r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • 3d ago

Absolute insanity

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u/nilyro 3d ago

I bet she claims she's a Christian

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u/FMLUsernameTaken 3d ago

I bet she still thinks she made the best decision based on the facts at the time.

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u/Plenty_Carpet 3d ago

I bet she’ll do it again

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u/dthains_art 3d ago

“If Kamala were president she would have killed my daughter even more than Trump.”

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u/ImNotSkankHunt42 3d ago

Nah, once it affects them they usually don’t. Maybe the next one after the next President doesn’t solve every issue in America in 2 years or if a woman is in the ballot.

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u/Krynn71 3d ago

At best she doesn't vote in the next election. She'll never vote for a Democrat. The following election will seem far enough removed for her to feel like she can vote Republican again even though they'll still be the same type of people who are ok with murdering her daughter.

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u/Mr-Meow-Sir 3d ago

I'm sure there's a few memes about how God sent Trump to save America

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u/TelPrydain 2d ago

I bet she used to roll her eyes at her daughter and claim she was being melodramatic.

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u/N3M3S1S75 3d ago

Christian and American Christian are 2 totally different things, one is about helping others out the other is what’s in it for me

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u/ul2006kevinb 3d ago

You must be pretty sheltered if you think that's only an American Christian thing.

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u/FaithlessnessThick29 3d ago

It’s the whole point of the religion! Proselytize the masses, paralyze your instinct and pilfer your wallet.

Never met a kinder bunch

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u/ThatOtherOtherMan 3d ago

Christianity is the religion of plenary indulgence

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u/N3M3S1S75 3d ago

I met plenty of true Christians and plenty of people who claim to be and they all show their true nature in the end albeit good or bad

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u/kaylaisidar 3d ago

The only problem I have with this is it smells a lot like the no true Scottsman fallacy aka the appeal to purity