When we first started watching The Great British Baking Show, I was totally chill, and now, I find myself screaming, "No, not the matcha flavor, it never goes well!"
"No, put down the rosemary. It will taste soapy!"
"Lavender, why? WHY."
"Banana extract, OH GOD NO."
I also yell, "Don't throw your sponge in the bin until the other batch is done!"
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Any time folks call white Christian nationalism a fringe movement, I end up screaming, "IT'S ACTUALLY MAINSTREAM" while dying a little on the inside.
I have spent over an effin' decade trying to convince folks that white Christian nationalism is mainstream.
It doesn't matter how much evidence I bring to the table. There are still folks that insist loudly that it is a fringe movement.
And I'm not just talking about the people who are white Christian nationalists but the ways in which their ideas about faith and nation are common place.
White Christian nationalism isn't contained by a movement or movements. It's a mistake to think that it is.