Christians are wild, man.
Whenever I point this stuff out, folks say “these aren’t real Christians!” But: to those of us who don’t share your theological proclivities, the only thing that matters are facts, not your hopes. The facts are, most American Christians support a white supremacist predator.
If this fact is unpleasant or objectionable to you, and the only thing you do is complain to those of us who aren’t of your faith (and thus don’t benefit from the extreme Christian supremacy that underpins all American politics), then you’re not interested in changing it.
A lot of people are (correctly!) pointing out that Black Christians hardly support Trump. Obviously this is true. No other faith in America gets to point out its racial, sectarian, or denomination distinctions when it’s criticized, so I don’t routinely do it for Christians.
According to this reply, it may not be most American Christians, but simply the single largest, most effective, most culturally dominant political block of Christians. So, let me know when y’all have fixed that.
