Far right gop candidate burns Quran saying this is a Christian nation

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow smh they all failed high school

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow someone should remind her, dunno if one could email her and ask genuinely why she doesn't know history at this point, it's kind of a wonder

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow I think the same back then though, there were slaves that helped catch other slaves. And it worked on two African groups colonialists pinned against each other. They told one group that they were better than the other. Lots of propaganda about how the tribe was stronger, looked better and was fit. Even if this wasn't true, it's the perceived views at the time.

It was very successful in getting them to discriminate against one another.

I feel like it's similar even though it's not, wish I had the answers

@DogMan Which politician burned a bible specifically for an ad campaign? Yeah that's what I thought.

What I'm hearing from you is that since citizens do that, it's okay if our leaders do that. But it's not the same thing. You are never going to control other people, just yourself and leaders have a different power dynamic. So using that as a rationalization isn't justified.

What if you were a paramedic and some gay guy stole from you sometime so there's another unrelated gay guy having an emergency and you steal his wallet from him in the ambulance because in the past a gay guy stole from you.

Does this make sense to do that. No.

We have a country that has conflicting religious views but we have freedom to be what we want. If you don't believe in that, leave.