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18. The pastor would prefer hate has a home?

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Sat Sep 20, 2025, 09:49 PM

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Who is this guy?

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Citing Charlie Kirk murder, Tennessee pastor demands removal of 'Hate Has No Home' signs [View all] BumRushDaShow Saturday OP

Guess he flunked logic class. sinkingfeeling Saturday #1

And should have flunked bibull college. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Saturday #3

You don't need to have a degree to become a pastor in the USA. Wednesdays Saturday #10

Sure, and those people or I (dunno bout you) should also have flunked bibull college. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Saturday #11

A pastor in favor of hate and "christian nationalist". Fits. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Saturday #2

AND, exempt from paying taxes! 70sEraVet Yesterday #33

That doesn't make a bit of sense. Srkdqltr Saturday #4

Not to me, either. The first poster mentioned logic and I agree..what kind of logic comes to his conclusion? Deuxcents Saturday #7

These moron pastors have made hate part of their tenets mdbl Saturday #5

Oh, they recognize it. They make more money off an angry mob/flock. PSPS Saturday #9

Paranoia mac56 Saturday #6

I would like to see him establish a Christian nationalist community. Norrrm Saturday #8

It's why that Christian dream of 1000 years of peace after they slaughter everyone travelingthrulife Yesterday #36

Up is down and down is up berniesandersmittens Saturday #12

So he prefers "Hate has a home, here" mzmolly Saturday #13

Faux Christian. Timeflyer Saturday #14

BEYOND sick!! InAbLuEsTaTe Saturday #15

The pastor just confessed to preaching hate. Wiz Imp Saturday #16

Hate has a home with that "Christian nationalist" IronLionZion Saturday #17

The pastor would prefer hate has a home? dlk Saturday #18

Not the onion nt Javaman Saturday #19

'Christian Nationalists' are neither Christian nor nationalist..... Jack Valentino Saturday #20

Irony Is A Forgotten Thing With These People DallasNE Saturday #21

What parts does he disagree with? Retrograde Saturday #22

These words from the Scripps article stand out for me: Collimator Saturday #23

I read an article where many ministers and priests BlueKota Yesterday #37

Did this pastor just narc on himself or something? nt SouthBayDem Saturday #24

Doublethink pat_k Saturday #25

MOFA sounds like a great idea ! Of course, everyone will confuse it w/Mofo ... but that just adds a twist of humor. nt eppur_se_muova Yesterday #31

That's certainly an expletive that has escape my lips on occasion in reaction to 47 regime insanity! (nt) pat_k Yesterday #32

Trump mentioned Orwell's name during his Windsor Castle dinner speech. Then he burst into flames. Timeflyer Yesterday #38

Yes! He should have! Poof!! pat_k 12 hrs ago #45

This is one of two possible things. mn9driver Saturday #26

What? tclambert Saturday #27

And Charlie Kirk taught him that empathy is bad. travelingthrulife Yesterday #39

This is The Onion, yes??? PLEASE tell me this is The Onion. niyad Saturday #28

So, his religious belief Bettie Saturday #29

Warped minded. Solly Mack Saturday #30

Sigh lonely bird Yesterday #34

Doesn't sound like the Christianity I was taught! BlueKota Yesterday #35

Oh, please. The person who created the phrase coffeenap 22 hrs ago #40

1984 is this weirdo's playbook. Clouds Passing 22 hrs ago #41

Projection Parzival72 22 hrs ago #42

and they wonder why people are losing their religion. Emile 21 hrs ago #43

IDK, here's an idea, he could make it all even steven and post a sign that AmandaRuth 18 hrs ago #44