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I'm going to deadname the Gulf of Mexico, like a real patriot. A body of water cannot choose its geographical identity. It is, and always will be, the map-designated location that it has been since (before) the conception of the United States.

Woke nonsense from the Right.

I definitely haven't taken all the teachings to heart, and I guess I'm an atheist about this, too - because I believe these people are beyond hope, beyond salvation.

But maybe the believers still following Christ and not Trump - maybe they can have that hope for the rest of us.

7/7

I think that's what really gets me deep in the chest, that weird unsettled feeling - they're doing what they were warned against. They're rejecting Christ and his teachings. And unlike me, they SHOULD believe that they'll have to answer for it. As for me, deep in my skeptic "soul..."

6/?

The one thing I know is that if I find I was wrong, when I die, if I had to stand in front of the Christian God, I would rather stand there as myself, saying that I just couldn't believe, I wasn't wired for it - than as one of the so called Christians so vocally denying Christ to follow Trump.

5/?

I couldn't imagine these people who professed to be true believers turning on their savior. I felt like a fraud because I was, at best, a somewhat agnostic "red letter" Christian, only interested in the words of Jesus. But... was I the fraud? Maybe I'm destined for hell, if it were real.

4/?

There's a part of me that was shaped by those teachings, that grew into who I am today. And that part of me still remembers the warnings about how people would reject him. And turn on him. And follow Man and not Christ. Because they would hate his message.

3/?

And here's the thing. I'm not religious. But I was radicalized in the church. The teachings of Jesus were what initially solidified my views on equality, kindness, mercy, selflessness, and, greed. Even faithless I still carry that with me. And there's an ugly feeling watching them reject it.

2/?

Trump really did it, though, didn't he? He has self proclaimed Christians outwardly, loudly, directly rejecting the teachings of Christ and turning their backs on the Church, for him. A narcissist's greatest dream - overthrowing God.

1/2?

I made this since I knew I'm going to be using it like, weekly, for the next four years.

my favorite regional billboard

Class traitor ✨

On the 11th day of Class War Christmas . . .

Oh no 😣 feel better soon!!

My thoughts and prayers most definitely are as well.

As far as I know, not being bulletproof is a pre-existing condition ✨

always a good one

There's a way to create "starter packs" here where one click adds them all. Not saying you have to do more work of course! But it's a neat feature if you ever want to use it.

Love it!

...only the 'bad' one 😂🫣

I remember when you just turned on your computer and used your programs and files that you owned and saved, on your computer. Then you could get on Al Gore's internet and talk to other humans, without bots intruding. Those... Those were the good ole days.

Am I the boomer now?

If anyone can save the working class, it's definitely going to be a pair of narcissistic billionaires.

The left should manage these ideas, and if you believe that the right won't corrupt it, I'll leave you to your brainworms.

I think it's lovely when integrated with other care ❤️ I have an ADHD 11 year old who benefits greatly from gardening. I do not think that anything proposed by Captain Brainworms would be beneficial, however.

RFK Jr. Says He’ll Send People Taking Adderall to Labor Camps Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to strip people of their tech gadgets and send them to government-funded "wellness farms" to grow organic food.

Can't wait to tell my ADHD kids about their bright futures in RFK's labor camps 🥰 futurism.com/neoscope/rfk...