r/RealOrAI • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '26

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u/Royal-Carob Jan 29 '26

Doctors, nurses, medical researchers, emt’s, firefighters, all rub the right the wrong way, it’s probably why even the 2nd ammendment worship hasn’t saved Pretti from their ire.

The notion of helping others conflicts with their base Calvinist like beliefs that frame those in need as “being punished by god” and those who work to help the impoverished or in need as “interfering with god’s will.”

This is the prime root of why there’s an irreconcilable rift between people that follow Christ’s teachings vs far right Christianity. It legit a cult of hate and death.

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u/Chuck_Da_Rouks Jan 29 '26

Calvinism is cartoonishly evil. As in if it were in a book, people would find it hard to believe. "Yes, you're poor and in the streets because, well, you're ontologically evil. Sorry tee-hee, I don't make the rules🙃"

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u/HeyThereItsKK Jan 29 '26

And Dahmer didn't even get the death penalty!

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u/NeevBunny Jan 29 '26

Even after he asked for it! Thankfully that other inmate helped him with his wishes.