like only if they're white. surfered Oct 2024 #4

The Methodist church split over LGBT. surfered Oct 2024 #5

do you even realize how ridiuclous that sounds Skittles Oct 2024 #18

30% is about right across the board. live love laugh Oct 2024 #6

yeah ok Skittles Oct 2024 #7

Maybe there's other reasons people go to church Hieronymus Phact Oct 2024 #8

nope Skittles Oct 2024 #11

wow Hieronymus Phact Nov 2024 #21

Chances are some people just didn't feel it needed any sort of discussion Warpy Oct 2024 #9

We live in the middle of nowhere in a small town in the south. no megachurch there. drray23 Oct 2024 #10

There will always be some sourpusses who only went there because it was closest Warpy Nov 2024 #19

"Most likely the Klanners had departed .. Wednesdays Oct 2024 #13

Your church wasn't rocked. People were rocked when confronted with the wickedness of their beliefs. usonian Oct 2024 #12

Offending immorality is righteous! BaronChocula Oct 2024 #14

Sounds like the 70% that aren't offended by condemning white supremacy will make a much nicer congregation. MLAA Oct 2024 #15

The United Methodist Church went through this over the past few years. AverageOldGuy Oct 2024 #16

I am pretty sure that many of you will look around and find that their leaving was a blessing. summer_in_TX Oct 2024 #17

I'm so sorry wryter2000 Nov 2024 #20

I know I'm a bit late in responding to this. Different Drummer Nov 23 #22