Evangelicals are not right wing. They all love the blacking of America. Not one evangelical church calls for the removal of brown people. Stop blaming the right you fucking communist.
It's not specifically the right-wing as a political ideology and movement so much as specific cultural groups that have tended to nest and reside there for about a century or more that are the problem. Which doesn't necessarily make up or represent the right wing as a whole at all.
It's a little too easy to jump to ranting about the whole wing instead of those individual subsections. I used to do that a lot, and sometimes have to correct myself when I accidentally slip into it.
Evangelicals are certainly the most obvious and easiest to name though, since they're so consistently loud and unison in their judgemental sentiments and ideology. And their eagerness to wield and utilize power to shove that ideology down other peoples' throats.
Pretty much the Ori from Stargate (though some mistake the Ori as being a play on Christianity as a whole, which is an overly simplistic take I totally disagree with. Regardless of what the show's writers intentions were.).
Evangelicals are not right wing. They all love the blacking of America. Not one evangelical church calls for the removal of brown people. Stop blaming the right you fucking communist.
Evangelicals really aren't right wing because it's not a political movement. There are plenty of Evangelicals who lefties like you.
It's not specifically the right-wing as a political ideology and movement so much as specific cultural groups that have tended to nest and reside there for about a century or more that are the problem. Which doesn't necessarily make up or represent the right wing as a whole at all.
It's a little too easy to jump to ranting about the whole wing instead of those individual subsections. I used to do that a lot, and sometimes have to correct myself when I accidentally slip into it.
Evangelicals are certainly the most obvious and easiest to name though, since they're so consistently loud and unison in their judgemental sentiments and ideology. And their eagerness to wield and utilize power to shove that ideology down other peoples' throats.
Pretty much the Ori from Stargate (though some mistake the Ori as being a play on Christianity as a whole, which is an overly simplistic take I totally disagree with. Regardless of what the show's writers intentions were.).
You’ve ranted quite a bit about them actually.