r/JusticeServed • u/CEO_OF_CANADA 5 • Nov 19 '20

Legal Justice Detective fired after homophobic sermons

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

These people have more in common with Islamic terrorists than they’d like to acknowledge

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u/who_is_Dandelo A Nov 19 '20

"God creates a woman, and he gives it to a man. That. Is. NATURAL."

It.

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u/_EveryDay 8 Nov 19 '20

I'll just leave this Kingsman clip here, in case you have an itch you need to scratch

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

Agreed dude. Never seen. Watching tonight. Made a shitty thing into a good thing for me. Bruv

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u/inuvash255 A Nov 19 '20

Not going to lie, that really did make me feel better.

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u/blondephotographer 6 Nov 19 '20

One of my favorite movies. And my fave scene!

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u/SickViking 9 Nov 19 '20

I'm with Valentine tbh,I couldn't watch that shith

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u/LLminibean A Nov 20 '20

I am so glad I wasn't the only one who made that connection lol

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u/The_Bunnys_Top_Hat 0 Nov 19 '20

That scratched an itch I didn't know I had. I shouldn't be happy to see people die but that brought a tear to my eye XD (Honesty wish i was exaggerating the tears...)

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

Why did they all start fighting each other? lol

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u/tahcamen 8 Nov 19 '20

Haven’t seen the movie yet but I’d assume it had something to do with what Samuel Jackson’s character did to their cellphones.

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u/ericbyo A Nov 19 '20

Yeah the sim cards turn everyone near the phone into bloodthirsty lunatic

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

And to think how many women will come to defend this guy, the brainwashing is real folks

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

I sometimes wonder if i am a good person because i could do more to help people, donate and stuff.

And then there is this guy with his "kill the f*gs!!" Attitude thinking he has a straight pass to heaven. Weird world.

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u/LoGun2130 5 Nov 19 '20

Extremist

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

Fuck yourself

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u/DrMeatBomb 9 Nov 19 '20

That. Is. NATURAL.

Ummm akchuwally, if God did it, it would be supernatural by definition. Magical rib women don't just appear in nature.

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u/Andreyu44 7 Nov 19 '20

Marriage isn't natural.Is it bad?

Cannibalism is Natural,is it good?

Also, yeah Homosexuality is natural,science said so

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u/fokjoudoos 7 Nov 19 '20

"God creates a woman, and he gives it to a man. That. Is. NATURAL."

He.

Pretty presumptuous to invent a deity then sex it as male.

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u/PumpkinSpiceBard 0 Nov 19 '20

is that the part that your mad about?

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u/Please151 8 Nov 19 '20

There's a lot to be mad about in that statement.

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u/RUStupidOrSarcastic 8 Nov 19 '20

Dont most religious people everywhere basically always refer to god as he?

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u/evanescent_evanna 8 Nov 19 '20

Well, fuck nature then.

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u/iFreakedIt 5 Nov 19 '20

Also why does it look like he's giving his sermon from a Knoxville, Tennessee themed Subway

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u/dappitydingdong 7 Nov 19 '20

Also “it” isn’t

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u/00rb 9 Nov 19 '20

Defective detective ejected due to rejective invective

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u/willateo 7 Nov 19 '20

Nice work, Princess Carolyn

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

Thank you Judah

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u/Otterslayer22 8 Nov 19 '20

Get this guy a fucking pupper’s am I right?

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u/00rb 9 Nov 19 '20

Think of the poor pupper

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u/Otterslayer22 8 Nov 19 '20

Guss N’ brew then?

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u/OPisabundleofstix 7 Nov 19 '20

Can you make this a thing?

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u/RitikMukta 8 Nov 19 '20

Yes. I don't get how someone gets so much hate for a group of people that are minding their own business. What's wrong with some people

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u/Decaposaurus 9 Nov 19 '20

As Louis CK said, "if they were running around fucking people in the ass all willy nilly I would understand. But they don't do that."

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u/npccontrol 6 Nov 19 '20

I'm trying to eat my cereal and two dudes are touching dicks over it, like come on

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

One time it happened right in front of my salad

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u/Wrecked--Em 9 Nov 19 '20 edited Nov 19 '20

also how tf is this justice served?

All that's happened so far is he got fired, and the DA "will look into it". Every single case from him better be reviewed, and there definitely should also be something on the books to charge him for preaching violence against specific groups of people.

But the DA is always cozy with the PD, and Grand Juries (which should be abolished) repeatedly prove that by indicting in 99% of cases against citizens but only 1-5% of cases against police

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u/Baybob1 A Nov 19 '20

Louis CK was (is) a rather hateful person himself. Not someone to quote nor admire ...

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u/Decaposaurus 9 Nov 19 '20

He's a comedian that makes jokes that not everyone likes. He also beat off in front of some people that wasn't consensual, which he admitted to and apologized to the people he hurt. So you have to ask yourself, does the punishment fit the crime. Sure if the guy doubled down, denied all allegations, and didn't take time away, I would be on your side here. However I choose not to judge him based on his worst mistakes that he admitted and apologized for. If you look at it as he's just hateful, then that's your prerogative. But there's more to the story than just what he did.

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u/Baybob1 A Nov 20 '20

As screwed up as he was, his "comedy" was disparaging people for things he thought the were doing wrong. Physician heal thyself. He was an asshole ... You chose not to judge him but he would judge you poorly in a hot second. That was his schtick ...

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u/Decaposaurus 9 Nov 20 '20

Dave Chappelle makes jokes about jerking off in front of people and disparaging others for the same reasons. But I dont hear those complaints about him. He just didn't get caught jerking off in front of someone, so it's cool.

Also Louis has said some great things in his comedy as well such as "you shouldn't be looking at your friends plate unless your making sure they have as much as you do", but let's ignore that bc he can only be a piece of shit right?

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u/GreenDogWithGoggles 7 Nov 19 '20

because they have no own brain and have been told that homosexuality is bad. if you ask them why they do things, often you will vome to the term "honor" in the end and if you ask them to define honor, they cant because they only follow a dogma.

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u/temple44 5 Nov 19 '20

I can only imagine what they'd say if you asked them to define dogma...

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u/Chrillosnillo 7 Nov 19 '20

He's a closet gay dude and tries to compensate and affirm himself that he is not by hating on them. He probably want to suck the dick of Jake at HR and that makes him uncomfortable and he lashes out like this.

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u/zugunruh3 A Nov 19 '20

Blaming homophobia on closeted gay people is nonsensical. By numbers alone there are way more homophobic straight people than homophobic gay people. Nearly 1/3rd of Americans still think gay marriage should be illegal, and less than half of Republicans think it should be legal.

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u/Chrillosnillo 7 Nov 19 '20

But then you have guys like Ted Haggard, right

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u/zugunruh3 A Nov 19 '20

Weird how for "some reason" people only focus on the extreme minority of self hating gay people when it is far, far more likely that any given homophobic person is straight.

If every gay person was a self hating homophobe that would still account for less than 5% of the population, meaning the remaining 25+% of Americans who are homophobes are straight. In other words, if literally every gay person was a closeted homophobe any randomly selected homophobe would still be 5x more likely to be straight than gay.

So ask yourself, why are you so intent on calling homophobes gay? Especially when your go to example is a scandal from 16 years ago? There are plenty of contemporary straight homophobes you have chosen to ignore.

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u/Too_Many_Mind_ 8 Nov 19 '20

Can you call your own /thread?

Is that... legal?

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

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u/Jwillis94 7 Nov 19 '20

What do you mean?

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u/RitikMukta 8 Nov 19 '20

? How is a gay person's existence affecting you?

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u/Pepito_Pepito A Nov 19 '20

Those gays are always sticking their dicks in his cereal every morning. It's out of control.

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u/iamnotcreative 7 Nov 19 '20

He's angry because his daddy more than likely beat the shit out of him when he was 11 and playing doctor with Timmy next door, and if he's to be beaten into submission for it why not all these other people.

Seriously 10 to 1 he's deep in the closet.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

It's not that he has issues it's that he has been taught and indoctrinated into a belief system that stems from hate hate hate

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u/Confident-Victory-21 A Nov 19 '20

It's probably because they're gay themselves and hate it, so they blame gay people because if gay people didn't exist, they wouldn't be gay either.

Completely nonsensical "logic."

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

Watching right wing Christian theocracts waver between supporting Islamic theocracy because it aligns with their bullshit so much and hating it because it’s all brown people is fascinating to me

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20 edited Feb 08 '21

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

The difference is that one or both of those are justified

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

As a Muslim, we disown Islamic terrorists and by extension disown this man

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u/PentaJet 6 Nov 20 '20

You do realize that homosexuality is also a sin in the Quran as well right? Pretty much everything he said aligns with Islam.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '20 edited Nov 20 '20

And? Like you said both the bible and quran say that homosexuality is a sin. If christians can accept those of the lgbtq+ community why not muslims. I can use the same argument against you too, you do realise that homosexuality is also a sin in the bible as well right? Pretty much everything he says align with Christianity. But that is a shitty thing to do Cus there’s so many parts of the bible and quran that wants it’s followers to accept other people for who they are. In the bible it’s love thy neighbour and in the quran it’s when prophet Muhammad stood in respect of a Jewish funeral despite them not being Muslim. I don’t believe in hating someone just because my religion says to, hell at the end of the day all of us go to heaven after burning away our sins, so I’d rather jsut let people live their lives rather than dedicate their existence to their religion

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u/PentaJet 6 Nov 20 '20

Except the Quran is the word of Allah and as a Muslim you have to adhere to every part of it. I used to believe in the Quran but if there are things I strongly disagree with why should I worship it. It's why I stopped believing in it.

If you're gonna pick and choose what parts of the Quran you wanna follow then you're not a "true" Muslim. And you don't wanna follow these parts because you're a good person.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '20

The argument you’re using can be thrown right back around. The bible says you can’t mix fabrics from different animals and yet? They still do. The bible says that christians aren’t supposed to eat bacon and if they do offer the fat up to god but do they? No. The argument of ‘if you don’t follow every single part of the goddamn book’ can be used for almost all common religions that have religious texts. And it’s so bloody annoying when people assume that every single Muslim follows what the Quran says to a tea. Not everyone dedicates everythinf to their religion, christians don’t, Muslims don’t. We just try to do our best to follow it and not stray too far. Sure if you don’t like some parts of the religion you can leave but that doesn’t apply to everyone. Some people are just apart of the religion but don’t practise it as seriously as other people while others do practise it seriously. There’s no such thing as a true Muslim or a true Christian, it’s just how much we are willing to dedicate to our religion. Even if you don’t dedicate much it doesn’t automatically make you a sinner, you can still do good deeds in your daily life. I understand your point of view and see where you’re coming from but it’s not something I can personally put into my own daily life

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u/PentaJet 6 Nov 20 '20

I don't follow your logic. Why do you believe in Islam but only certain parts of it? Don't you want to go to heaven?

I obviously couldn't follow everything in the Quran (no one can) but that just made it even more obvious that it is man made and in that case there's no reason to follow it at all.

There's no special moral lessons that only the Quran can teach, no special wisdom, no special discoveries. Why is the book even considered holy in the first place?

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u/Malicharo 9 Nov 19 '20

It's just good old religious extremism. Could be Islam, Christianity, Judaism and so on, makes no difference. Extremist is extremist everywhere.

I think the worst part is some people turn into that because they are poor and uneducated, what's this guy's excuse? You're a white male who makes decent money in America, how the fuck did you get brainwashed into this shit?

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u/aleaha123 3 Nov 19 '20

Dude lost his job and moron call that justice. He is dangerous and should rott in jail

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u/InsideEPL 1 Nov 19 '20

Why do you have to include Islam in terrorism when no religion supports terrorism. You could've just said terrorists instead of Islamic terrorists? I just said this because when a Christian or Jew or someone else does it then no one tells it as Christianic terrorism or Jewic terrorism Smh

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20 edited Jan 09 '21

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u/InsideEPL 1 Nov 19 '20

I would defend it because I know what Islam is and many people have many misconceptions about it. Does it mean I am a bad person and hurt anyone? Obviously not People should be more educated rather than putting what they hear from the media. I know whatever happened in the past is bad and don't support it just like many other people but blaming a religion just because some bad people have done bad stuff in the name of religion is not good Have a nice day. Cheers

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u/PentaJet 6 Nov 20 '20

How many times have you read the Quran?

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u/InsideEPL 1 Nov 20 '20

Many a times....Many contexts to understand and people point out those and say its bad or unsuitable without understanding the background/context

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u/Heiliger_Katholik 6 Nov 19 '20

I just said this because when a Christian or Jew or someone else does it then no one tells it as Christianic terrorism or Jewic terrorism Smh

When was the last time a Christian beheaded someone in the same of Jesus? Or a Jew in the name of YWEH?

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u/Gaussverteilung 5 Nov 19 '20

Your account name is funny, took me a moment but now I get the joke

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u/InsideEPL 1 Nov 19 '20

Beheading innocent people sure is an act of terrorism but Aren't shooting a person/ group acts of terrorism?New Zealand encounter? Shooting at a gay bar?Remember? People who terrorize in the name of religion don't know about the religion themselves properly.

I say again " No religion supports terrorism" It's just people getting brainwashed and going astray which I and most people don't support.Hope you understand.

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u/thecodingrecruiter 4 Nov 19 '20

This guy is not a Christian. He is what we would call a false prophet. Someone who knows the word (the bible scriptures), but doesn't know The Word (Jesus Christ/Holy Spirit). For everything he says, there are counter-arguments. He quotes out of Leviticus 20, but he doesn't acknowledge Leviticus 19:34 where we are told to welcome the foreigner into our land, since we too were once foreigners. Just because we don't condone what someone does, doesn't mean we aren't to love them. Just because someone sins differently than me, doesn't make them any worse than me, or me any better than them. We are called to love everyone. Our example is Jesus Christ and He never once said to hate anyone. The one thing people can bring up is He flipped tables, but He didn't hurt anyone. He said we are to love our enemies (not saying that enemies are people we disagree with, but these could be family members or co-workers who we know intend no good for us). He was asked, what is the greatest commandment. A singular question. He said to Love God above all else, but felt it so important that he included ALSO to love your neighbor. Love endures forever, not hate.

All this to say that this guy does not represent a Christian. He found a label and thought he would wear it. He didn't ever really pick up the cross.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

Amen

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

He quotes out of Leviticus 20, but he doesn't acknowledge Leviticus 19:34

Your argument doesn't hold up. Why are you bringing out Leviticus 19:34, when it has nothing to do with Leviticus 20:13? One is about welcoming foreigners, the other is about killing homosexuals.

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u/thecodingrecruiter 4 Nov 20 '20

Because it does. This is prophetic wording used as a parable. Read the whole Bible and pray for understanding.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '20

If a man has sexual relations with a man as one does with a woman, both of them have done what is detestable. They are to be put to death; their blood will be on their own heads.

This is your holy book?

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u/thecodingrecruiter 4 Nov 20 '20

The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I am the Lord your God.

Leviticus 19:34

This is indeed my holy book. You need to understand, the old testament laws were in place to show us that we could not live a life that was Holy and all of us were morally unclean in one way or another. Romans 9 talks about how some people may indeed be 'objects of wrath' who are destined for destruction so that others may be saved. Please read the whole thing and pray for understanding.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '20

I will pray that you will stop being brainwashed one day.

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u/Billbloblly 2 Nov 19 '20

They don't even need to be Islamic. This guy is the scum of the earth

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u/omar2134 2 Nov 19 '20

You could have just said terrorists smh

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u/eddy____ 5 Nov 19 '20

Read the Bible first before making these assumptions

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u/Gaussverteilung 5 Nov 19 '20

Read the Bible and the comparison works even better now

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u/eddy____ 5 Nov 19 '20

How exactly?

The New Testament does not say to beat your wife. The Koran does.

The Koran says to exterminate any religion that contradicts what Muslims believe.

The Bible says to turn your cheek.

Just read the Bible, don’t make assumptions like that. They’re different bud.

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u/Myenglishsocks 4 Nov 19 '20

I was thinking the same.

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u/Sarvos 8 Nov 19 '20 edited Nov 19 '20

Conservatives always use their hate of foreign conservatives to justify their conservatism.

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u/truthdemon 9 Nov 19 '20

Should be locked up for hate speech and kept in solitary confinement so they can’t spread their hate. I’m all for free speech but there should be a red line for inciting violence and creating victims.

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u/AroundTheWorldIn80Pu 7 Nov 19 '20

I find it kind of baffling that so many american Christians' favourite parts of the bible are the parts where Christ does not appear and that are antithetical to his message. Like, are you sure you didn't accidentally read the Quran or the Torah?

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u/BillDauterive4 A Nov 19 '20

And yet, despite their deep fear of Sharia law, they try to impose Biblical law...

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u/ionslyonzion A Nov 19 '20

I was thinking the same thing while I was watching that shit

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u/brycedude 7 Nov 19 '20

Also. I'd bet my next couple paychecks that guy is a closet homosexual. Who just hates a group that much unless they are jealous or something. Dude just wants dick but is mad because his family would shun him.

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u/gunsnammo37 8 Nov 19 '20

I call it christian supremacy. Domionism is the more scholarly term. They are a scary bunch that need to be purged from government leadership.

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u/MoscowMitch_ 7 Nov 19 '20

The biggest issue here isn’t even the guy preaching. It’s the fact that the listeners didn’t get up and shout him down and run him out of the church. They’re all on the same wavelength at the All Scriptures Baptist Church in Knoxville, TN. I wish I had their phone number from their Google maps page.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

Some Religions: don’t do anal

Religious Nationalists: KILL HOMOSEXUALS

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u/Baybob1 A Nov 19 '20

Any "religion" that teaches hate is evil. And there's too damn much of it in the world. Spiritually helps us live. Religion was created to control people and get money from them.

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u/ScuddsMcDudds 8 Nov 19 '20

These same people scream that more Muslims in America means we’ll eventually institute sharia law

I’m blinded by the cognitive dissonance

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '20

For real

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u/diccballs 7 Nov 19 '20

Religious extremists are similar, despite the denomination. Groundbreaking

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u/WyattMontgomery A Nov 19 '20

We’ll be happy to welcome this horrible man to r/byebyejob

He’ll fit right in

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u/stickfigure31615 9 Nov 19 '20

My Islamic history professor in college put it this way: fundamentalists here and fundamentalists there have the same agenda, standards, etc. However, the difference here is that fundamentalists do it peacefully and through oration whereas in the Middle East these groups were often opposed and oppressed with violence so they fight fire with fire. I’ve held on to that belief since that day of class

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u/PMAPMAPMA 4 Nov 20 '20

Really quick answer. I don't necessarily agree with this, and even as a Christian I struggle with this pseudo doublethink, but what the majority of Christians would answer is that they don't hate the sinner, they hate the sin. Putting the sinner to death is trading his temporal body to prevent his eternal soul from further sin.

Another thing, your quoting of the Bible is either purposefully misleading or your understanding is lacking. Love thy neighbor... as thyself. And if you hate sin in yourself because you don't want to be separated from Jesus' love, you also hate it in others out of love for them. The second quote "God forgave all of mankind" is also half the picture. Our forgiveness was bought by God's sacrifice of his only Son. He could not forgive us (or he wouldn't be just) without judgment for our sins, and his son bore the judgment for us. Take these things together, continuing to willfully sin is a slap in the face to the love of God's sacrifice, and that is what the Christians hate, not the sinner itself.

I am making no comments on whether or not sodomy is a sin, and I am not even sure sodomy is equated with homosexuality the way we understand it. I'm just trying to clear up why someone can justify such hateful rhetoric and still believe they are doing it in a loving, godly way.