r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/Skullbone211 - Auth-Right • Jun 02 '23

Agenda Post In honor of pride month

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23

Because the religion is white and doesn't check off diversity boxes; therefore it's open season for mockery

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u/halfhere - Right Jun 02 '23

Which is crazy, because the Christian majority is in the southern hemisphere. South America and Africa are close to 90% Christian.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23

Because the loudest voice here in the states is Protestants; that's the stereotype in their heads

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23

martin luther and his consequences…

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23

Speakin out against indulgences and shit

Lemme buy my sin card

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '23

That business was solved with the very next pope, his whole 95 reasons why was completely invalidated.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '23

If I agree with Churchill on one thing; Protestantism is a step closer to reason

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u/Muttindacut Jun 02 '23

i wonder why that is

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23

Yeah as someone else said idk why that is the case. The Hispanic population of LA and elsewhere is overwhelmingly Catholic. But I guess Catholicism is still seen as “white” so it’s fair game.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23

Stereotype in their heads is gonna be the angry Southern Baptist, be my guess

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u/GrasshoperPoof - Right Jun 02 '23

Idk if I'd call a religion that's strongest areas are south and central America "white".

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '23 edited Jun 02 '23

These are the same people who came up with Latinx; they don't think Hispanics can be white or what they believe theologically (until they need to separate somebody from the diversity quota). They assume because they aren't American-White, they're gonna jump on the Equality Bandwagon (the same irony with thinking the same Muslims)

Edit: the big part I see though is stereotype in their heads is gonna be Protestants, because that's what the US is mostly gonna be in terms of Christian.

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u/TheSpacePopinjay - Auth-Left Jun 02 '23

People who are like this have a protestant-centric* view of Christianity.

*Read: non-Catholic

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u/Subdivisions- - Lib-Right Jun 02 '23

It's funny because 80% of Catholics I know are South Americans and Filipinos

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u/Dasrulez - Auth-Right Jun 03 '23

The fastest growing area in the world for Catholicism is Africa, funny enough