Comments by "Meh Pluribus Unum" (@pluribus_unum) on "Ziklag Exposed: Secretive Christian Nationalist Network Tries to Purge Voters in Battleground States" video.

  1. Dictatorship or democracy. This is still a battle for the soul of America.
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  2.  @humboldthammer  - Nope. Despite the fact that Gene Roddenberry was a humanist and wanted our culture to outgrow such outmoded (in his mind) concepts as religion and marriage, and wanted Star Trek to show that, his writers didn’t always agree with that.
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  3.  @susanmercurio1060  - An excellent tome indeed.
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  4.  @primusyshu941  - The democratic Republic whose true exceptionalism is that it's founded on shared values and ideals -- not a shared geography, history, an ethnicity, ideology, or religion. We, the people, in order to form a more perfect Union... Continuing to perfect, protect, and progress that Union is our unique inheritance and legacy. What we do in these times to protect the Union will determine whether we remain a democracy. We either support plutocratic and oligarchic white Christian nationalism ... OR We uphold the rule-of-law not the rule-of-man, educate future generations on the true meaning of the Great Melting Pot, the Separation of Church and State -- for the benefit and preservation of both -- as well as civic duties and common decency, and continue to perfect this 248yr old imperfect Union.
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  5.  @Matthew_Loutner  - Fanfic is fun, isn't it. Back on earth, no such Manichean binary exists.
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  6.  @Matthew_Loutner  - Get your Gos out of our government, or admit you hate American values.
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  7. Imaginary friends are great, but they aren't the foundation of human wisdom, knowledge, and compassion.
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  8. Funny who confesses their sin of constitutional ignorance by repeating their mumbling mantra of misinformed mumbo jumbo.
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  9.  @xjarheadjohnson  - Truth. Receipts. Lessons. A joy to my soul! Sadly, also wisdom whispered to a stone, it seems. 🍋⚖️ - [The U.S. Supreme Court] created what was called the Lemon Test, which created three criteria for evaluating whether the principle of separation of church and state were violated by a law: 1. The legislation must have a secular purpose. 2. The effect of the legislation must neither advance nor inhibit religion. 3. The legislation must not excessively entangle government and religion.
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