SweetSue92
Diamond Member
Okay, so I'll pledge to keep any criticism or any degree of attacks out of this conversation. Hopefully you will too, but we'll see how it goes.
Full Disclosure: I've been able to adjust my relationships with my Trump-voting friends and family to where we either don't discuss politics, or we just keep our political conversations at a point where we're agreeing on something. That's it. Those relationships are too important to us to risk. Period.
So I'm going to ask you guys the question I would ask them if I were willing to risk those relationships. It's at the heart of my concerns about MAGA, and I know it's a question often asked by people across the political spectrum who remain horrified about what's happening. But clearly, his base (NOT everyone who voted for him, but his BASE), clearly believe America is in serious danger and he is the one person who can fix this.
Personally, while I have several general issue agreements with MAGA (see link at bottom here), I also believe (as do many across the political spectrum) that getting what I may want politically is not worth selling my soul to anyone (and that's what I think it is), let alone a person of such deeply poor moral character and obvious mental instability. I/we also strongly disagree with this simplistic, heavy, ham-handed approach, refusal to collaborate/innovate, and obvious indications of European-style autocratic authoritarianism. That's just my personal opinion.
Please vote/comment, and no attacks are on the way in response. Thanks in advance.
Where does Mac1958 actually stand on the issues?
You keep hammering on "selling your soul" to a person of low character.
Have you ever read the Bible? Trump is not even--I repeat--not EVEN a Moses, David or Solomon. Mac the Righteous would have proclaimed God's Own Chosen (referring to Moses and David, not Trump) as lacking in character.
Moses was a murderer. David cheated on his wife and then killed his paramour's lover. Solomon was given just about everything and disobeyed. And on, and on, and on, and on and on.
Mac cries about "character" and misses the big picture. Mac would have stayed in Egypt rather than follow Moses because, you know, low "character".
Mac would have followed the Pharisees because they looked good on the outside. They said the nice words and ate at the right houses and the People Praised Them in the Streets. But Jesus Christ said they were "whitewashed tombs", "blind guides" and finally "children of Hell".
In short, give me a leader who knows what he's about, even if he's faulted, over one who has the veneer of "character" but sells you out the second your back is turned.
It seems God prefers the first, not the second. But Mac, you do you.