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Atheists & Agnostics

FigTree

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3. The irony of it all

Reply to progressoid (Original post)

Thu Nov 24, 2016, 02:02 PM

Nov 2016

is that the man they voted for doesn’t strike as being religious... He's just your standard pussy-grabber, weathervane professional plunderer. Which indicates that even their belief-system is secondary to their racism.

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The role of fundamentalism in the election. [View all] progressoid Nov 2016 OP

Oh that is so true mountain grammy Nov 2016 #1

I know some of these people too. progressoid Nov 2016 #2

The irony of it all FigTree Nov 2016 #3

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And that's why fundamentalists don't care that Trump is the opposite of a good Christian. DetlefK Nov 2016 #5

..and if the evangelical "leaders" say Trump is a Christian, then.... RussBLib Nov 2016 #8

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