Rutgers measured attitudes on political violence - a survey if you will. Ive seen zero from them measuring actual political violence. All the groups that track it tell you what you dont want to hear so you dont pay attention. You just randomly pick a case here and there to feel good vs looking at the sheer volume of right wing violence. We all know it. No big deal.
Oh! So, you are saying a small church with few in the congregation and a preacher that only comes on occasion, with lay preaching the rest of the time, gets the same money as the Mega churches with thousands attending multiple services ever Sunday (I used to sing at 3 packed service/Sunday), with no accounting for size, number of parishioners, etc? If so, let us know how that works out.
That’s $300 billion too much.
Yep. Entirely impractical.
Attitudes after a number of leftist violent attacks…frankly it’s out dated as there has been much more
Quickly pivoting from "scientific study" to "uh, yea, i knew that even though I said it wrong so now let me lie about violence with no study since mine was exposed as a telephone survey that I called a scientific study."
It was a scientific study. That shows the left is embraced the assassination cult, and have acted on it repeatedly
BWAHAHAHAHAH... here is your "science study"! I dont know how you guys keep any self esteem debating me. You need to come harder and with a real argument. This shit is easy and I can do it all day.
eagletonpoll.rutgers.edu
That’s an outdated study, I provided a link to the most recentBWAHAHAHAHAH... here is your "science study"! I dont know how you guys keep any self esteem debating me. You need to come harder and with a real argument. This shit is easy and I can do it all day.
The Rutgers-Eagleton/SSRS Garden State Panel - Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling
The Rutgers-Eagleton/SSRS Garden State Panel is the largest probability-based opinion sharing platform in New Jersey. It is comprised of a representative group of panelists randomly selected throughout New Jersey who have agreed to share their opinions through surveys.
The Rutgers-Eagleton/SSRS Garden State Panel is a multi-mode panel (web and phone). Most panelists take self-administered web surveys; however, the option to take surveys conducted by a live telephone interviewer is available to those who prefer to complete surveys by phone and/or who do not use the Internet.
Dude. IT WAS A SURVEY. THIS IS YOUR LINK. All I did was copy and paste YOUR link. Its a survey. They asked people questions. That is not a scientific study on violence. Please keep making me look unbeatable. This is great.
Your link was from Nov 2024, mine was an updated scientific study done after that
I posted a picture of the text from the link you posted. It’s a survey. Here it is again. From YOUR link. Above I did link you to their site and their survey group and I linked you to a prior survey too. But I ALSO included your link info. Here it is:
Sure but you also post a link from Nov 2024 which was outdated
That's OK. Neither does he!
This is for all the cowards who sit and cower in fear. Congrats on invoking government to spend more of your money.
And in case you think your religion is special, think again.
FEMA directs $110 million to safeguard U.S. houses of worship
The United States’ Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has announced a $110 million boost to fortify security at more than 600 faith-based institutions—churches, synagogues, mosques, temples—and nonprofit centers nationwide. These enhancements, funded through FEMA’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program, enable upgrades like surveillance cameras, access control systems, lighting, gates, alert systems, and staff training. A diverse range of Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, and Sikh organizations stand to benefit.
FEMA directs $110 million to safeguard U.S. houses of worship | The Dorchester Post
FEMA allocates $110 million to strengthen security at U.S. churches and faith-based nonprofits following Minneapolis church shooting tragedy.dorchesterpost.com
Can we agree that you posted an opinion survey of 1800 people and presented it as a scientific study? That’s all we are debating. No study suggests left wing violence is an issue akin to right wing violence. Nowhere.
Um a survey is a type of scientific study when done scientific.
Um.. it’s a scientifically constructed survey of attitudes. Not a scientific study of violence as you suggested.
