It’s as if the first people coming here were fleeing due to religious persecution. It’s as if they came here (colonized) to get freedom of religion 😱(I’m pro separation of church and state as a former Christian lol)
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Anonymous20w
No but you don’t get it, the founding fathers were Christian and therefore separation of church and state doesn’t apply to Christianity /s
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Anonymous20w
One nation under God
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Anonymous20w
but I thought anti-american was the cool hip thing nowadays
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Anonymous#120w
Says who?
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Anonymous#220w
Oops I misread this as being pointed at Christianity instead of just all religion. Still applies to one group of people though
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Anonymous#220w
Yea only one religion is attempting to overhaul the federal government right now so that’s fair
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AnonymousOP20w
Well I mean it’s not overhauling the government if it’s written into the foundation. Look up original intent by David Barton
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Anonymous#420w
That part of the pledge was only added in 1954
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Anonymous#620w
But it harkens back to the Declaration
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Anonymous#420w
So does slavery
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Anonymous#220w
If you can prove that your religion is real and everyone else is lying then it can become part of the government. Till then? Keep your fucking beliefs out of my and everyone elses rights and don’t push it down everyone else’s throats
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Anonymous#720w
I was being sarcastic lol, I think it’s fucking horrendous that they think they can do this just because the founding fathers were Christian
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Anonymous#720w
The /s is a tone indicator meaning “sarcastic”
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Anonymous#620w
My bfs great grandfather is who wrote that part 🫠
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Anonymous#420w
The constitution
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Anonymous#220w
#2, the number of downvotes only confirms your skill at satire. Well played
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Anonymous#1020w
gen thought it was a real comment until the tone indicator. I’ve seen people proudly call themselves nationalists “since it means [they] love [their] nation” (😭) so this seems like a tame but genuine bad take in comparison