Oh, Trump definitely has places reserved in probably at least 7 of 9 circles, depending on whether you feel well-done steaks with ketchup count as a sin. The only one I don’t think you could make a case for is Limbo.
(That’s where the Canadians go. /s)
You know what’s scary?
Godwin’s Law no longer applies to our world now.
Being that racist is essentially a form of brain damage and altered perception.
Really it’s a delusional disorder at sessions’ level
It says you love your fellow man. Doesn’t say anything about subhumans. There’s no conflict.
We used to sing it like this:
Jesus loves the little children, all the little children of the world.
Whether yellow , black ,or white, they are precious to his sight.
Unless they’re illegal, and then he thinks they suck.
Don’t forget his assumption that taco bowls are a Mexican delicacy.
Which is to say, brain-damaged.
The problem with your comment is there are some people who won’t read it as sarcasm.
Dehumanizing other people ‘who don’t look like us’ is at the crux of many of the problems here.
I strongly disagree. We have to stop thinking of people who make the choice to believe in such ideas as “mentally ill” because it lets society and history off the hook. It’s not a personal pathology or a mental illness. Up until fairly recently, it was common sense. It can be changed on a societal level, but not if we keep imagining it’s some sort of sickness.
Maybe he was concussed when he was tossed out of the Keebler tree?
Agreed; bigotry is taught, it’s socialized, and if left unchecked, it’s normalized.
Right. While their opinions are usually based on misinformation, lies, half-truths, or anecdotes with too much weight - they aren’t necessarily illogical if you go off the premise that their assumptions are TRUE. This doesn’t make them RIGHT, but they aren’t crazy.
Could be that, but maybe, again, its just so much overcompensation for a tiny dictionary.
Also, associating sick ideologies with mental illness only reinforces negative stereotypes about the mentally ill.
Bingo. We’ve seen how quickly that can happen, too.
It would be nice if a substantial number of the children who have gone “missing” were actually discretely returned off-the-books to their families, but that would probably be too much to hope for.
Lovely shoutout to Samantha Bee at the end there. 
Yes, they’re a bunch of hypocritical fuckers. But if I never have to hear again about biblical justifications or rationalizations for laws or political positions, it’ll be too soon.
I don’t care what the Bible says about whatever.
I don’t know which is more infuriating:
Neither Rain Nor SleetCongress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion-- It’s the first one! Seinfeld? Anyone?