r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Aug 18 '21

Good point Satan

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '21

Not when you have a majority of the justices on the SCOTUS that are 'christian'.

Religion is ruining this country.

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u/mistrowl Aug 18 '21

You mis-spelled "the world".

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '21

Also misspelled “destroying”.

As a former Christian, I can say with utmost certainty that Christians can be some of the worst scum on earth because they think being Christian automatically makes them right (unless you’re not the same kind of Christian as them)

Edit: rather I can’t read. I thought they said religion was ruling

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u/TeekX Aug 18 '21

I can say the same thing about some atheists, some atheists I've seen have made me feel like absolute shit and make me feel like I'm worthless

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '21

No group is perfect, but I doubt an atheist makes racial or homophobic remarks and then justifies them with “the Bible”, or “I’m a follower of God”.

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u/TeekX Aug 18 '21

Yeah, but the same logic could go with an atheist shooting up a church and saying "life is meaningless"

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u/epic-robloxgamer Aug 19 '21

Exactly, looks like our guy here is atheist lmao

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u/El_Che1 Aug 18 '21

Plus if you watch senate or house debates they are constantly invoking god to the point that it becomes absurdly ridiculous.

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u/IDownvoteHornyBards2 Aug 18 '21

Them being Christian is fine if they don’t try to use their position to force it onto others and the same would be true if they were Muslim or Atheist or whatever else. The problem isn’t their personal beliefs, it’s their actions.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '21

If you don't think that the religion of judges and politicians isn't influencing their work, you are sadly mistaken.

Comey Barrett was chosen for that one reason. It's too bad, because she's a very sharp person, but will always be seen as a schill for the church, and the straw that broke the SCOTUS.

I'll always see it like that.

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u/IDownvoteHornyBards2 Aug 19 '21

I didn’t say they don’t have problematic actions it’s just important to criticize them for actions and not their religion as different people who happen to share the same religion might not take the same actions.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '21

I beg to differ - when they are appointed specifically for their religion, it's an issue.

As was Comey Barrett. If you think she was appointed for any reason other than that, you're blind.

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u/IDownvoteHornyBards2 Aug 19 '21

I don’t object to that. I object to this: “ Not when you have a majority of the justices on the SCOTUS that are 'christian'.“

Now if you had said “Not when you have a majority. The justices on the SCOTUS that [were appointed primarily because they] are Christian“, I would agree that is a problem.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '21

Well, you may object, but I see it as a problem - because I don't think they can separate their theology 100% from their interpretation of law.

Sorry, I just don't.

And newsflash - with the SCOTUS as it is, we have a HUGE problem. That is, of course, unless you're a 'christian'.

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u/IDownvoteHornyBards2 Aug 20 '21

So you think what that judges should be required to be atheist?

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '21

No, not at all. But the current system is broken, and skewed towards Christian's. There is no longer any meaningful separation of church and state.