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I don't know if that's where I heard it. It seems to be a bunch of loosely-related ideas that appeal to people that want to believe society is engineered to oppress white Christians.

7fqx 1y ago

I think statistically Christians are still the most persecuted religious group (not that I'm saying anything about white Christians specifically here).

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Rich Nost 1y ago

GTFO WOKIE

7fqx 1y ago

So it's basically social justice for white conservative American Christians? I see why this is part of 'the discourse' now lol.

7fqx 1y ago

I imagine the right hate it and so do the left, it's the perfect formula for maximum discourse lol

Rich Nost 1y ago

Yeah the left hate it for obvious reasons, and the right are like "Quit whining. Work on your viability. This is exactly the opposite direction we've been trying to go."

7fqx 1y ago

I assume a lot of the right don't want to play the same silly games the left have played (partly because it doesn't work as a strategy)

No idea tho

7fqx 1y ago

Are we sure 'woke right' isn't a joke? Seems like a troll (in the old school sense of the word lol)

Rich Nost 1y ago

No idea

Rich Nost 1y ago

In all seriousness, if you are being oppressed as a Christian, isn't that validation you are on the right track? Jesus wasn't like "You guys are gonna be soooo popular."

7fqx 1y ago

I think the statistics on oppressed Christians are mostly non-western countries.

But yes, I suppose.

'If the world hates you, you know that it hated me before it hated you.' John 15:18

Not that I want to be flippant about anyone being persecuted, but I believe historically Christianity tends to actually grow under oppression.