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11. Trump and Religion

Reply to Oneironaut (Reply #5)

Mon May 4, 2026, 10:57 AM

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Are an oxymoron. Trump and his supports along with the M$M show how one can express their religious views in words only and not in deeds then claim others are falsely religious when actions of the “falsely religious” seem to clearly show adherence to some generally accepted religious principles.

This is silly known as projection.

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