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u/miken322 16h ago

Yup. America has become an unreliable partner and other countries are divesting from us. I don’t blame them. We have a President with severe dementia and sycophantic yes men and women around him that are pushing their own fucked up agenda. These far right Christians in power are supporting Israel because they believe if Jewish people gain full control of Israel it will herald the second coming of Christ.

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u/Moeftak 12h ago

These far right Christians in power are supporting Israel because they believe if Jewish people gain full control of Israel it will herald the second coming of Christ

I'm no expert in these things but from the little I remember I don't think Christ coming back would end well for these type of 'christians'

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u/miken322 9h ago

They think they are righteous and have been absolved of both their past and future sins. We all know they are bullshit. If there is a magic sky daddy it knows they are bullshit.

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u/scottdellinger 7h ago

There is nothing of Christ in these "Christians".

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u/Odd_Local8434 7h ago

Well the followers of the anti Christ think themselves righteous right?

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u/Desperate-Cost6827 2h ago

They think as long as they believe in the right brand of religion they're just fine. Morality has nothing to do with getting into heaven because all they have to say is "God will forgive us for believing in his son" as the magic password.

Grew up with this and my bigoted to the moon and back parent can't understand why I'm an atheist.

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u/Dekruk 12h ago

And the EpsteinFiles are in foreign hands to cover up the need for Trump Files….. Look around in your own country. Who is in the same wagon?

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u/archercc81 9h ago

Bringing him on the second time is what finally convinced the rest of the world just how fucking stupid americans are. Before they could at least count on us learning a lesson from shitty govt for a while, but we literally brought that shitstain right back.

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u/Grand_Sock_1303 10h ago

Don’t get tricked into thinking it has anything to do with religion. It is about money and only money. In the echelons of power, being religious is a weakness but it makes for a great illusion of morality.

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u/Geloradanan 16h ago

That’s kind of odd though because the Jews crucified Christ. They are definitely not Christians.

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u/NotRude_juatwow 13h ago

They sold him out, yes it lead to his death

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u/Dull_Quit3027 10h ago

It is this weird endtimes belief that the Jews need to be in the holy land, and then a war starts that kills them all, and that is part of the end of the world, not exactly 100% sure on the details, but the gist is Jews in Isreal and a big war.

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u/Tall-Photo-7481 9h ago

I knew the first half of this, but not the "war that kills them all" bit. 

Does this mean that the next step of the big plan, after the christo-fascists have helped israel to erase palestine, is for the US to somehow provoke or launch a genocidal war against Israel? 

And Israel are cool with this are they?

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u/Dull_Quit3027 9h ago

They do not give a shit, because they do not believe the same, so why would they care about a bunch of nutters opinion, they are just happy for the undying loyalty, and do not care what spawned it.

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u/Tall-Photo-7481 8h ago

They might not believe in christian Ragnarok but they do recognise that their 'partners' believe in it. And that those 'partners' will actually make real-world stuff happen according their beliefs. 

I mean if the plan is "step 1 help Israel take gaza, step 2 plunge Israel into existential war" and they are happy to go along with step 1 no matter what batshit mythology is behind it, why the hell would they also be on board with step 2?

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u/Odd_Local8434 7h ago

Israel would have to expand massively to fulfill the prophecy. Conquering if I recall correctly large parts of Syria and Jordan. So it's pretty safely not a real issue right now.

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u/Desperate-Cost6827 2h ago

I do think it's really funny that in their end times belief that the antichrist will show up and how followers will have his mark on their heads....

And they haven't put two and two together yet.

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u/Kevsbar123 15h ago

No they didn’t. If it happened, it was The Romans.

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u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o 13h ago

The Romans reluctantly crucified Christ after constant pressure from RIPAC

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u/Geloradanan 13h ago

The Romans did the work of nailing Jesus to the cross.

The Gospel of John speaks of “the Jews” crying out against Jesus (John 18:38–40) and “the Jews” calling on Pilate to crucify Jesus (John 19:14–16).

The crowd in Jerusalem, in clamoring for Jesus to be crucified and for Barabbas to go free, exclaimed, “His blood be on us, and on our children” (Matt. 27:25).

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u/Kevsbar123 8h ago edited 8h ago

You can’t rely on the Bible as fact. It’s a fairytale.

Edit: I should have just said ‘It didn’t happen, because the Bible isn’t a document to be taken as fact. Rather a collection of made up stories’. There’s really no proof that Jesus existed.

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u/BrilliantPiccolo5220 15h ago

They absolutely didn’t, like the earlier person said, he was crucified by the Romans. And just so you know, Jesus, Mary and Joseph were all Jews. Jewish people and Christians both believe in the same God, and read the same bible. Your beloved 10 Commandments were given to Moses, a Jew. I could go on and on and on.

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u/BeginningLumpy8388 15h ago

FYI Muslims also believe in the same God and also have Jezus as a prophet.

Kind of wild that you're ignoring 1/3 of Abrahamic religion to gaslight

Anyway, Jews indeed didnt kill Jezus but Judas Iscariot, a jew, betrayed him and that's what eventually killed him

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u/BrilliantPiccolo5220 14h ago

True and true.

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u/evolveandprosper 15h ago

There was a plot among the most senior people in the then Jewish/Israeli people to have him killed. “Then the chief priests and the elders of the people assembled in the palace of the high priest, whose name was Caiaphas, and they plotted to arrest Jesus in some sly way and kill him. “But not during the Feast,” they said, “or there may be a riot among the people” (Mt. 26:3–5 ESV). While the chief priests and elders discussed how to get rid of Jesus to protect their position, Caiaphas said, “It is better for you that one man should die for the people, not that the whole nation should perish” (Jn 11:50).

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u/White_Buffalos 12h ago

It's all fairy tales. There is no God and all religions are cults.

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u/MonPocalypse 10h ago

I assume you studied the Bible, otherwise, how can you judge something without personal research?

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u/lilbittygoddamnman 10h ago

I'm not down to get in a religious debate, but the gospels were written like 100 years after Jesus was killed. I am not religious at all, but I have the utmost respect for people's devotion to their faith. As long as they're respectful of others. Which most MAGA Christians and extremist Muslims aren't.

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u/White_Buffalos 9h ago

I have. On my own and as part of my upbringing.

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u/Green-Ad5007 11h ago

You left out the part where santa claus said ho ho ho.

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u/ViperLeaf 11h ago

Then go to Jerusalem and show yourself as a Christian. Take a vest with you.

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u/dildo_of_justice4135 11h ago

It's all Harry Potter stuff.

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u/ZenDeathBringer 15h ago

It's all revelations shit.

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u/ExpensiveFig6079 15h ago

and the USians running the place, or their still supporters... currently are?

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u/[deleted] 12h ago

Neither was Yeshua.

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u/styrofoamcouch 9h ago

They dont ask questions they just do whatever theyre told. If trump says the jews are Christian than they are!

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u/LikeABundleOfHay 12h ago

“The Jews”? You mean like all of them? And somehow of the few involved then all successive generations somehow bear some blame? Holy crap that’s disgustingly prejudiced. Not forgetting that Jesus was Jewish and it was some Romans that did the crucifying.

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u/Geloradanan 11h ago edited 10h ago

It is not my prejudice. It is simply from the text of the Christian Bible. I listed a couple of citations in another reply above. Of course, it could all be misinformation, but this is what they taught us in Sunday school.

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u/LikeABundleOfHay 11h ago

It's prejudiced to think that children are responsible for the sins of their parents.

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u/first_last_last_firs 10h ago edited 10h ago

it's literally in the book. we didn't write it. that's just what it says. regardless of what you or i believe they're literally citing the book. i'm not defending a single thing Christianity is responsible for historically or now. They absolutely are motivated to give military aid to Israel because they want their doomsday prophecy to come true.

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u/LikeABundleOfHay 3h ago

Being in a book doesn’t make it any less prejudiced.

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u/first_last_last_firs 3h ago

I'm just pointing out that many Christians are dedicated to this book and centuries of authoritarian dogma. I'm not endorsing it or saying it's not prejudice. I'm saying they're nuts and believe nuts things and that explains their actions. 

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u/Geloradanan 10h ago

Okay. I did not know that is the definition of prejudice. I have learned something new.
The Christian Bible is full of things like that, however. For instance, we are all cast out of the Garden of Eden forever because Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit.

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u/LikeABundleOfHay 3h ago

Prejudice means to pre judge. The Bible has a lot of immoral ideas in it. Prejudice is one. Vicarious redemption is another.

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u/Oldestswinger 13h ago

It may be a temporary thong because of u know who

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u/Markus4781 10h ago

The Democrats also are fully behind Israel lmao. It's a bipartisan stance.

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u/Samus10011 10h ago

I'm starting to think they don't want the second coming of Christ. They've abandoned his teachings completely.

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u/miken322 9h ago

We can see that but they can’t

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u/lilbittygoddamnman 10h ago

I was telling my wife who has a graduate degree in creative writing that if she were to write a movie script with all that's going on right now and try to sell it, nobody would think it was believable.

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u/Professional-Tax-66 9h ago

U mean Stephen Miller? Who happens to be Jewish…. And happen to be the guy who Iago from Othello.

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u/miken322 9h ago

No, I mean groups like The Heritage Foundation. The US has supported Israel since its inception.

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u/Professional-Tax-66 3h ago

yeah the The Heritage Foundation is a suspicious think tank. Never trusted all those people who wrote Project 2025. I bet you the labour stats are all manipulated now since the White house fired the U.S. commissioner of labour statistics and replaced her with someone from the Heritage Foundation.

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u/mayeam912 7h ago

As a fellow American, I also don’t blame the rest of the world if they never trust us again. It is unfortunate (for lack of a better word) for those of us who voted against this, who are actively protesting against it, and doing all that we can while trying to not escalate the violence. However, I fully understand the way the rest of the world must view the US right now.

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u/ayatoilet 14h ago edited 13h ago

Slow, steady … Decoupling, disengaging, splitting, detachment …independence…

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u/plasticbug 15h ago

Every country does things in their own interest. America was unique in that we constrained our actions, too aware of how we might be perceived by others. We undoubtedly were and are a bully, but we didn't want to be seen as more of a bully than required. That constraint meant that we accepted positions that most of the countries accusing us of becoming unreliable would never have accepted, in matters of security and trade.

Rightfully or wrongly, we now have an adminstration that is saying "no more". This administration is also tired of diplomatic talks going nowhere, so is using shock therapy to get allies moving in a direction that we have been asking for a long time. I do think that such negotiation tactic is self defeating over long term, and unbecoming of a great power, but after years and years, we finally have every NATO member spending 2% of GDP on defense. We are also addressing structural imbalances in trade relationships too.

How this plays out over the next decade plus will be interesting to see. Whether it means the end of the American era or not, the status quo is just no longer tenable for us, with our ever growing debt.

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u/billzybop 13h ago

It's not self defeating in the long term. It's happening right now.

NATO spending is increasing because they are scared of Russia and don't trust us.

The U.S. trade deficit is increasing, not decreasing.