Comparing Republican "Christian Values" To Islamic Fundamentalism

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Comparing Republican “Christian Values” To Islamic Fundamentalism

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Let’s also not forget that both right-wing evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists believe that a nation should be ruled by religion, also know as a theocratic form of government. Both groups believe their rights are given to them by God (or Allah), not the government. And while many Islamic nations on this planet are indeed ruled by religion, it is our secularist Constitution which has prevented Christian radicals here from ruling this nation as the theocracy they’d love for it to be.

Then there’s always intolerance of other religions. A nation such as Saudi Arabia has no tolerance for any other religions besides Islam. And I can’t help but think that, if many conservatives had their way, this nation would also ban other religions – especially Islam. But while we’re obviously much more tolerant to religious freedom here in the United States than some Islamic states, that is another example of secularism providing that freedom – not Christian fundamentalism.

But when you get right down to it, isn’t the goal of both right-wing Christian evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists essentially the same – to build nations based upon theocracies and religious rule?

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Mike Pence:
"A Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order"

Really Mike, really?
IOWs what Mike is saying is, Mike wants the Christian equivalent of Sharia Law for the USofA. Thank God the Constitution of the United States of America stands in the way of Mike and dumbasses like him...





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Comparing Republican “Christian Values” To Islamic Fundamentalism

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Let’s also not forget that both right-wing evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists believe that a nation should be ruled by religion, also know as a theocratic form of government. Both groups believe their rights are given to them by God (or Allah), not the government. And while many Islamic nations on this planet are indeed ruled by religion, it is our secularist Constitution which has prevented Christian radicals here from ruling this nation as the theocracy they’d love for it to be.

Then there’s always intolerance of other religions. A nation such as Saudi Arabia has no tolerance for any other religions besides Islam. And I can’t help but think that, if many conservatives had their way, this nation would also ban other religions – especially Islam. But while we’re obviously much more tolerant to religious freedom here in the United States than some Islamic states, that is another example of secularism providing that freedom – not Christian fundamentalism.

But when you get right down to it, isn’t the goal of both right-wing Christian evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists essentially the same – to build nations based upon theocracies and religious rule?

<snip>

Mike Pence:
"A Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order"

Really Mike, really?
IOWs what Mike is saying is, Mike wants the Christian equivalent of Sharia Law for the USofA. Thank God the Constitution of the United States of America stands in the way of Mike and dumbasses like him...





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When's the last time a Christian hopped in a truck and mowed down 80+ people? Or shot up a gay nightclub, bombed a crowd at a marathon, shot up an Army base? Flew an airliner into a skyscraper? Or even demand you convert or you get your head lopped off?
 
Here's the difference between the two. A Christian evangelical will make you an apple pie and share the Gospel with you. An Islamic fundamentalist will behead you unless you convert to Islam.

Are you really saying these are the same thing?
Depends if they use Granny Smiths or Jonathan apples..
 
The liberal false equivalencies, they will end, never...

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All religions are clearly not the same, just as all cultures, races or all people aren't... Regressives have a lot to learn.
 
When's the last time a Christian hopped in a truck and mowed down 80+ people? Or shot up a gay nightclub, bombed a crowd at a marathon, shot up an Army base? Flew an airliner into a skyscraper? Or even demand you convert or you get your head lopped off?
When have they ever thrown a fag off of a building? Stoned a woman to death for being raped? Killed someone for leaving the religion?

Anyone who claims there is some equivalency between Christianity and Islam is a moron and/or a lying douche bag.
 
The three techniques the Regressive Left uses in spinning for the PC-protected religion:
  1. Deflecting to the misdeeds of Christianity
  2. Equating modern-day Islam with modern-day Christianity
  3. Going straight to personal insults and name-calling
#2 being used here.



Related: The Regressive Left and Islam -- What is happening here?
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Try comparing Christian fundamentalism with Islamic fundamentalism - then you'll be comparing shit to shit.
 
Christian fundamentalism = I won't bake your cake.

Islamic fundamentalism = eat your cake before someone throws you off a building.

Of course it's the same thing! Christian cake denial might be worse.
 
The three techniques the Regressive Left uses in spinning for the PC-protected religion:
  1. Deflecting to the misdeeds of Christianity
  2. Equating modern-day Islam with modern-day Christianity
  3. Going straight to personal insults and name-calling
#2 being used here.



Related: The Regressive Left and Islam -- What is happening here?
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Try comparing Christian fundamentalism with Islamic fundamentalism - then you'll be comparing shit to shit.

The comparison only shows why the West should view Islam as a mortal enemy.
 
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Comparing Republican “Christian Values” To Islamic Fundamentalism

<snip>

Let’s also not forget that both right-wing evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists believe that a nation should be ruled by religion, also know as a theocratic form of government. Both groups believe their rights are given to them by God (or Allah), not the government. And while many Islamic nations on this planet are indeed ruled by religion, it is our secularist Constitution which has prevented Christian radicals here from ruling this nation as the theocracy they’d love for it to be.

Then there’s always intolerance of other religions. A nation such as Saudi Arabia has no tolerance for any other religions besides Islam. And I can’t help but think that, if many conservatives had their way, this nation would also ban other religions – especially Islam. But while we’re obviously much more tolerant to religious freedom here in the United States than some Islamic states, that is another example of secularism providing that freedom – not Christian fundamentalism.

But when you get right down to it, isn’t the goal of both right-wing Christian evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists essentially the same – to build nations based upon theocracies and religious rule?

<snip>

Mike Pence:
"A Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order"

Really Mike, really?
IOWs what Mike is saying is, Mike wants the Christian equivalent of Sharia Law for the USofA. Thank God the Constitution of the United States of America stands in the way of Mike and dumbasses like him...





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Beware of the devil pushing love and kindness as our salvation. One in the person of an outgoing moron. One in the person of an incompetent liar wanting to be the replacement.
 
The three techniques the Regressive Left uses in spinning for the PC-protected religion:
  1. Deflecting to the misdeeds of Christianity
  2. Equating modern-day Islam with modern-day Christianity
  3. Going straight to personal insults and name-calling.
  1. Rinse. Repeat. Get applause from Nutbags. Rinse. Repeat.
And right on cue, one of them jumps in with a beautiful example of #3 for me.

I swear, the Regressive Lefties CAN'T HELP THEMSELVES.

:laugh:
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Comparing Republican “Christian Values” To Islamic Fundamentalism

<snip>

Let’s also not forget that both right-wing evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists believe that a nation should be ruled by religion, also know as a theocratic form of government. Both groups believe their rights are given to them by God (or Allah), not the government. And while many Islamic nations on this planet are indeed ruled by religion, it is our secularist Constitution which has prevented Christian radicals here from ruling this nation as the theocracy they’d love for it to be.

Then there’s always intolerance of other religions. A nation such as Saudi Arabia has no tolerance for any other religions besides Islam. And I can’t help but think that, if many conservatives had their way, this nation would also ban other religions – especially Islam. But while we’re obviously much more tolerant to religious freedom here in the United States than some Islamic states, that is another example of secularism providing that freedom – not Christian fundamentalism.

But when you get right down to it, isn’t the goal of both right-wing Christian evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists essentially the same – to build nations based upon theocracies and religious rule?

<snip>

Mike Pence:
"A Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order"

Really Mike, really?
IOWs what Mike is saying is, Mike wants the Christian equivalent of Sharia Law for the USofA. Thank God the Constitution of the United States of America stands in the way of Mike and dumbasses like him...





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That's correct.

Reason I'll vote for whomever allows me to bear arms.


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Comparing Republican “Christian Values” To Islamic Fundamentalism

<snip>

Let’s also not forget that both right-wing evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists believe that a nation should be ruled by religion, also know as a theocratic form of government. Both groups believe their rights are given to them by God (or Allah), not the government. And while many Islamic nations on this planet are indeed ruled by religion, it is our secularist Constitution which has prevented Christian radicals here from ruling this nation as the theocracy they’d love for it to be.

Then there’s always intolerance of other religions. A nation such as Saudi Arabia has no tolerance for any other religions besides Islam. And I can’t help but think that, if many conservatives had their way, this nation would also ban other religions – especially Islam. But while we’re obviously much more tolerant to religious freedom here in the United States than some Islamic states, that is another example of secularism providing that freedom – not Christian fundamentalism.

But when you get right down to it, isn’t the goal of both right-wing Christian evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists essentially the same – to build nations based upon theocracies and religious rule?

<snip>

Mike Pence:
"A Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order"

Really Mike, really?
IOWs what Mike is saying is, Mike wants the Christian equivalent of Sharia Law for the USofA. Thank God the Constitution of the United States of America stands in the way of Mike and dumbasses like him...





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That's correct.

Reason I'll vote for whomever allows me to bear arms.


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Who is NOT allowing you to bear arms?
 
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Comparing Republican “Christian Values” To Islamic Fundamentalism

<snip>

Let’s also not forget that both right-wing evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists believe that a nation should be ruled by religion, also know as a theocratic form of government. Both groups believe their rights are given to them by God (or Allah), not the government. And while many Islamic nations on this planet are indeed ruled by religion, it is our secularist Constitution which has prevented Christian radicals here from ruling this nation as the theocracy they’d love for it to be.

Then there’s always intolerance of other religions. A nation such as Saudi Arabia has no tolerance for any other religions besides Islam. And I can’t help but think that, if many conservatives had their way, this nation would also ban other religions – especially Islam. But while we’re obviously much more tolerant to religious freedom here in the United States than some Islamic states, that is another example of secularism providing that freedom – not Christian fundamentalism.

But when you get right down to it, isn’t the goal of both right-wing Christian evangelicals and Islamic fundamentalists essentially the same – to build nations based upon theocracies and religious rule?

<snip>

Mike Pence:
"A Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order"

Really Mike, really?
IOWs what Mike is saying is, Mike wants the Christian equivalent of Sharia Law for the USofA. Thank God the Constitution of the United States of America stands in the way of Mike and dumbasses like him...





.


That's correct.

Reason I'll vote for whomever allows me to bear arms.


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Who is NOT allowing you to bear arms?


If Hillary wins then, Hillary and five of her SCOTUS hommies.


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