Religious intolerance in the GOP

StoneByStone said:
I don't know about most, but certainly a lot of Jews want Whites to become a minority in America as fast as possible. The point that this is a common belief makes Guno a representation of the Jewish community, even though it's obviously not every single Jew who feels this way.
As for Social Democrats, most of them seem to be pretty standard Globalists, though I'd love to be proven wrong on this.

If Bobb, TDAK, CFM, Truth Detector, Teflon Don, Postmodern Prophet, Legion, and so on were all one person, this person would still be acting like the typical Incel. Which does make their posts representative of a common right-wing mindset.
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I was unaware a lot of Jews hated whites. I thought a lot of Jews were white.
 
Celticguy said:
The OP accuses intolerance but doesnt offer proof
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There is no scientific proof for human psychology.

I gave you my opinion - institutionally the GOP is intolerant, inhospitable, unwelcoming, xenophobic (take your pick) towards most minority non-Christian religions.

It is merely your opinion that my opinion is wrong.

Let's hear your explanation for why the GOP is shockingly undiversified and has been that way for a long time.

Then posters can judge if your conclusion or mine sounds more plausible
 
cawacko said:
It's total B.S. Same argument and playbook they've been using for years. Call others racist and anti-semetic and then call yourself a liberal and/or Democrat which in their mind gives them cover from possibly being either racist or anti-semtic. They use it as a shield but you peel back the onion and see reality.

We know how many on the left in America admire the left in Europe and look at the anti-semitism over there. And just because more Jewish American vote Democratic doesn't mean Democrats aren't or can't be anti-semetic. Hell, the black community often votes 90%+ for Democrats yet you'll still here a number of them call the Democratic Party racist.

It's really white liberals who say sh*t like this because like I said, they think it's a cover or shield for their own actions.
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I don't really see the Democratic numbers as that diverse:

Hindu - 1.1%
Muslim - 1.1%
Buddhist - 0.7%
Unitarian - 0.7%
 
Cypress said:
There is no scientific proof for human psychology.

I gave you my opinion - institutionally the GOP is intolerant, inhospitable, unwelcoming, xenophobic (take your pick) towards most minority non-Christian religions.

It is merely your opinion that my opinion is wrong.

Let's hear your explanation for why the GOP is shockingly undiversified and has been that way for a long time.

Then posters can judge if your conclusion or mine sounds more plausible
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Demonstrate this or admit its just personal bias.
 
Cypress said:
I am a single individual.

When an institution as large as the Republican Party is nearly monochromatic in color, virtually 100 percent Christian, and consistently repels the overwhelming majority of Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, my conclusion is that there are actual reasons for the glaring lack of diversity. Latent intolerance, covert xenophobia, and/or blatant nativism. Take your pick

What's your explanation for the glaring and long standing lack of diversity in the GOP?
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The party coalitions change over time based on new generations and issues. For years blacks were loyal Republicans until 1934.

In 1920 Jews voted 19% D, 43% R, and 38% socialist. Truman cemented their loyalty by recognizing Israel.

Muslims voted for Bush in 2000 (including 60,000 in Florida)

Race and ethnicity among the two parties is much more varied than religion.
 
Cypress said:
I agree witg with most of this.

And since my words and premise have been mischaracterized, I explicitly said the Democratic Party is not "virulently anti Semitic", which is a claim some conservatives have made.
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Republicans are generally more supportive of Israel than Democrats. Attitudes about Israel do not equate to being anti-semitic.

I think (half-kiddingly) that liberals decided Palestinians are more oppressed than Jews and took their side (especially true on college campuses).
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Most Jews are "White". WTF?
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Depends how you define whiteness. I don't think Jews are white and most Jews would probably agree with me.


The TD twins, Bobb, CFM (in jail or sick), PmP, Legion, etc epitomize the far Right and the Party of Trump, but it's true not all of those on the right think like them.
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Sure. They represent a common mindset on the Right, but I don't think every Conservative is like that.
 
Flash said:
I don't really see the Democratic numbers as that diverse:

Hindu - 1.1%
Muslim - 1.1%
Buddhist - 0.7%
Unitarian - 0.7%
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Right. Let's just be real. The premise here is Republicans are intolerant while Democrats are tolerant. It's why the post received so many "thanks" from fellow liberals. To your point I'm not sure how anyone really argues those numbers you just posted represent "religious tolerance" or diversity.
 
cawacko said:
Right. Let's just be real. The premise here is Republicans are intolerant while Democrats are tolerant. It's why the post received so many "thanks" from fellow liberals. To your point I'm not sure how anyone really argues those numbers you just posted represent "religious tolerance" or diversity.
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Those are small minorities, so of course their numbers will be small.
How do those numbers compare to the Republicans?
 
Lol! The only difference between a Jew and a Muslim to a Republican is............................

REPUBLICANS HATE MUSLIMS MORE AND JEWS JUST SLIGHTLY LESS!
 
StoneByStone said:
Even in the Anglosphere, anti-semitism is considered to be a far-right thing. The Right has been trying to change the narrative on this, as they have about the KKK being right-wing.
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The Angloshpere definitely has a lot more Zionists than most others.

The Anglosphere tends to call them Right-Wing Conservatives.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/boris-johnson-set-to-move-forward-with-anti-bds-law/

Boris Johnson set to move forward with anti-BDS law
UK Conservative party vowed last month to enact legislation banning local councils from boycotting products from foreign countries, including Israel

https://www.timesofisrael.com/new-us-spending-bill-includes-200m-increase-in-defense-aid-to-israel/

New US spending bill includes $200m increase in defense aid to Israel
Legislation signed by Trump to avoid second government shutdown includes $3.3b earmarked by Obama administration in 2016

https://www.timesofisrael.com/trudeaus-main-challenger-would-move-canadas-embassy-to-jerusalem/

Trudeau’s main challenger would move Canada’s embassy to Jerusalem
Pro-Israel conservative Andrew Scheer has also vowed to list Iran’s Revolutionary Guards as a terror entity if he wins next week’s Canadian elections
 
cawacko said:
Well, the numbers are posted in the OP. 1% to 0%. Is that worthy of a trophy?
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Well it shows that these people feel welcome among Democrats. The numbers reflect the numbers of those minorities in the country.
Whereas these groups aren't represented among Republicans at all, probably because the Republicans want a Theocracy.
 
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