Padawanbater2
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Take some LSD and assess Trump's administration from an objective perspective. Do you honestly believe he is guided by his unyielding determination to help poor or middle-class people?
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LSD-25
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uuummmmmmm... yes i do. Instead of feeling sorry for all the deportees, and refugees.. why not be happy for Americans that are benefiting from Trump's policys? after all aren't we all in this together as Americans? United We Stand. Divided We Fall.
Padawanbater2
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What policies has Trump passed that help poor or middle-class people?
UncleBuck
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UncleBuck
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your health care insurance just went up and you can't get overtime anymore. but at least it's more expensive to buy AND finance a house now, right?
ttystikk
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Oh but wait- there more! Cutting taxes on corporations and building up the military budget will impoverish our children!
Making America great again!
LSD-25
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Dude... if I have to point out everything the man has done for us... then you need to pay more attention. he just signed an executive order to make it cool for church leaders to say what they want and endorse who they want openly and freely... problem with that??
Padawanbater2
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Yes. Have you ever heard of the separation between the church and state?
ttystikk
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Yes. Their tax exempt status if they do.
UncleBuck
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LOLOLOLOL
you are literally retarded. that executive order was so meaningless that the ACLU, which had promised to sue over it, ain't gonna.
it does nothing to affect the johnson amendment whatsoever. if church leaders endorse someone, they lose their tax exempt status, just like under obama.
it was a publicity stunt meant to dupe dumb racists, and look how well it worked.
ttystikk
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Heyyy let's hear what he has to say about American mosques and Jewish temples doing the same thing?
UncleBuck
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the EO he signed today was originally drafted to let people discriminate on the grounds of "religious liberty".
i'd love nothing more than to see doctors and nurses all over the country, who are overrepresented with jewish and muslim people, deny life saving health care to poor, needy white people like him.
that would be so nice to see.
ttystikk
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"What do you mean, National Jewish Health Center won't operate on a southern Baptist?!"
BWAHAHAHA!
londonfog
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Blunted 4 lyfe
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Ok great! He signed an executive order which allow churches to choose freely who they may want to endorse for political office, which btw goes against the edict of separation between church and state. maybe I'm a feeble old fool but please explain to me/us how does this help the poor?
Blunted 4 lyfe
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In other words my dear LSD-25, the EO signed today doesn't mean shit.
LSD-25
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churches feed the poor... It's good to support that... most churches help people in need... they feed the poor and provide shelter in times of need..the freedoms that Christianity and other religions have are a big reason that this country is the great place that it is today... and I personally think that it is great the church will get a voice again... The next step is to start the school day with the "Pledge Of Allegiance" again.. I think that would be great... And maybe even get some Conservative teachers in our schools agian to teach these antifa retards what a "real" nazi is, and what communism is and the damage that too much government can cause.. It's always baffled me how people who complain about government most, are the same people that vote for more government in our personal lives.. dig it..One Nation Under God, with Liberty and Justice for All!!!!!
ttystikk
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Why should we leave it to charity to feed people? Isn't that the responsibility of society?
I understand that able bodied people should work. How about training? Churches don't do that.
What about the disabled, mentally ill and elderly? They need long term care, churches can't provide that. The idea that it's okay to just ignore these people is inhumane.
Funny how people who say they go to church are totally fine with treating their less fortunate fellows like shit.
Until the right can own up to society's responsibility to these folks, they can't call themselves moral or ethical.
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Grandpapy
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My church is in a poor state. The congregation has little food or money for ourselves.
ttystikk
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Nevermind that it's society's job to take care of those less fortunate in life.
Surely the mega corps can find it in their hearts to help support the society they profit from? Especially if we pass laws requiring them to?