That was probably when BLM supported Palestinian rights. I think they've dropped that stance lately. I couldn't find any mention of it at all on their website, but there are some older Ferguson riot era articles that were written about their BDS support being "problematic".
Stalin/many late 20th-century commies didn't believe in any "imaginary skydaddies" and killed more people than Christians could even dream of.
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Really interesting connection you've found digging into that old magazine. Makes me wonder how many of those that wrote similar articles in the past are active in the current extreme left.
. I would also like to throw my hat into the OT pile to help lighten the mood with an incredibly well timed video of classic hollywood stars dancing (turn on cc to find out in which movies) to Uptown Funk.As far as religion is considered I'd probably fall into agnostic when it comes to the whole debate, it may be seen as the lazy mans "out" when dragged into such debates, but I find either side of the coin is too absolute given the subject. I'm not bothered by people that believe in god(s) nor those that don't, as long as they are reasonable about it.
This is the problem of the left. Their leaders believe one thing and tell their masses another (right has it too but nothing compared to the left with this). Here is the negative result (as you show): The ground forces make their own opinions, which are in line with the lie they're told, but against the truth of their owners. This is why they are so heavy handed with removing free will, so only the narrative can survive in the public sphere.
"Cultural Christianity" doesn't exist in the US. There's an echo of Christianity in certain public holidays, and Christian iconography is used in TV and movies because it looks cool, but the mores, philosophical underpinnings, and language of Christianity are largely absent. Non-Christians are unlikely to understand even semi-technical Christian terminology and have only a shallow understanding of a handful of Christian symbols. We can't use Christian ideas to communicate with them, because the non-Christian majority doesn't understand those ideas. There is no sense of shared Christian history as Christian history--it is more likely felt as a history of Christian oppression.
I didn't think Karen was a slur, but this comic changed my mind.
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Only if the perp doesn't escape. If they do, they can charge you with assault and win. There's precedence to this.
It'll likely get memory holed, since it was only their UK branch. If other BLM terrorist accounts start blaring it out, then I can see the "shut it down" and other damage control.
