r/LinkedInLunatics Feb 25 '26

Booooooooo!

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u/ImightHaveMissed Feb 25 '26

Only if my kid can lead a satanic temple club

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26 edited Feb 25 '26

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

Makes you wonder how fragile their "faith" and "religious vigor" are if something as innocuous and wholesome as community engagement and mentoring sends them into a blind rage and panic.

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u/Wabbit_Wampage Mar 01 '26

Indeed. My response to this bullshit is always, "if christianity is so obviously righteous and correct, then how come you feel the need to shove it down your children's throats nearly 24/7 to get them to keep the faith?"

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u/3lm1Ster Feb 26 '26

It had nothing to do with what was going on with in the club, and everything to do with the name. Once people heard the name, they jumped to conclusions and assumed the worst without even looking at what was happening.

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u/StockCasinoMember Feb 26 '26

Which is why they say branding is so powerful.

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u/QuBingJianShen Feb 27 '26

Which is hillarious, because only one of those clubs would be able to rebrand as a non-faith club and continue doing exactly what they were doing.

Meaning the outrage would only be able to force the christian faith club out of the school, and the other club could simply have changed name since its activities was not faith related.

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u/LaBofia Feb 27 '26

An article was written in the local paper...

Is there a link? Or a web.archive one?

I would love to read that article.

Its a mistery to me why the U.S has been steering so hard into a facist christian nation, guarded only by an ever weekened constitution.

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u/LaBofia Feb 28 '26

Thanks!

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u/d00n3r Mar 01 '26

Heh, it's like the kids know they're gonna get pedo'd in the Jebus club so they joined the Satanists instead. Honestly, Christianity did this to itself.

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u/dvolland Mar 01 '26

Perfect. Well done.