And we believe Europe is a shithole full of atheists who take Nietzsche and Sartre far too literally and seriously. How’s that unchecked immigration working for you with the Muslim rape gangs?

Christian Existentialists are not Christian Nationalists. We continue the philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard, believe the Bible is meant to be interpreted subjectively, and believe all churches are corrupt.

And you should read the link in my bio that explains the entire Christian Existentialist philosophy that I preach to the youth in Austin (with the HELP of TPUSA).

Please see the Christian Existentialist philosophy I write and preach in Austin (link in profile). In the true Kierkegaardian sense, we must find God’s reflection in outer reality, meditate on it within our Will (or Dasein if you prefer Heidegger), and then reflect it out back into the world as decisive action. That is how we give up the original sin of free will and perform God’s Will. Also God’s direct commands let us suspend the ethical, even his commandments, to perform what must be done. This is shown in the story of Abraham and Isaac, and proved out to be true by Kierkegaard in his masterwork Fear and Trembling. Most Christian Existentialists agree that there is direct evidence that God intended for homosexuality to be fine, but not transgenderism as it is not reflected by science in any human genetics.

I personally only voted for him once.

You’re right, it is. Nietzsche was right about oh so many things, but Kierkegaard will take the day at the very last moments of Christianity. I talk about it extensively in my philosophy (see profile link). I can only convert the Austin youth so fast (even with the help of TPUSA). In the end we must fail, as foretold by John of Zebedee. The Antichrist will appear only when most of us have been slaughtered by the unbelievers. But we will put up a hell of a fight!

Check out my profile to see what I believe. I’ve been converting the Austin youth to Existential Christianity by the dozens. Not to mention fundraising a massive amount for TPUSA. It made me a huge target for the atheist Antifa thugs. Not hard to see honestly.

Relax, I don’t wish any harm on trans people, it is just my personal Christian opinion that they are confused and need help. Over half the country agrees with me, and I don’t see much good coming out if debating it with someone like you.

Bullshit, I’ve been on the Austin branch of Antifa’s hit list for 2 years now. They thankfully stopped stalking me when I installed cameras all over my house and car and startef conceal carrying. They are a bunch of wannabe tough guys who can’t shoot for shit. You would think they would hit the shooting range like the rest of us, but they have zero common sense and only care about ideals.

See, this is why your party is going to lose more elections than they win in the long run, though there will thankfully be a blue wave for midterms. You’ve been pushing the average Centrist American to the right for a decade by just labelling them, “far right.” By your definition all Christians would be far right, since we believe a man cannot become a woman. As long as the left insists on pushing trans idiology, it will hurt them immensely. But don’t take my word for it, just watch Newsom go against the trans movement first, and sensible Democrats to follow. If you on the far left punish them for it, there will be double the Republican wins over Democrats for at least the next decade. The trans issue is a losing issue for your side, period.

Depends if you are talking US or worldwide. I mean a US Centrist.

I only did the first time, which I regretted. I sure as hell wasn’t going to vote for Hillary, that snake.

By the US definition a Centrist would vote Democrat or Republican a roughly equal amount of times. I tend to be a traditional Democrat on social issues (not the populist Antifa nonsense), and a traditional Republican on economic issues (not the populist MAGA nonsense). This means at least for presidents my votes have been Bush, Bush, Obama, Obama, Trump, Biden, Harris. So I’ve tended slightly to the left on presidents. I’ve also tended to vote slightly to the right on governors and congressmen. Abbott has done a lot of good for Texas as an example, though I’ve always voted against Ted Cruz. Hope this helps!

The same reason CPAs have been working 16 hours a day 7 days a week at the Big 4 accounting firms. There is a shortage of people qualified to do the work that keeps this country running and people alive. CPAs hold up the economy, doctors hold up the health of the nation. Both do it way more to help than to be paid well.

Finally something that affects those of us on the up-end of the K shaped economy. I warned all my Centrist friends that if they voted Trump his bad economic policies would eventually rise up to affect them. Yet, I was the only Centrist I know of in all of Austin, TX who voted for Kamala. The rest of the Centrists were too worried about trans dudes taking over women’s sports and bathrooms, and said they had enough money to withstand, “whatever Trump does with the economy.” Fucking idiots, they could have saved the economy and the best BBQ in Texas (which is Austin of course).

We have learned this lesson before, especially from Cyberpunk. Don’t realease it until it is ready. Even if that takes 20+ years. You have to make it worth the wait, so you might as well perfect it. I have plenty of time and patience.

I would prefer Mark Kelly, but she’s way better than Newsom at least.

Actually my family is quite proud of their son who came here with nothing from Cuba and is now a millionaire. I worked hard, got my CPA, and now help the largest hedge funds and PE firms on Wall Street avoid as much tax as possible. Based on how you are projecting, I bet you were born here to liberal, lazy parents who did not teach you strong Christian values, and the importance of hard work and playing the get rich game that is life in the USA. So now you are bitter that an immigrant is far more rich and successful than you. Boo-hoo!

He’s certainly right up there with Stephen Miller and Kash Patel for the worst of the worst!

Only 61%? My weekly grocery bill has gone from $100 to $150 on average. That’s with cutting back by no longer buying snacks or nice cuts of meat.