Will burning Catholic communion "hosts", or interrupting Mass, cost dems votes in the coming elections?

[kyzr]

I'm wondering how the Left's militant protests over a potential Roe v Wade overturn will affect the vote in November.
I assume that by 2024 it will be old news, but maybe not...

However, the utter disgust and disrespect that the protesters have shown churches and church-goers may have earned them severe opposition.
Attempted intimidation, if that's what it even was, in churches, IMHO will cost the democrats dearly in November...am I wrong?
Do most voters support disrespectful anti-religious protests?
Will those "protests" gain democrats votes, or lose democrat votes?
We all know that democrats are 100% Pro-Abortion. How will that play in November?

I know Evangelical voters generally vote against the democrats.
Catholic voters, many of whom are Hispanic, may show their displeasure to the Pro-Abortion democrats?
Jewish voters? Agnostics and atheists? Other religions? Who knows? Will the abortion protests have an effect on any voters?

Protesters disrupt pro-life mass at Catholic church in Ohio: 'Jesus hates you'

As Catholics in Columbus, Ohio celebrated a pro-life mass on the anniversary of the Roe v Wade U S Supreme Court decision Friday, a small group of pro-abortion rights protesters stormed the ceremony

www.christianpost.com

Activist group threatens to 'burn Eucharist' in display of 'disgust' toward Catholics: 'Bigotry'

A pro-choice group named Ruth Sent Us, a reference to late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, threatened to burn the Eucharist in response to a Twitter user who offered to pray for them.

www.foxnews.com

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I'm wondering how the Left's militant protests over a potential Roe v Wade overturn will affect the vote in November.
I assume that by 2024 it will be old news, but maybe not...

However, the utter disgust and disrespect that the protesters have shown churches and church-goers may have earned them severe opposition.
Attempted intimidation, if that's what it even was, in churches, IMHO will cost the democrats dearly in November...am I wrong?
Do most voters support disrespectful anti-religious protests?
Will those "protests" gain democrats votes, or lose democrat votes?
We all know that democrats are 100% Pro-Abortion. How will that play in November?

I know Evangelical voters generally vote against the democrats.
Catholic voters, many of whom are Hispanic, may show their displeasure to the Pro-Abortion democrats?
Jewish voters? Agnostics and atheists? Other religions? Who knows? Will the abortion protests have an effect on any voters?

Protesters disrupt pro-life mass at Catholic church in Ohio: 'Jesus hates you'

As Catholics in Columbus, Ohio celebrated a pro-life mass on the anniversary of the Roe v Wade U S Supreme Court decision Friday, a small group of pro-abortion rights protesters stormed the ceremony

www.christianpost.com

Activist group threatens to 'burn Eucharist' in display of 'disgust' toward Catholics: 'Bigotry'

A pro-choice group named Ruth Sent Us, a reference to late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, threatened to burn the Eucharist in response to a Twitter user who offered to pray for them.

www.foxnews.com

Is it time yet?

 

[kyzr]

Is it time yet?

...as Braveheart would say.....HOLD......

 

[theHawk]

This is sure to win over the Hispanic voters:

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

This is sure to win over the Hispanic voters:

It's coming. They'll keep stupidly pushing, and then it will be time. They won't like it.

 

[theHawk]

It's coming. They'll keep stupidly pushing, and then it will be time. They won't like it.

They were awfully nice to them.

I would had taken a page out of the Islamists’ book and showed them the rooftop.

 

[Unkotare]

Of course it will cost them votes. Lots of them.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

I'm wondering how the Left's militant protests over a potential Roe v Wade overturn will affect the vote in November.
I assume that by 2024 it will be old news, but maybe not...

However, the utter disgust and disrespect that the protesters have shown churches and church-goers may have earned them severe opposition.
Attempted intimidation, if that's what it even was, in churches, IMHO will cost the democrats dearly in November...am I wrong?
Do most voters support disrespectful anti-religious protests?
Will those "protests" gain democrats votes, or lose democrat votes?
We all know that democrats are 100% Pro-Abortion. How will that play in November?

I know Evangelical voters generally vote against the democrats.
Catholic voters, many of whom are Hispanic, may show their displeasure to the Pro-Abortion democrats?
Jewish voters? Agnostics and atheists? Other religions? Who knows? Will the abortion protests have an effect on any voters?

Protesters disrupt pro-life mass at Catholic church in Ohio: 'Jesus hates you'

As Catholics in Columbus, Ohio celebrated a pro-life mass on the anniversary of the Roe v Wade U S Supreme Court decision Friday, a small group of pro-abortion rights protesters stormed the ceremony

www.christianpost.com

Activist group threatens to 'burn Eucharist' in display of 'disgust' toward Catholics: 'Bigotry'

A pro-choice group named Ruth Sent Us, a reference to late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, threatened to burn the Eucharist in response to a Twitter user who offered to pray for them.

www.foxnews.com

The first side to go to violence always loses.

That's why January 6 turned into such a disaster. If it had remained a peaceful protest we'd have seen the opposite result.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

They were awfully nice to them.

I would had taken a page out of the Islamists’ book and showed them the rooftop.

I agree.

 

[Otium]

I'm wondering how the Left's militant protests over a potential Roe v Wade overturn will affect the vote in November.
I assume that by 2024 it will be old news, but maybe not...

However, the utter disgust and disrespect that the protesters have shown churches and church-goers may have earned them severe opposition.
Attempted intimidation, if that's what it even was, in churches, IMHO will cost the democrats dearly in November...am I wrong?
Do most voters support disrespectful anti-religious protests?
Will those "protests" gain democrats votes, or lose democrat votes?
We all know that democrats are 100% Pro-Abortion. How will that play in November?

I know Evangelical voters generally vote against the democrats.
Catholic voters, many of whom are Hispanic, may show their displeasure to the Pro-Abortion democrats?
Jewish voters? Agnostics and atheists? Other religions? Who knows? Will the abortion protests have an effect on any voters?

Protesters disrupt pro-life mass at Catholic church in Ohio: 'Jesus hates you'

As Catholics in Columbus, Ohio celebrated a pro-life mass on the anniversary of the Roe v Wade U S Supreme Court decision Friday, a small group of pro-abortion rights protesters stormed the ceremony

www.christianpost.com

Activist group threatens to 'burn Eucharist' in display of 'disgust' toward Catholics: 'Bigotry'

A pro-choice group named Ruth Sent Us, a reference to late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, threatened to burn the Eucharist in response to a Twitter user who offered to pray for them.

www.foxnews.com

Why do you suppose we shall have a fair election in the first place ?

 

[Doc7505]

This is sure to win over the Hispanic voters:

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Will the PM/DSA Dem Commie Left begin lynching Catholics once again as they did during the late 19th and early 20th Century?

When America Hated Catholics

In the late 19th century, statesmen feared that Catholics were something less than civilized (and less than white).

www.politico.com

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The Anti-Catholic History of the KKK

Members of the Church persecuted alongside African-Americans, Jews

www.churchmilitant.com

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The sad history of Ku Klux Klan anti-Catholicism--Aleteia

The KKK's second iteration, in the 1920s, was bad news for Catholics.

aleteia.org

 

[Doc7505]

Why do you suppose we shall have a fair election in the first place ?

Do we really have free and fair elections?

 

[struth]

The reality is the left has zero tolerance for anything that is not “the party” - religion threatens that. This isn’t about women’s rights, if the left cared about women they’d let them play sports…so this is another red hearing to attack not just religion, but the constitution, rule of law, and judicial branch

 

[Big Bend Texas]

Why do you suppose we shall have a fair election in the first place ?

Because scrutiny of the upcoming elections will be the most intense in history.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

Do we really have free and fair elections?

Lacking transparency it's impossible to know.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

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Will the PM/DSA Dem Commie Left begin lynching Catholics once again as they did during the late 19th and early 20th Century?

When America Hated Catholics

In the late 19th century, statesmen feared that Catholics were something less than civilized (and less than white).

www.politico.com

**********​

The Anti-Catholic History of the KKK

Members of the Church persecuted alongside African-Americans, Jews

www.churchmilitant.com

**********​

The sad history of Ku Klux Klan anti-Catholicism--Aleteia

The KKK's second iteration, in the 1920s, was bad news for Catholics.

aleteia.org

Considering the Klan was founded and run by Democrats not a lot has changed.

 

[Otium]

Because scrutiny of the upcoming elections will be the most intense in history.

Scrutiny by whom? When there is collusion in fraud scrutiny is worthless.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

Scrutiny by whom? When there is collusion in fraud scrutiny is worthless.

By republicans and independents in every precinct in the country.

 

[Blackrook]

Attacking a Catholic Mass is counterproductive. It takes people off the sidelines and into the fight.

 

[Thinker101]

Dems have already managed to dig their graves deep enough, can't imagine there are many holdouts that would be pushed over the line on this issue.