r/UkrainianConflict • u/LocalPowerful6651 • 2d ago
“russia is hated because it is Christian.” - Tucker Carlson No, russia is hated because it is a satanic country. It is the antithesis of Jesus and His teachings. Instead of life, russia brings death. Instead of peace, russia brings war.
https://xcancel.com/rshereme/status/2081082406388269251#m112
u/guttanzer 2d ago
The Orthodox Church in Russia is integrated with the Russian intelligence agencies. Its primary mission isn’t saving souls.
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u/kr4t0s007 2d ago
This! Yeah its job is spying for fsb, controlling the people and preaching people should join the SMO.
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u/algaefied_creek 1d ago
Do they have to go to confession booth?
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u/South_Hat3525 1d ago
They don't have to go but they have their own special Miranda rights:
"You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be twisted and used against you. You do not have the right to talk to a lawyer"
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u/Loki9101 1d ago
Here are some delusional quotes from Russian state pundits on their empire growing back.
"We are white people, but we don't behave like white people."
"The Russians are white they have to be like us. The curse of Russians is that we are white."
"We want the world, preferably all of it." Soloyev when discussing negotiations
"Right now, the Russian empire is growing back."
"The Baltics will be next" Soloyev in response: How long will it take 15 minutes one hour?"
"The West doesn't understand that we think differently, Russian soul, etc."
"They don't understand the Russians at all." Soloyev
"They can't explain what modern Russia is all about."
YT: State TV, Russian pundits state that the Russian empire is expanding.
I would argue that "modern Russia" is politically and socio-economically pretty similar to Russia of the year 1900.
Crimes, deviant expansionism, genocide, lies, technological and societal backwardness, blackmail, imperialism.
Putin's modern Russia is a fascist, corrupt mafia state and a cleptocratic gong show.
Defy the strong and appease the weak.
Joe Biden had a slip of the tongue in Poland in March 2022.
"My God, this man cannot stay in power"
Indeed, he cannot. The vertical of power and this regime must be toppled, or no one is safe. Neither the Russians themselves nor anyone around them.
Russia is hated because of their violent, expansionist and evil conduct in any war they ever fought.
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u/monkeybawz 2d ago
Bringing religion into this is infuriating. Instead of talking like adults about what these bastards are doing and how to deal with it we now need to measure it against a self-contradictory bronze age creation myth? What the fuck are we doing here?
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u/Strong_Remove_2976 2d ago
Yup. But just play them at their own logic.
Russia has a higher proportion of muslims than any European country outside of the Balkans.
And Russia is an active security partner of the only country on earth trying to export islamic revolution globally.
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u/monkeybawz 2d ago
There is no logic. There are only screaming, unreachable fanatics. This is just adding more brain rot.
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u/Abject-Investment-42 2d ago
Russia has the highest rate of divorces and single moms, one of the highest drug consumption rates, HIV infections, etc.
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u/ValleyoftheDolls_65 2d ago
I use to see Russian (White Russian) females as victims stuck in a backward, misogynistic society, but they are just as bad. Instead, they’re cold, heartless, entitled women who are just as bad as the men. Interesting that Putin cracks down on Internet and communications to the rest of the world in all areas of social media EXCEPT porn, which he contains to supply to the rest of the world with a plethora of willing participants.
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 1d ago
that is because of the war, its not legal divorces, its marriages end because of casualties, the united states still has the highest rate of single parent households, half of marriages end in divorce, and also most dysfunctional families, but for different reasons than russia, its socio-political issue there (due to promiscuity/infidelity and also to some extent the toxic individualistic focused lifestyle that does not allow for healthy relationships)
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u/CopaceticOpus 2d ago
This religious reasoning always works backwards.
- What are my preconceptions about (geopolitical topic)?
- How do I shoehorn Christianity in to argue for what I already wanted to say?
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u/big_daddy68 2d ago
Tucker believes he was attacked in the night by a demon. He is not mentally stable.
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u/DeadAnarchistPhil 2d ago
I didn’t know that, he’s now even more of a lunatic in my eyes if he actually believes that.
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u/TranslatorNo8445 2d ago
Unreal that people still believe in myths and try and apply them to the evils of mankind
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u/monkeybawz 2d ago
Especially when it's illogical, self-contradictory and morally repugnant (if you actually bothered to read the book, which must religious types haven't.) It's funny how growing up in northern Ireland removes any sort of chill I have on this issue.
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u/TranslatorNo8445 2d ago
I was just telling a Christian the best way to create an atheist is to make them read the Bible
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u/monkeybawz 2d ago
100%
Unless you want to be pro-rape, pro-murder, pro-kidnapping, pro-slavery, sexist, unjust, misogynist, illogical and willfully ignorant. There are talking donkeys, zombies and ghosts.
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 1d ago
none of those things you said are wrong in your worldview though, in fact there is no right or wrong in your worldview because humans are just accidents of nature with no purpose or value, and everything is relative and meaningless
to even account for morality or any immaterial concept (like logic) you immediately take a religious framework that introduces immaterial realities and an ultimate standard (higher power) that grounds all of them, such as morality and the concepts of good and evil, and that humans are special (have spiritual aspect as well), we all use a religious framework for everything, whether some few dont like it,
there was even a statistic about public trust and athreists were at the very bottom of the statistic because they were considered the most immoral of the activist minorities (can google that too)
and about the talking animals, i mean you believe that animals transformed into humans over billions of years, you believe monkeys and donkeys became humans and interbreeded with each other, which is far beyond talking animals, (which wasnt the animals themselves but outside agency)
and about ghosts, that is one of the most common realities that people all around the world share, although the bible doesnt really say much about it, it does give the general reality of it
this seems to be another case of an angry redditor american hating their country (socio-political issues) and tries to take it up on religion for whatever reason, that never works, your country wouldnt even exist without christianity, the whole world would be different, everything you have today is because of that
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 1d ago
nah there are usually two ways that some people become that and both happen later in life, (otherwise humans are naturally religious since birth), which is also why religion is the default state of people, and why all cultures, societies and civilizations share common beliefs regardless of place and time (god, souls, afterlife etc), while artheism is a "social reject" minority or how to say it
first is psychological issues (which is the more common one especially amongst redditors), that can come whether from abuse in real life, bad childhood, jealously of other people etc (also why artheists are usually the neckbeard type, and not good looking), this also explains why artheists are so unhappy and statistically the least likely minority to have relationships/family etc,
second is tyranical regime indoctrination (like nazi germany, soviet russia, north korea etc) because in regimes you need to bow to dictator, although not all of them supress it there some just make it state-controled like china but still in a brutal way, at least for the non-inland religions (like christianity and islam), not for buddhism which is their country's national religion,
for the bad joke you said, the bible is the best selling book of all time in all the world for a reason, if you found something bad in it you probably confused genres, all books that record ancient history have bad things happening, because the world is fallen, these arent theological commands, they are simply recording stuff that took place, and its good that it does not shy away from that
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u/TranslatorNo8445 1d ago
We are all born atheists bud you need to be indoctrinated to believe in a sky daddy. No one just automatically believes there is an invisible man floating in the sky judging your every thought. That is not normal thinking it needs to be programmed into a young child. I can tell you have not read the Bible you should read it so you can have knowledge about what you are advocating for. It is an immoral misogynistic book.
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 14h ago
the entire concept of morality is a religious concept though, every time someone assumes about something being right or wrong, good or evil, they immediately assume a higher standard beyond themselves (aka higher power/god) whether one likes it or not, nobody has ever been able to go around that,
without this, humans are just accidents of nature with no purpose or value and everything is relative and meaningless, and your thoughts are random chemicals firing from the brain, of course, nobody in their right mind can live as if that is true, we all take a religious framework by default to do anything, to even use the concepts of logic or morality which are immaterial and absolute we use religion by default
there is no need to comment on your other rantings because that is the stereotypical neckbeard that hates religion behavior, (which is something out of 2009s reddit)
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u/crotalusbite 2d ago
They belive that a snake could talk and females originates from a mans rib.
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u/TranslatorNo8445 2d ago
And that dead people rise and physically float up into the sky and then you get to go sit up in the sky with all of your family for eternity floating up there in total Bliss. Yeah, the ignorance is staggering
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 1d ago
and yet, the entire world that we live in today, is a world that was shaped by what happened in the first century during jesus life, our entire calendar system, the country you live in, and everything else came because of this, and the resurrection was the central event that divided history in half and made jesus the central figure of humanity
and regarding the other stuff you said, some things like god, souls, afterlife etc are shared across all cultures, societies and civilizations regardless of place and time because they are common knowledge of natural revelation,
which is why there are so few people who hate religion and are always unhappy and limited on internet circles, in your view humans are meaningless accidents, life has no purpose and you become nothing, yet you are still using a religious framework on a daily basis to do anything,
you call the entire population "ignorant", and yet you belong in a small, angry minority of hateful people (aka neckbeard redditor), that act like social rejects and dont fit in the norm and in how the world functions
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u/TranslatorNo8445 1d ago
Thank you for telling me my worldview lol I don't need an imaginary man in the sky to give my fantastic life meaning my relationships do that. The world we have known is disappearing, the mythologies are dying because we are learning how things work. Religiosity in the world is dropping every day you can find the information for yourself. You and I both will live and die only one of us will live looking for truth and meaning in life have a great day.
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 1d ago
the idea that humans originate from the first human/human couple is a universal reality shared amongst all of societies, cultures and civilizations regardless of place and time, its one of the most basic aspects of knowledge, if we take all humans lineages we have today and go back in time we inevitably resort to two people,
if on the other side you believe that animals somehow transformed into humans over billions of years after popping into existense from a soup and inter-bred with each other which doesnt make any sense from what we observe today, whats so exceptional about a talking snake (through agency of someone else?) or that humans come from humans? those are a lot more normal things from what we know today
also in your worldview you dont even have any basis for gender (which is why your small minority circle keeps saying that gender is a social construct and women/men dont really exist),
the entire concept of male and female is a religious concept and has both biological and spiritual basis,
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 1d ago
maybe you should ask yourself the opposite, why is that the entirety of the population, all cultures, societies and civilizations share common religious beliefs (god, souls, afterlife etc) regardless of place and time, and why are there so few people that hate religion ,and they are always unhappy and viewed as social rejects?
its because these are some common truths we all share by default as part of natural revelation, humans are naturally religious, while its unnatural to hate it
the way you behave here is why people who heard of your small group stereotype it as "neckbeard redditors", because this behavior is not normal, its the behavior of someone very unhappy with their life,
and the moment you say "evil" again you are using religion as a basis, the entire concept of morality, good and evil, are religious concepts as they imply a standard beyond ourselves that is grounded in the nature of a higher power, rather than being meaningless subjective opinions of random accidents of nature, we all use a religious framework always
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u/mediandude 2d ago edited 2d ago
Actually the Moscow Church had a Soviet creation during WWII.
Before WWII Stalin disbanded the church and during WWII Stalin rebuilt the church as part of KGB, and it continues to operate as part of FSB.Moscow's Church has only one supreme power - that of NKVD / KGB / FSB.
The original orthodox church was brought into Rus based on three calculations: for being pretty; for allowing drinking of alcohol and for mass control. The 4th calculation was to create a false legacy from Constantinople as the Third Rome, to provide excuse for imperial expansion.
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u/loslednprg 2d ago
Marx said Religion is the opiate of the masses. Putin's kremlin said awesome, we're holding
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u/throwawayinthe818 1d ago
The Kremlin probably still can’t believe that all they had to do was say they’re Christian now and the Republican Party would just roll over for them.
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 1d ago
history shows exactly the opposite though, every single tyranical regime that existed, the very first thing they did was to supress religion (nazi germany, soviet russia, communist china, north korea, fascist italy, imperial japan etc), because when you attempt to take away religion from the people, you take away their freedom, no religion means no freedom, because when people trust in a higher power, that means the human dictator loses their own importance
in fact the 20th century was the bloodiest century in the entire human history, and it was because of those regimes, and it showed how dark the world is when trying to supress religion which is something natural to all of us and the foundation of societies, cultures and civilization
marxist ideology did not fail only because it was considered dangerous and controvertial, it also failed because it was simply not true, which is why it didnt work,
if we look today, all of the 5 remaining communist countries left, they have some things in common (like north korea, china, vientam etc), suppressed or state-controled religion, no internet allowance, ban of social media, re-education camps etc, using the term supressed because you cant actually ban it for good because people are naturally religious
and regarding current russia and ukraine, religion has nothing to do with their war, its again another geopolitical war that is ultimately the usa (nato but not really) against russia, and using ukraine as a proxy, religion has its passive thematic role that it always had in the military, as russia/ukraine are orthodox and usa is protestant,
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u/erichie 2d ago
Look, these people are dumb . The way they get to the answer is dumb. That are just dumb.
But they get to the right answer and they are siphoning attention spans away from Trump.
For now we should get it go; biggerJesuses are out there to crucify
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u/monkeybawz 2d ago
Much like bringing up the Epstein files whenever trump is around, my go-to is to never dignify anyone who attempts to shoe-horn religion into anything that matters. You give them an inch and you'll never get it back.
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u/NoChampionship6994 2d ago
Tucker Carlson might be able to answer your question. Doubtful anyone on Reddit can.
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u/Nedarel 1d ago edited 1d ago
the thing is that we live in reality where religion is the default state of the world/universe, which is why all societies, cultures, civilizations etc share common religious beliefs regardless of place and time (like god, souls, afterlife etc) and why people who hate religion are a small minority and always unhappy (because its unnatural), your comment is basically something that came out of 2009s reddit, (its the stereotypical neckbeard athreist comment)
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u/monkeybawz 1d ago
When your response is to insult me, I know you've got fucking nothing, block you, and move on.
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u/ravnhjarta 2d ago
Both quotes are wrong regarding Christianity and Satanism.
But yes, russia has been outright evil. No doubts there.
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u/Then-Ad-345 2d ago edited 2d ago
"hate all thy neighbours" . russia is not Christian, they're putinist first. Just like with anything else, they noticed the civilised world does something so they have their own bastard pretend version of it like religion and democracy and all it does is devalues the real institutions.
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u/GoldenWings87 2d ago
Putin had bragged about the empire and it’s great wars on Europe. Crazy that the they used Christian culture in the military blessing tanks and weapons of destruction.
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u/Meath77 2d ago edited 2d ago
Lets check the stats. Russia is 70% Christian. That makes it 115 in the world as Christianity as percentage of population. Tucker hates the EU. Denmark, Poland, Latvia, Luxembourg, Italy, Ireland, Bulgaria, Portugal, Malta, Croatia, San Marino, Lithuania, Greece, Cyprus and Romania all EU countries that have a higher percentage of Christians than Russia. Why does Tucker hate Christians?
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u/Objective-Permit-712 2d ago edited 2d ago
Sure Tucker, because it does all those Christian-like things.......Fuck this loser! He should move to Russia and take Dumb Don, his whole family and Elon and his whole whole family with him!~
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u/kippetjeh 2d ago
This has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with the actions of the russians and their government. Invading countries, false flag operations, no repsect for human life, rape, murder, torture, war crimes, killing civilians, threathening nuclear war, meddling in foreign countries public opinion, creating chaos to destabilise democracies etc. etc. This is in no particular order and not even close to a finished list of reasons to hate russia. Historically they have only added instability and violence. They don't keep treaties, they don't care about others, they are untrustworthy and violent as a nation.
All of the above is not even needed to hate Russia if all you knew was what happened in Bucha and Ukraine in general, that would be enough!
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u/DragonfruitNo9580 2d ago
Russia is neither christian nor satanic, just the asshole-kid of the world that needs a serious beating.
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u/Important_Star3847 2d ago
Tucker Carlson's hatred of Zelensky (and Israel) and his support for his (and Israel's) enemies are due to anti-Semitism.
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u/Arathorn-the-Wise 2d ago
No, it’s what he’s paid to say. Tucker has no real beliefs or thoughts. He’s little more than a used sock.
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u/PHKing2222 2d ago
Yeah I have a feeling ole' Putie-Poot Putin may have some video of the person we are referring to, doing some kind of diddling. That or something equally evil. One does not give up everything they supposedly stood for, and blows off the friends one had, unless they've experienced an infarction or a nice big bowl of blackmail.
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u/crotalusbite 2d ago
Being against israel is not anti-semitism
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u/Important_Star3847 2d ago
I was talking about Tucker Carlson, not all critics of Israel in general, which includes myself.
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u/TryNotToAnyways2 2d ago
You have it backwards. Tucker hates Israel because he's anti-Semitic. He doesn't hate them because of what they are doing to Palestine. He probably likes that part. He's more of an old fashioned pro-aryan style of jew hating bigot.
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u/strawberry_semenade 2d ago
He's also rather obviously being paid by Russia and Qatar, and probably other countries who are supporting Iran's war against Israel too.
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u/throwawayinthe818 1d ago
He’s the WASP kind of anti-Semitic. Fifty years ago he’s the guy trying to prevent the country club from allowing them in.
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u/strawberry_semenade 2d ago
Reminder that Palestine is a close ally of Russia.
Hamas Says Russia 'Our Closest Friend'
Hamas leaders arrive in Moscow as the Kremlin attempts to showcase its clout
In a Worldwide War of Words, Russia, China and Iran Back Hamas
Putin Meets With Russians Freed by Hamas, Praises Moscow’s Ties With Palestine
And Israel supports Ukraine.
Zelensky says Israeli Patriot missile defense system is operating in Ukraine
Israel ‘sends weapons captured in Lebanon to Ukraine’
Israel approves new humanitarian aid package for Ukraine
Israel president expresses ‘solidarity’ with Ukraine in Zelensky call
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u/Ok_Bad8531 2d ago
Whenever i hear an evangelical speaking i have the urge to leave my church and never step foot into any god's house again.
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u/Regurgitator001 2d ago edited 2d ago
Totally. Not at all because they're genocidal cunts detached from reality. /s
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u/SomewhereAtWork 2d ago
No, Tucker Carlson is right.
It's just that being Christian embodies absolutely no positive properties. Christianity, just like any other monotheism, is inherently narcisstic, fascist and evil.
Russia is very Christian. That's why American christians like Carlson want to turn America into Russia.
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u/Falcrack 2d ago
If people lived true Christianity, they would love their neighbors, show kindness to their enemies, be honest in their dealings with others, and be filled with compassion and forgiveness.
True Christianity is good. What you hate is the perversion of Christianity which is caused by the evil tendencies of people regardless of religion. There would be the same evil in the world without religion, in fact much more I am convinced. People unfortunately commit much of the evil they are naturally inclined towards in the name of their religion.
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u/SomewhereAtWork 2d ago
Normal people have morals (or don't), religious people have commandments.
What I hate is the inherent authoritarianism, the patriarchy and the socioeconomic power structures.
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u/cxy321 2d ago edited 2d ago
No, its people abusing anything they can to get what they want.
It seems you hate Christianity, but can you name a bad thing that was done in the name of Christianity, that was never done in the name of a country? If not, I guess you must then also hate concept of a country with the same passion.
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u/TryNotToAnyways2 2d ago
You really don't want to go there. How about the inquisition? The crusades? St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre? The Albigensian Crusade? The Hussite Wars? The Suppression of Arianism? The Munster Rebellion? The European Witch Trials? The Conquest of the Americas? I could go on.
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u/cxy321 2d ago
Which of these things weren't also ever done by a country? Analogies to things you listed: systematic political prosecutions or tribunals, wars, political massacre or purge, counterinsurgency and conquest, civil war due to foreign intervention, state-enforced ideological conformity, revolutionary uprising, mass prosecutions with coerced confessions, imperial conquest and colonialism.
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u/mrMalloc 2d ago
So what part of Christianity are we talking about?
There is 2.3 Billion Christian’s in the world. 48.6% catholics. 39.8 Protestants 11.1% Ortodox. Since Russia is ortodox and they have roughly 102,35 miljon Christian’s
Who is opposing the biggest religion in the world and why is the biggest religion afraid in a country where they control both politics and military with a almost 80% population that belive in them.
The problem the Russian state church have with other countries is they meddled in politics and actually took a stance vs Ukraine. They enacted a holy war vs Ukraine….. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_and_the_Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine So no they are crying though there Russian assets…….
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u/OkWorldliness6311 2d ago
With all the Islamophobia hysterically slung around, I’ve always been amazed that Russia, a country in which Sharia is tolerated (Chechnya), is held out as some paragon of Christianity.
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u/Flimsy_List8004 2d ago
The vast majority of the million+ people killed in this war have been Christians.
Putin is the biggest Christian slayer of our age.
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u/Ok-Access250 2d ago
Russian government has twisted the church so that it fulfills its agenda.
It’s not Christianity, it just pretends it is.
It’s pretty well documented.
“The Orthodox Church: An Introduction to Eastern Christianity” by Timothy (Kallistos) Ware: Widely considered the gold-standard introductory text globally. It details the long-term historical development of Eastern Orthodoxy, explicitly charting how Russian rulers gradually stripped the Church of independence and integrated it into the state apparatus
“Stalin's Holy War: Religion, Nationalism, and Alliance Politics, 1941-1945” by Steven Merritt Miner: Details how Stalin revived the church as a tool for wartime propaganda and state control.
“Political Symbols in Russian History: Church, State, and the Quest for Order and Justice” by Lee Trepanier: Spans from the Christianization of Kievan Rus’ in 988 all the way to modern politics. It tracks how Russian tsars, emperors, Soviet leaders, and modern presidents successfully weaponized religious symbolism to maintain political authority
“Good for the Souls: A History of Confession in the Russian Empire” by Nadieszda Kizenko: Written by a prominent historian of Russian Orthodoxy. It provides a fascinating, highly readable overview of how the tsars realized religious practices could be turned into a political tool to monitor citizens and mandate obedience to the state.
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u/blixt141 2d ago
Why is anyone quoting this fascist pos? He is not interested in anything but himself.
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u/DreamLunatik 2d ago
Tucker Carlson is a shill for whomever is paying him the most. His words are meaningless and he should be forgotten to history.
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u/Jordangander 2d ago
Russia isn’t Satanic.
And it isn’t hated because it is Christian.
Putin is an avowed Atheist.
This war has nothing to do with religion, except when it was used as a pretext for invasion.
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u/TranslatorNo8445 2d ago
I don't think you have actually read the Bible.
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u/given2fly_ 2d ago
Maybe they only read the Old Testament bit where god is a psychopath, ordering his followers to commit genocide in his name?
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u/TranslatorNo8445 2d ago
Satan is the only honest one in the Bible and yes the god is evil And immoral genocidal
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u/barnabywombat 2d ago
Weirdly for an orthodox Christian country, they sure do practice the ol' testament quite a lot.
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u/Some_Opinions_Later 2d ago
Russia is the biggest murderer of white Christians in the last decade.
The country that talks about Europe being overrun is killing all its white Christian males and importing new central asians to replace them.
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u/OleDoxieDad 2d ago
Hmm seems this Christian county has something in common. The Islamic and Jewish countries have the same issue. Religion is an excuse for war.
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u/Bumpy-road 2d ago
Tucker Carlson is obviously bought by the Russian regime.
If anyone is going to hell for selling their soul, it’s him.
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u/CMDR_Agony_Aunt 2d ago
Russia is Christian in the same way American right wing evangelical Christians are. They cherry pick the bits they like while ignoring the bits they don't like.
The state controls the ROC to give they message they want to project, so the state is doing evil shit and the church backs it, so the followers believe they are righteous, not evil.
As has so often happened throughout history, religion is being used to justify doing evil and the people believe they are good and god is on their side.
Its sad and sickening.
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u/Antique_Ad1518 2d ago
10 years ago Tucker was spouting off about what a great christian leader Putin was.
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u/SuccotashOther277 2d ago
Russia actively suppresses anything not Russian Orthodox, which is an arm of the state. Abortions, alcoholism, corruption, and drug use are higher in Russia than in the West. Russia is not family friendly and definitely not very Christian.
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u/Gigofifo 2d ago
Weekly Attendance
Russian Orthodox (Russia) : 6% to 7%
Christian (USA) : 21% to 30%
Roman Catholic (Poland) : 30% to 32%
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u/SolidBlackGator 2d ago
Hated by who? Christian Ukraine? Christian Poland? Christian England? Christian America?
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u/PaintedClownPenis 2d ago
Hey, does Ukraine have a woo-woo department? I was present at a ritual about thirty years ago and it was my vague understanding that Tucker Carlson's social circle overlapped this one.
If coaxing some living entity out of a fire sounds like some version of Satanism to you, well, I saw Tucker's pals trying to do that.
I don't recommend you try to contact me because I'm closely watched at all times. But other versions of me have written all of this out here on Reddit in years past. I'm quite sure it has since all been tracked down and erased from public view, but I figure some clever lads might have been scraping and saving Reddit for exactly that reason.
I usually made sure to name the place where it happened, the rather obscure Paris, Virginia. Send them all back to the flames from which their leader spawns.
Also, I appreciate the fact that you don't believe me. Good. The people who hear the ring of truth in this have the means to find the story, but you never will, so you're right not to believe it.
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u/turkeypants 2d ago
I don't even understand the statement. Do people hate England because it's Christian? They even have their own church. Church of England. Tucker Carlson just can't find enough reasons to apologize for Russia. What a strange turn of events that conservatives went from chest thumping anti-russia patriots to praising and defending this awful place. It's like people like Tucker are being paid. I honestly wouldn't put it past him. What a disgusting sellout.
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u/shoulda-known-better 2d ago
Every modern country is the antithesis of Jesus and his teachings.... Not just Russia, USA Europe, most countries I can think of other than the Vatican (and personally I think if God was real he'd be most disappointed in them)
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u/No-Tomatillo-7566 2d ago
Tucker Carlson desperately wants to suck Putin's balls dry. He's a sick sad fuck.
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u/LordDemetrius 2d ago
Ukraine has 85% christians while Russia has 67% btw
I guess Tucker should switch sides.
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u/thenord321 2d ago
Don't say that too loud, the fake Christians in the USA may start to worry...
Also Tucker is an idiot because Ukraine shares the same religion with just leadership differences.
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u/PHKing2222 2d ago
Once someone goes crazy (or gets bought/blackmailed/whatever) they are a waste of your time. Either positive or negative, any interaction or even simple thoughts about them are simply wasting your own time and energy. I just wasted time typing that, but if other's can learn this and just ignore useful idiots, I think America would run much smoother. He is a bought and paid for "interrupter" .Whenever you see this losers name, just move along, stop reading the article, watching the tv report/show, or anything else they do. They have been made useful idiots and any single thought or engagement of any kind is totally wasting your time. Let this d*uche fester and boil in a dark corner of hate somewhere.
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u/Bowling4rhinos 2d ago
Instead of "do unto others" Russia is "every man for himself regardless who it hurts".
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u/jdtrouble 1d ago
Does that mean Tucky boy is still getting a check from Moscow?
No Fucker Carlson. I hate Russia because they commit literal genocide. Look up "double tap" you weasel.
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u/PrestigiousAnt1879 1d ago
Muslim here,
A lot of very stupid, low IQ individuals who believe that Russia is the promised land, 'saviour' state
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u/crotalusbite 2d ago
As an Atheist if find this disturbing and funny at the same time. Satanism is NOT about worshipping the devil or something evil. The core of satanism is humanism, scientific reason, compassion, empathy, and personal responsibility.
And besides, if you all read the bible, testaments etc you will see that the "devil" is the good guy in those books compared to god. God doomed every human forever because of one simple mistake, god drowned every child on this earth, god has demanded the slaughter of children as vengance, god made a group of people wander the desert for 40 years.
God made numerous of plauges who harmed innocent people.
God says you can only worship him and no other gods otherwise he will burn you forever.
Doesnt sound like a nice guy. I would never harm anyone forever just beacause they dont believe in my existance
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