The threat being made against our religious liberties

[occupied]

When "Christians" start bitching about religious liberties they are usually bitching that Americans are allowed to push back against their narrow political agenda.

Such as...?

Think of everything "Christians" would ban tomorrow if they had their way. Their PG 13 vision of what the world should be like is as realistic as a Hallmark channel movie and almost entirely unconstitutional.

Like what? Child pornography maybe? Is the world a better place for that?

Don't be ridiculous. Just to be able to buy booze on Sunday or anywhere was a hard-fought battle across the South. Practically everything adults do for fun is heavily taxed and regulated for no other reason than "Christian" types demand there be some kind of legal or financial disincentive to sin.

You're not living in 2021?
So you feel it would be ridiculous to end child pornography? You probably want prostitution legalized because it's such a healthy, wholesome activity. I mean, doesn't everyone want their kid to grow up and become a prostitute?
You're mad because cigarettes are heavily taxed? It's not a "sin" tax. Tobacco and alcohol related health issues are a big cost to the nation, not to mention the drunk driving accidents and fatalities.
So just how are Christians spoiling your fun?

It's ridiculous that you constructed a strawman like that. There has never been any child porn advocates in America. At least pick something that had some real political fighting on both sides of the issue.

Says the poster creating numerous strawmen to fight with. LOL.

On this topic I am making the case that Christians are fond of trying to legally ban sin, constitution be damned. Do you disagree?

This is a free country and the great thing about it there are 50 states with different laws. If you don't like one place you can move to another.

It's why I left Alabama. The place is practically run by church ladies. Fun to them is gorging at the Golden Corral, bingo and church.

 

[beagle9]

When "Christians" start bitching about religious liberties they are usually bitching that Americans are allowed to push back against their narrow political agenda.

Such as...?

Think of everything "Christians" would ban tomorrow if they had their way. Their PG 13 vision of what the world should be like is as realistic as a Hallmark channel movie and almost entirely unconstitutional.

Like what? Child pornography maybe? Is the world a better place for that?

Don't be ridiculous. Just to be able to buy booze on Sunday or anywhere was a hard-fought battle across the South. Practically everything adults do for fun is heavily taxed and regulated for no other reason than "Christian" types demand there be some kind of legal or financial disincentive to sin.

You're not living in 2021?
So you feel it would be ridiculous to end child pornography? You probably want prostitution legalized because it's such a healthy, wholesome activity. I mean, doesn't everyone want their kid to grow up and become a prostitute?
You're mad because cigarettes are heavily taxed? It's not a "sin" tax. Tobacco and alcohol related health issues are a big cost to the nation, not to mention the drunk driving accidents and fatalities.
So just how are Christians spoiling your fun?

It's ridiculous that you constructed a strawman like that. There has never been any child porn advocates in America. At least pick something that had some real political fighting on both sides of the issue.

Says the poster creating numerous strawmen to fight with. LOL.

On this topic I am making the case that Christians are fond of trying to legally ban sin, constitution be damned. Do you disagree?

You can't do it without creating your strawmen as well, but I digress.

Your fear of Christianity is noted. Do you feel that YOUR version of America shouldn't allow Christian's space to live and practice their religion in Peace ????? The Christian's are the same in America as they always were, but it's the left that is attempting to back them into a corner, and not the other way around. Until the streets are made completely Godless by the left, then the leftist war will continue to attempt to gain more and more ground.

The callous nature and bigoted politics of today's right wing "Christians" has done more to drive people away from religion than any militant atheist could ever hope to accomplish. It's why I left after practically being raised in church. It wasn't liberal indoctrination, it was "Christians" rationalizing their way out of doing what Jesus told them to do.

The callous nature, and bigoted politic's of today's Democrat's, has done more to drive people towards Christianity, and towards conservatism than any other militant group or activist could have persuaded them to do so in the complete opposite. So you fell off the Christian wagon eh ?? God only knows why, so keep it to yourself as we could care less why you fell. Keep pushing the Christian's into a corner though, and your party will find itself isolated big time. You are of the minority in this country, and that's why we've seen your Democrat party with the huge help of the MSM relying heavily upon it's desperation in order to achieve it's goals, otherwise while working against the grain or because of it.

 

[occupied]

When "Christians" start bitching about religious liberties they are usually bitching that Americans are allowed to push back against their narrow political agenda.

Such as...?

Think of everything "Christians" would ban tomorrow if they had their way. Their PG 13 vision of what the world should be like is as realistic as a Hallmark channel movie and almost entirely unconstitutional.

Like what? Child pornography maybe? Is the world a better place for that?

Don't be ridiculous. Just to be able to buy booze on Sunday or anywhere was a hard-fought battle across the South. Practically everything adults do for fun is heavily taxed and regulated for no other reason than "Christian" types demand there be some kind of legal or financial disincentive to sin.

You're not living in 2021?
So you feel it would be ridiculous to end child pornography? You probably want prostitution legalized because it's such a healthy, wholesome activity. I mean, doesn't everyone want their kid to grow up and become a prostitute?
You're mad because cigarettes are heavily taxed? It's not a "sin" tax. Tobacco and alcohol related health issues are a big cost to the nation, not to mention the drunk driving accidents and fatalities.
So just how are Christians spoiling your fun?

It's ridiculous that you constructed a strawman like that. There has never been any child porn advocates in America. At least pick something that had some real political fighting on both sides of the issue.

Says the poster creating numerous strawmen to fight with. LOL.

On this topic I am making the case that Christians are fond of trying to legally ban sin, constitution be damned. Do you disagree?

You can't do it without creating your strawmen as well, but I digress.

Your fear of Christianity is noted. Do you feel that YOUR version of America shouldn't allow Christian's space to live and practice their religion in Peace ????? The Christian's are the same in America as they always were, but it's the left that is attempting to back them into a corner, and not the other way around. Until the streets are made completely Godless by the left, then the leftist war will continue to attempt to gain more and more ground.

The callous nature and bigoted politics of today's right wing "Christians" has done more to drive people away from religion than any militant atheist could ever hope to accomplish. It's why I left after practically being raised in church. It wasn't liberal indoctrination, it was "Christians" rationalizing their way out of doing what Jesus told them to do.

The callous nature, and bigoted politic's of today's Democrat's, has done more to drive people towards Christianity, and towards conservatism than any other militant group or activist could have persuaded them to do so in the complete opposite. So you fell off the Christian wagon eh ?? God only knows why, so keep it to yourself as we could care less why you fell. Keep pushing the Christian's into a corner though, and your party will find itself isolated big time. You are of the minority in this country, and that's why we've seen your Democrat party with the huge help of the MSM relying heavily upon it's desperation in order to achieve it's goals, otherwise while working against the grain or because of it.

Right wing Christians pushed themselves into a corner the very second they decided to be a political movement. It forced them into all sorts of moral traps trying to square the words of Jesus with what they end up supporting.

 

[martybegan]

When "Christians" start bitching about religious liberties they are usually bitching that Americans are allowed to push back against their narrow political agenda.

Such as...?

Think of everything "Christians" would ban tomorrow if they had their way. Their PG 13 vision of what the world should be like is as realistic as a Hallmark channel movie and almost entirely unconstitutional.

Most gave that up in the 80's with the crash and burn of the Moral Majority. Most just want to be left the hell alone.

The new Crusaders are SJW twats like you.

 

[BS Filter]

When "Christians" start bitching about religious liberties they are usually bitching that Americans are allowed to push back against their narrow political agenda.

Such as...?

Think of everything "Christians" would ban tomorrow if they had their way. Their PG 13 vision of what the world should be like is as realistic as a Hallmark channel movie and almost entirely unconstitutional.

Like what? Child pornography maybe? Is the world a better place for that?

Don't be ridiculous. Just to be able to buy booze on Sunday or anywhere was a hard-fought battle across the South. Practically everything adults do for fun is heavily taxed and regulated for no other reason than "Christian" types demand there be some kind of legal or financial disincentive to sin.

You're not living in 2021?
So you feel it would be ridiculous to end child pornography? You probably want prostitution legalized because it's such a healthy, wholesome activity. I mean, doesn't everyone want their kid to grow up and become a prostitute?
You're mad because cigarettes are heavily taxed? It's not a "sin" tax. Tobacco and alcohol related health issues are a big cost to the nation, not to mention the drunk driving accidents and fatalities.
So just how are Christians spoiling your fun?

It's ridiculous that you constructed a strawman like that. There has never been any child porn advocates in America. At least pick something that had some real political fighting on both sides of the issue.

Says the poster creating numerous strawmen to fight with. LOL.

On this topic I am making the case that Christians are fond of trying to legally ban sin, constitution be damned. Do you disagree?

This is a free country and the great thing about it there are 50 states with different laws. If you don't like one place you can move to another.

It's why I left Alabama. The place is practically run by church ladies. Fun to them is gorging at the Golden Corral, bingo and church.

I get it. I left Minneapolis because it's full of nigga gangs and muslims. Thank God we live in a free diverse country.

 

[surada]

No respect for freedom of religion.

What religious liberties are being threatened? Do these Christians want to control people who don't believe exactly as they believe?

 

[Lysistrata]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

 

[Meathead]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

I am sure you are mixing up Christianity and that gutter religion of Islam where people are beheaded for converting.

 

[Lysistrata]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

I am sure you are mixing up Christianity and that gutter religion of Islam where people are beheaded for converting.

WTF??? Both Christianity and Islam (and other religions) have a form of "gutter" religion that coexists with the millions of honorable people who adhere to these faiths. Right now in the US, we are coping with the "gutter" form of Christianity, not the faith of the millions of Christian faithful in this world. I remember going to the purported last home of Mary in Turkey, up there praying beside Muslims. My landlord is a faithful Muslim, an American citizen from Pakistan who fasts through Ramadan. He calls me his "American mother" and treats me with absolute respect. There is no threat of murder, just "Mama, what do you wish me to do?" He does wish that I would not drink alcohol, but he will take a cigarette when he comes over. You need to get some knowledge of the people with whom you share this world.

 

[Meathead]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

I am sure you are mixing up Christianity and that gutter religion of Islam where people are beheaded for converting.

WTF??? Both Christianity and Islam (and other religions) have a form of "gutter" religion that coexists with the millions of honorable people who adhere to these faiths. Right now in the US, we are coping with the "gutter" form of Christianity, not the faith of the millions of Christian faithful in this world. I remember going to the purported last home of Mary in Turkey, up there praying beside Muslims. My landlord is a faithful Muslim, an American citizen from Pakistan who fasts through Ramadan. He calls me his "American mother" and treats me with absolute respect. There is no threat of murder, just "Mama, what do you wish me to do?" He does wish that I would not drink alcohol, but he will take a cigarette when he comes over. You need to get some knowledge of the people with whom you share this world.

Punishment for leaving Islam is Death (Apostasy Law) – Abdullah Sameer

The primary sources (Quran and Sunnah) clearly state that apostates should be killed. All of the statements about killing for apostasy seem to come from the hadith literature, and the […]

abdullahsameer.com

Like I said, you're very mixed up.

 

[Thoth001]

When "Christians" start bitching about religious liberties they are usually bitching that Americans are allowed to push back against their narrow political agenda.

Such as...?

Think of everything "Christians" would ban tomorrow if they had their way. Their PG 13 vision of what the world should be like is as realistic as a Hallmark channel movie and almost entirely unconstitutional.

Like what? Child pornography maybe? Is the world a better place for that?

Don't be ridiculous. Just to be able to buy booze on Sunday or anywhere was a hard-fought battle across the South. Practically everything adults do for fun is heavily taxed and regulated for no other reason than "Christian" types demand there be some kind of legal or financial disincentive to sin.

You're not living in 2021?
So you feel it would be ridiculous to end child pornography? You probably want prostitution legalized because it's such a healthy, wholesome activity. I mean, doesn't everyone want their kid to grow up and become a prostitute?
You're mad because cigarettes are heavily taxed? It's not a "sin" tax. Tobacco and alcohol related health issues are a big cost to the nation, not to mention the drunk driving accidents and fatalities.
So just how are Christians spoiling your fun?

It's ridiculous that you constructed a strawman like that. There has never been any child porn advocates in America. At least pick something that had some real political fighting on both sides of the issue.

Says the poster creating numerous strawmen to fight with. LOL.

On this topic I am making the case that Christians are fond of trying to legally ban sin, constitution be damned. Do you disagree?

You can't do it without creating your strawmen as well, but I digress.

Your fear of Christianity is noted. Do you feel that YOUR version of America shouldn't allow Christian's space to live and practice their religion in Peace ????? The Christian's are the same in America as they always were, but it's the left that is attempting to back them into a corner, and not the other way around. Until the streets are made completely Godless by the left, then the leftist war will continue to attempt to gain more and more ground.

The callous nature and bigoted politics of today's right wing "Christians" has done more to drive people away from religion than any militant atheist could ever hope to accomplish. It's why I left after practically being raised in church. It wasn't liberal indoctrination, it was "Christians" rationalizing their way out of doing what Jesus told them to do.

The callous nature, and bigoted politic's of today's Democrat's, has done more to drive people towards Christianity, and towards conservatism than any other militant group or activist could have persuaded them to do so in the complete opposite. So you fell off the Christian wagon eh ?? God only knows why, so keep it to yourself as we could care less why you fell. Keep pushing the Christian's into a corner though, and your party will find itself isolated big time. You are of the minority in this country, and that's why we've seen your Democrat party with the huge help of the MSM relying heavily upon it's desperation in order to achieve it's goals, otherwise while working against the grain or because of it.

Right wing Christians pushed themselves into a corner the very second they decided to be a political movement. It forced them into all sorts of moral traps trying to square the words of Jesus with what they end up supporting.

One of the few things I can agree with a liberal on is religion.

 

[Thoth001]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

I am sure you are mixing up Christianity and that gutter religion of Islam where people are beheaded for converting.

WTF??? Both Christianity and Islam (and other religions) have a form of "gutter" religion that coexists with the millions of honorable people who adhere to these faiths. Right now in the US, we are coping with the "gutter" form of Christianity, not the faith of the millions of Christian faithful in this world. I remember going to the purported last home of Mary in Turkey, up there praying beside Muslims. My landlord is a faithful Muslim, an American citizen from Pakistan who fasts through Ramadan. He calls me his "American mother" and treats me with absolute respect. There is no threat of murder, just "Mama, what do you wish me to do?" He does wish that I would not drink alcohol, but he will take a cigarette when he comes over. You need to get some knowledge of the people with whom you share this world.

I have been in Iraq ,Afghanistan and Qatar more times then I want to mention. Every Muslim I met their was very peaceful and friendly.

 

[Thoth001]

No respect for freedom of religion.

What religious liberties are being threatened? Do these Christians want to control people who don't believe exactly as they believe?

Yea, and even missionaries are sent all around the world and door to door. I have educated a few on religion when they knock at my door. They never come back after.

 

[Lysistrata]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

I am sure you are mixing up Christianity and that gutter religion of Islam where people are beheaded for converting.

WTF??? Both Christianity and Islam (and other religions) have a form of "gutter" religion that coexists with the millions of honorable people who adhere to these faiths. Right now in the US, we are coping with the "gutter" form of Christianity, not the faith of the millions of Christian faithful in this world. I remember going to the purported last home of Mary in Turkey, up there praying beside Muslims. My landlord is a faithful Muslim, an American citizen from Pakistan who fasts through Ramadan. He calls me his "American mother" and treats me with absolute respect. There is no threat of murder, just "Mama, what do you wish me to do?" He does wish that I would not drink alcohol, but he will take a cigarette when he comes over. You need to get some knowledge of the people with whom you share this world.

Punishment for leaving Islam is Death (Apostasy Law) – Abdullah Sameer

The primary sources (Quran and Sunnah) clearly state that apostates should be killed. All of the statements about killing for apostasy seem to come from the hadith literature, and the […]

abdullahsameer.com

Like I said, you're very mixed up.

You offer the view of one cleric as opposed to my experiences with a lot of other people? Offering the views of one Abdullah Sameer as representing Islam is like saying that the views of Franklin Graham represent Christianity. Good grief!

 

[Lysistrata]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

I am sure you are mixing up Christianity and that gutter religion of Islam where people are beheaded for converting.

WTF??? Both Christianity and Islam (and other religions) have a form of "gutter" religion that coexists with the millions of honorable people who adhere to these faiths. Right now in the US, we are coping with the "gutter" form of Christianity, not the faith of the millions of Christian faithful in this world. I remember going to the purported last home of Mary in Turkey, up there praying beside Muslims. My landlord is a faithful Muslim, an American citizen from Pakistan who fasts through Ramadan. He calls me his "American mother" and treats me with absolute respect. There is no threat of murder, just "Mama, what do you wish me to do?" He does wish that I would not drink alcohol, but he will take a cigarette when he comes over. You need to get some knowledge of the people with whom you share this world.

I have been in Iraq ,Afghanistan and Qatar more times then I want to mention. Every Muslim I met their was very peaceful and friendly.

Every religion teaches that we respect and care for each other. It is a universal code that is engrained in us humans regardless of sectarianism.

 

[Thoth001]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

I am sure you are mixing up Christianity and that gutter religion of Islam where people are beheaded for converting.

WTF??? Both Christianity and Islam (and other religions) have a form of "gutter" religion that coexists with the millions of honorable people who adhere to these faiths. Right now in the US, we are coping with the "gutter" form of Christianity, not the faith of the millions of Christian faithful in this world. I remember going to the purported last home of Mary in Turkey, up there praying beside Muslims. My landlord is a faithful Muslim, an American citizen from Pakistan who fasts through Ramadan. He calls me his "American mother" and treats me with absolute respect. There is no threat of murder, just "Mama, what do you wish me to do?" He does wish that I would not drink alcohol, but he will take a cigarette when he comes over. You need to get some knowledge of the people with whom you share this world.

I have been in Iraq ,Afghanistan and Qatar more times then I want to mention. Every Muslim I met their was very peaceful and friendly.

Every religion teaches that we respect and care for each other. It is a universal code that is engrained in us humans regardless of sectarianism.

The Golden Rule.

 

[beagle9]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

You are full of it... If you want to destroy your life, there ain't nothing stopping your dumb ace from doing so in America, but just don't try to destroy the Christian's because they won't go along with your idiocy (whatever that idiocy might be).

 

[beagle9]

The right-wing "Christians" themselves pose the biggest threat to the American People's religious liberty. The right to religious liberty is a right held on an individual basis. We, as individuals, can switch from the religion (if any) that our parents/culture brought us up in to anything (or nothing) as we please. My late father worked for the Ford Motor Co. for most of his life. He used to joke that Henry Ford thought that anyone could have whatever color car they wanted, as long as they wanted a black one. This reflects the concept held by right today's right-wing "Christians": you can adopt any religious beliefs that you want to adopt, as long as you adopt our beliefs.

I am sure you are mixing up Christianity and that gutter religion of Islam where people are beheaded for converting.

WTF??? Both Christianity and Islam (and other religions) have a form of "gutter" religion that coexists with the millions of honorable people who adhere to these faiths. Right now in the US, we are coping with the "gutter" form of Christianity, not the faith of the millions of Christian faithful in this world. I remember going to the purported last home of Mary in Turkey, up there praying beside Muslims. My landlord is a faithful Muslim, an American citizen from Pakistan who fasts through Ramadan. He calls me his "American mother" and treats me with absolute respect. There is no threat of murder, just "Mama, what do you wish me to do?" He does wish that I would not drink alcohol, but he will take a cigarette when he comes over. You need to get some knowledge of the people with whom you share this world.

I have been in Iraq ,Afghanistan and Qatar more times then I want to mention. Every Muslim I met their was very peaceful and friendly.

Wasn't in the military eh ? Garantee you that they would have sent you to the door's of some bad one's. I have friend's in the Marines, and they went door to door clearing out insurgent's. Their stories weren't peaceful one's.

 

[Penelope]

When "Christians" start bitching about religious liberties they are usually bitching that Americans are allowed to push back against their narrow political agenda.

Such as...?

Think of everything "Christians" would ban tomorrow if they had their way. Their PG 13 vision of what the world should be like is as realistic as a Hallmark channel movie and almost entirely unconstitutional.

Like what? Child pornography maybe? Is the world a better place for that?

Don't be ridiculous. Just to be able to buy booze on Sunday or anywhere was a hard-fought battle across the South. Practically everything adults do for fun is heavily taxed and regulated for no other reason than "Christian" types demand there be some kind of legal or financial disincentive to sin.

You're not living in 2021?
So you feel it would be ridiculous to end child pornography? You probably want prostitution legalized because it's such a healthy, wholesome activity. I mean, doesn't everyone want their kid to grow up and become a prostitute?
You're mad because cigarettes are heavily taxed? It's not a "sin" tax. Tobacco and alcohol related health issues are a big cost to the nation, not to mention the drunk driving accidents and fatalities.
So just how are Christians spoiling your fun?

Christians and porno go hand in hand.

 

[ding]

When "Christians" start bitching about religious liberties they are usually bitching that Americans are allowed to push back against their narrow political agenda.

Not quite. It's a response to an attack by militant atheists who are trying to subordinate religion and faith in God so that they can implement their morally relativistic social policies.

Socialism intentionally denies examination because it is irrational. There is no formal defined dogma of socialism. Instead there is only a vague, rosy notion of something good, noble and just: the advent of these things will bring instant euphoria and a social order beyond reproach. Socialism seeks equality through uniformity and communal ownership Socialism has an extraordinary ability to incite and inflame its adherents and inspire social movements. Socialists dismiss their defeats and ignore their incongruities. They desire big government and use big government to implement their morally relativistic social policies. Socialism is a religion. The religious nature of socialism explains their hostility towards traditional religions which is that of one rival religion over another. Their dogma is based on materialism, primitive instincts, atheism and the deification of man. They see no distinction between good and evil, no morality or any other kind of value, save pleasure. They practice moral relativity, indiscriminate indiscriminateness, multiculturalism, cultural Marxism and normalization of deviance. They worship science but are the first to reject it when it suits their purposes. They can be identified by an external locus of control. Their religious doctrine is abolition of private property, abolition of family, abolition of religion and equality via uniformity and communal ownership. They practice critical theory which is the Cultural Marxist theory to criticize what they do not believe to arrive at what they do believe without ever having to examine what they believe. They confuse critical theory for critical thinking. Critical thinking is the practice of challenging what one does believe to test its validity. Something they never do.