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  There’s ~210,000,000 Christians in the United States so 20k represents 0.000095% of the population. 
  Or 1 in 10,500.
context: ~.01% of US Christians.  Trump should piss all Christians off, but lets not pretend this number is in any way representative of anything meaningful. >
  
  
  Trump should piss all Christians off
  
  Meh, I got over the idea decades ago that christians should be good people because they're christian.
  Most of the nastiest people I have ever known were also the strongest christians I have ever known. 
  Racism, homophobia, bigotry, sexism, you name it, it all came from people who went to church 2-3 times a week.
  I'm much more impressed by a nonreligious person who is a good person than a christian who is an awesome person.
  At this point the only thing I think christians should do is fuck off with the christian nationalism stuff and focus on being a half decent person who is capable of living in a modern democracy. 
  If "I'm a christian" comes out of their mouth outside church then I'm not listening because I don't care anymore after all the damage that has followed that phrase in american history. >
  
  I hope you don't mean 100% of all Christians or other religious people... >
  
  Did you respond to the wrong comment? >
  
  Maybe, woops /s >
  
  Wow, Christian America finally standing up for what's right...by the dozens. >
  
  I'll believe it when it comes to the election. It's not like the "christians" haven't been wee bit dishonest in the past >
  
  Correct.  There are plenty of people that said they didn't like Trump but still voted for him because he was GOP candidate.  They need to put their money where their mouth is. >
  
  Now do DeSantis >
  
  But he held up the bible (upside down) that one time! >
  
  20,000?   You gotta get those numbers up, those are rookie numbers. >
  
  And yet most of them will fall in line and vote for any Republican over any Democrat during the election, Trump included.
  They lack the conviction to stand up to their monsters. >
  
  In fairness, this appears to be from a left wing Christian group >
  
  Petitions are the most useless tool of "activism". >
  
  The Vast Majority of people that call themselves "Christian", especially in the US, neither know or act as if they have ever heard Jesus' story. They live by a corrupt translation of a translation of a translation... of the Old Testament, and all they know about Jesus is he died on the cross so that they can be as evil as they like throughout their lives, as long as they say "Oops, My Bad" before they die. >
  
  That's it? Lol, Christianity is a dumpster fire >
  
  "We don't know much yet about how the 2024 election will play out, but one thing is certain: Another Trump presidency would be a disaster for our country." >
  
  This is not even close to being newsworthy unless this is Pathetic Fucking News Day.
  To all of the "good" Christians, it's not good enough to go on social media and say, "That's awful! They're not real Christians." Everyone knows that. It just sounds like you're humble bragging that you're one of the "good" ones. Besides, "They're not real Christians" is meaningless when different flavors of Christians hurl this insult at each other all the time. 
  Where are the boycotts, the protests, and the marches organized by national leaders of the different denominations? Where are the "good" Christian leaders going out every single this time these so-called Christians try to turn this country into a theocracy or use Christianity to spread hate? Where are the calls for congressional investigations into our creeping Christian theocracy? Where are the local, state, and national Christian's leaders calling out politicians using Christianity to trade hate for votes? I'm not talking about what someone's local church did. A ragtag bunch of kids organized national gun control protests that have actually gotten real results. Where is the fucking outrage?
  When the issue of abortion or same-sex marriage comes up you can bet that the Catholic League's Bill Donohue will tell anyone ~~with a microphone and an audience~~ that abortion and same-sex marriage go against god's will. (The part about going to hell is usually just implied.) As a non-Catholic, why do I even know Bill Donohue's name? More importantly, why don't I know the names of his Protestant et al equivalents? I may not know catechism but I do know that the Catholic Church is definitely not cool with abortion and same-sex marriage. 
  And this isn't about Evangelicals only; they weren't always like this. Christians make up ~70% of this country. 70%. If you all don't fix this who will? And who can? This is y'all's religion, take it back, please, before more people get killed. >
  
  63% now ig? Thank god people are either finding a better-fitting (and more widely loving) religion or being agnostic/atheists. Because the amount of pagans I see harming politics is near 0 people, but the amount of christians/catholics is too high... >
  
  A little late. They cheered when he locked children in cages >
  
  It's about time! >
  
  Like a fart in the wind >
  
  Today I learned there’s only 20,000ish Christians in America. >
  
  Whatever losers!! All of you supposed good religious people are all fake! You vote for the devil and then hide behind religion as if you are a good person. Ha! Being a good person includes not causing harm but you republicans have no issue causing harm to people. >
  
  "Those ain't real Christians!"
  SOURCE: Dr. Ed Young, High Iman of Texas Evangelibans. If you haven't paid up your 2022 thithe you'll burn in hell until you do. >
  
  Finally all you hypocrites who followed, voted, justified your support for this crook want to to do something actually. Scoff. You all suck and its too late for me to think kindly of you. Let's also hope its not too late to do anything real for sitting on your hands and championing the pussy grabber, mentally challenged mocker, but ohhhh what a gooooood business guy! America needs a business guy! Even if he does break the rules! Business is business! Oh and go Jesus! >
  
  But if he gets the nomination, they will all still vote for him, in lockstep. >
  
  What's the point of these petitions and signatures? Some clout Hungry person doing these nonsense. As if it'll affect TFG. >
  
  Headline should say only “ONLY” 20k signatures. >
  
  Was he not hateful enough? Did he not promise revenge on the right people? Did he not express enough anger? >
  
  That's less than a 100th of a percent of the population! Things are sure gonna change now! >
  
  Good. Consider myself a Christian but would never vote for trump or any republican these days. >
  
  But I bet they love DeSantis >
  
  Right, like anyone should listen to ANY christian conservatives.  They have the same likability rating as congress these days with how anti-christian they have become.  What a joke religion is in this country to actually think that anyone that is not a disingenuous hyper partisan fascist should listen to them because they are genuine.  Complete hypocrisy. >
  
  Soo does anyone have a link to the petition? >
  
  That’s all?!  Should be ten times that if they had any decency. >
  
  Be very suspect of any group associated with the term Christian.
  They have a history of covering up child molestation, supporting right wing candidates, blatant discrimination against minorities, and all kinds of hideous behaviour for centuries.  And they keep doing it. >
  
  I hear it was 80 million a couple years ago >
  
  That seems like.... not very many people