Wearing Jesus on your neck is like a massive red flag !

Any man or woman (or other) doing that is almost immediately an outlier for both of us. It signifies intolerance of differences and of the lgbtiqa etc. tribe.

Note we don't 'identify' as part of that tribe because it's so hyper-woke and cliched.

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JimboSaturn · 56-60, M

Many people wear crosses or crucifixes that are loving people

IamCuriousBabe · 51-55, F

@JimboSaturn It's a personal thing too, so I don't see why ANYONE seeing it worn by others should be triggered.

Imagine her reaction seeing rosaries hanging off rear-view mirrors.

JimboSaturn · 56-60, M

@IamCuriousBabe Im from a deeply Catholic family

IamCuriousBabe · 51-55, F

@JimboSaturn Sad to say that today's wokes and anti-religious haters come from very religious but hypocritical upbringing.

Attacking someone else based on religious views is to me, among the laziest forms of arguing. I'd rather understand where the problem really lies and how to solve it.

bijouxbroussard · F

@IamCuriousBabe

Sad to say that today's wokes and anti-religious haters come from very religious but hypocritical upbringing.

Nobody who hates should be called "woke". It’s now the term used by the haters against those who don’t.

IamCuriousBabe · 51-55, F

@bijouxbroussard The word "wokes" has had negative connotations everywhere I see it. And it's meaning is so subjective. I'll stick to "haters" then.

bijouxbroussard · F

@IamCuriousBabe It’s very old black slang that used to mean something entirely different from the way right-wingers use it now.

IamCuriousBabe · 51-55, F

@bijouxbroussard I see that now, just looked it up on Wikipedia.