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Tried to add "political" tag, but only options were "notpolitical" and "politically incorrect". Did not like either of those. So, this post is in reference to the US 2024 Election ("election 2021" was another disliked option I got).
TheEvenPrez
I know the sentiment isn’t popular in these parts, but fascists believe in whatever puts fascists in power. Be it objectivism, Odinism, or Christianity. Same deal with government structure.
Totallyscrewedinaustin
You know you can use whatever as a tag, it just might be unique and not have a bunch already tagged whatever
HonHomes
Also, @OP, the customary tags for this thing are #politics and/or #USpolitics
And I think you can add those tags in now, if you want to
EdinCOS
Ahh, I didn't use the pound symbol ("hashtag"). That is why I couldn't type in anything. Thanks.
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Maulbert
A post about Nazi Germany is NOT FUCKING POLITICS, YOU WHINY BITCH.
HonHomes
And yet the post outright states that they are using this as commentary on the US 2024 election, and that sounds like politics.
OP also said they were going to tag it as "political" but then didn't, from what sounds like a misunderstanding of the tag system.
prfesser
Since becoming atheist I've wondered how one could both fear and love a creator. "Hi darling, I love you, but if you don't love me back I'll set you on fire with gasoline."
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drduffer
A smart man I once knew once told me that the translation of the books of the Bible from Aramaic to Koine Greek was flawed and the word that was translated into “fear” really should have been “awe”.
Changes everything, doesn’t it?
emptyother
Their definition of love is different. Its more like ownership.
rimska664
It's not the definition of love that is different, but the definition of fear. My favorite definition of biblical love is, "the commitment to act for the wellbeing of another person ahead of my own well being." (Tim Mackie) The fear of God is more closely defined as deep respect, reverence, and awe. I'm not saying a lot of Christians get this right, however.