So the implicit racism I opined about in yesterday’s post?
Nope, it’s explicit. I got into a social media fight with one of these
so-called Christians who are huge hypocrites, especially when they’re all, “Anyone
who votes for a pro-abortion politician is complicit in their policies, but I’m
not complicit in the evil policies of the guy I voted for who is the living
embodiment of all seven deadly sins.” Then she said she didn’t say that, so I
just copied and pasted where she did say it, and I said, “This is why people
are leaving the Church.” So then she took things to private messaging with some
ridiculous conspiracy theory about how one of the Super Bowl halftime
performers was sliding down a pole that was lit up pink, which shows her
support for late-term abortion, and you should have seen the comments under
this post! What really got me is how many of them said African beats are
Satanic. So if syncopated beats are pure evil, I must be the spawn of Satan,
since I prefer them. I would say this is people straining at gnats, except that
it does have a much darker aspect. If you are saying something as innocuous as
rhythms (not lyrics, mind you, but RHYTHMS) are evil if they come from another
race, then what are you saying about your thoughts on members of that race?
These were, of course, all “devout” and “pro-life” “Catholics” commenting on
the post. I am so aghast that I am going to confession tonight, because right
now I hate (and I mean HATE) a huge chunk of my fellow churchgoers. Fortunately
most of the worst offenders have left my parish for “Tradistan,” where the
doily-heads go to Latin Mass because they consider the Novus Ordo invalid. That
is what the person I had the original argument with does. Still, I can’t help
feeling that a lot of people in the pews next to me might think “Catholic”
means, not universal, but white and European, and anything else is evil. And
that is, in fact, the real evil: considering those different from ourselves not
human.
Famous Hat
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