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Edited by CrazyLincoln: 11/6/2016 9:48:43 PM
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I support the Muslim ban, and the Christian ban

I've posted plenty of rants that explain in great detail why I believe Islam is a dangerous religion. I'm not going to reiterate the same drawn out arguments I've made before, but feel free to search through my personal tag if you're wondering why I conclude that those that follow the Islamic doctrine should not be allowed to enter the country. However, I feel the same way about Christians. In fact, I feel that radicalized Christians are more destabilizing to the United States than those from Islam. For one, Christians in America have been conducting terroristic attacks towards abortion doctors in the name of "Jesus" for decades now. Outright murdering doctors because they believe that they are "sinners," and need to be punished. Sure, one might conclude that this is only a small segment that engage in violence and to a large extent I agree. I would say the violent wing of Christianity is smaller than the violent wing of Islam, but there is a large population in the United States that support these acts. They might not engage in the violence, but they whole heartily believe what these terrorists are doing is okay. Beyond the terrorist wing, there is also an enormous segment of Christianity in America that wants to enact a theocracy, and even believes that America is not a secular nation, but a "Christian nation" founded on Christian laws. The threat of a Christian theocracy has been held back by the Constitution of the America which prohibits the creation of a state religion, and provides the freedom of every citizen to practice, and believe whatever crazy nonsense they want. However, if we allow a large influx of radical Christians into this country, that want to force all of society to conform to their religion's laws America could theoretically turn into a Christian theocracy. Worse yet, the Christian wing in America was already for years pushing their agenda on society, and allowing more Christians into America would reinvigorate the insanity. Christians too, typically advocate for no restrictions on the exploits of the environment, because they believe: "God gave us this land to exploit." In fact, they have no concerns about the planet because they literally believe that they're immortal, and this planet is nothing more than a play toy to humanity from their "God." I've even heard some of the radical sects advocate for the denial of rights to homosexuals, and transsexual people. In the past, Christians advocated for interracial laws to be kept in place. I've heard Christian sects as well advocate for nuclear war because they believe it to be part of a prophecy that must come true before Jesus will return to Earth. Some even advocate for the death of homosexuals as they believe it is a "sin against god." Some even worse have killed homosexuals in the name of their religion. Christians also actively try to convert those in society to their religion, and some even go door to door knocking and asking if they're "heard the truth." These Christians are also sometime found in public squares screaming at the top of their lungs about crazy nonsense. Christians even want their religion taught in schools, in science classes, and they actually believe that their religion trumps scientific facts. They even want public schools to force all students to pray to their God. I advocate that the immigration laws only allow those from secular nations that do not identify themselves as Christian or Muslim into the country. Those from Sweden for example would be prime candidates to come into America. Those that identify themselves as Christians as too much of a threat to be allowed in. They're a threat not only to the freedom of our society, but to the wellbeing of our society.

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