blackascoal
The Force is With Me
See, that's what I do not understand about Republicans/conservatives/Christians. How on earth can you claim to be anti-racism, anti-bigotry, anti-discrimination if you choose to vote for candidates and an entire party that is just fine with those things? How can you claim to follow Jesus yet vote for candidates and an entire party that does absolutely nothing that Jesus advocated -- you know, like feeding the hungry, sheltering those in need, healing the sick (not that politicians heal people, but some are definitely against universal health care), etc.? How can you vote for a disgusting amoral selfish adulterous lech for president and still claim to be moral yourself?
I agree with that .. however, we cannot be purist and only attract the purist. From my perspective standing up against racism and sexism is a pretty good place to start the conversation no matter what label one wears.
We all come from different places with different backgrounds from different environments. Regardless of any of that, if one stands against against right-wing evil, we can have a conversation .. and some of the republican/Christian posters here didn't vote for Trump. A few of them, like Sailor, won't take any shit from a racist, and he doesn't engage in woman-hate as the right-wing morons do. Right-wing and republican aren't necessarily the same person.
Should we brand all who stand against right-wing evil the same as we brand those who support it? I think we would be wrong, and frankly, too full of ourselves if we do.