Klu Klux Klan Moral Standards vs Today Republican Party Christian Standards

[Captain Silver]

Is it time to trash heap some of these threads?

Fo realz

[Greg]

The KKK is a christian organization that has roots back to reformation Protestantism

its not opposed to Christianity, it IS extreme radical Christianity.

No sir. Your lies stop here. Show me where Jesus teaches this.

And if you want to see radical Christianity, here you go.




These extreme, radical Christians went to the shooter's house to let his wife know they forgave him and held nothing against her or the family.

You are completely out of line besmirching Christianity.

But I get it, Jesus being a Jew and all.

[ShadeRaven]

In 1922, the New York World newspaper published a three-week exposé series on the KKK. In response, William J. Simmons, the founder of the Jim Crow era revival of the Ku Klux Klan published his own series of articles. In one article he cites the exposé and its description of the Klan’s nativist beliefs.

A New York Times recap of the article states:

Speaking of the result of The World’s exposé, [Simmons] asserts that it showed an organization admitting to membership none but "native born, white, Gentile, Protestant Americans, whose statement of principles was a restoration of the fundamental principles of American democracy as embodied in the Constitution of the United States, an organization whose code of conduct was Christianity."

Simmons did not refute that description.

These quotes reveal how connected the beliefs of white Christian nationalists today are with the Ku Klux Klan of 100 years ago.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...-ku-klux-klan/



The KKK is objectively a christian organization, according to academia, its founders, and its members. You cant deny it.

[Captain Silver]

In 1922, the New York World newspaper published a three-week exposé series on the KKK. In response, William J. Simmons, the founder of the Jim Crow era revival of the Ku Klux Klan published his own series of articles. In one article he cites the exposé and its description of the Klan’s nativist beliefs.

A New York Times recap of the article states:

Speaking of the result of The World’s exposé, [Simmons] asserts that it showed an organization admitting to membership none but "native born, white, Gentile, Protestant Americans, whose statement of principles was a restoration of the fundamental principles of American democracy as embodied in the Constitution of the United States, an organization whose code of conduct was Christianity."

Simmons did not refute that description.

These quotes reveal how connected the beliefs of white Christian nationalists today are with the Ku Klux Klan of 100 years ago.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...-ku-klux-klan/



The KKK is objectively a christian organization, according to academia, its founders, and its members. You cant deny it.

Westboro Baptist Church are Christian? Ted Bundy a Latter Day Saint Christian.

The world is filled with crazy fuckers. I don’t believe in shit either, but you can’t say a bunch of fucking idiots that were Christian Racists has shit to do with true Christians.

Fuck, I eat meat, does that make me Jeffrey Dahmer?

[ShadeRaven]

Westboro Baptist Church are Christian? Ted Bundy a Latter Day Saint Christian.

The world is filled with crazy fuckers. I don’t believe in shit either, but you can’t say a bunch of fucking idiots that were Christian Racists has shit to do with true Christians.

Fuck, I eat meat, does that make me Jeffrey Dahmer?

Yes Westboro Baptist is a Christian mega church and Ted Bundy was raised in the church.

But my point was that you can't say the KKK was opposed to Christianity when they were specifically built as a Christian organization.

You may not be Ted Bundy but you're still a carnivore.



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[Captain Silver]

Yes Westboro Baptist is a Christian mega church and Ted Bundy was raised in the church.

But my point was that you can't say the KKK was opposed to Christianity when they were specifically built as a Christian organization.

You may not be Ted Bundy but you're still a carnivore.



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Westboro isn't considered a mega-church by anyone's standards.

Ted Bundy didn't eat people.

Anyone can wrap themselves in the flag of Christianity.

[ShadeRaven]

Yes anyone can wrap themselves in the flag of Christianity, that's what the Confederate states and Chattel Slavery did too.

However you can not say an organization wrapped in the flag of a Christianity , run by Christians is opposed to Christianity

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[Captain Silver]

Yes anyone can wrap themselves in the flag of Christianity, that's what the Confederate states and Chattel Slavery did too.

However you can not say an organization wrapped in the flag of a Christianity , run by Christians is opposed to Christianity

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I'm not saying shit. I am saying I don't pay mind to fringe organizations that do not deserve my time.

[ShadeRaven]

The KKK is hardly a fringe organization with Millions of historical members, deep politcal ties and influence have shaped America for close to 150years.

To this day those with KKK ties are still running for republican office and they arent shunned by their colleagues.

[Captain Silver]

The KKK is hardly a fringe organization with Millions of historical members, deep politcal ties and influence have shaped America for close to 150years.

To this day those with KKK ties are still running for republican office and they arent shunned by their colleagues.

[ShadeRaven]

Blah just proved that the KKK is not a fringe organization and is incredibly politically powerful, thank you for Proving Captain silver wrong

[blah3]

Blah just proved that the KKK is not a fringe organization and is incredibly politically powerful, thank you for Proving Captain silver wrong

Blah just showed that the oarty of civil rights is the republican party and the party that opposed advancement of civil rights was the democrat party.