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    1. Exciting_Coconut_937 on

      I blame Reagan. That B-List actor who was completely out of it due to Alzheimer’s during his second term.

    2. „Mark my word, if and when these preachers get control of the (republican) party, and they’re sure trying to do so, it’s going to be a terrible damn problem. Frankly, these people frighten me. Politics and governing demand compromise. But these Christians believe they are acting in the name of God, so they can’t and won’t compromise. I know, I’ve tried to deal with them“ – Barry Goldwater, 1994~

    3. StrengthThin9043 on

      American mainstream Christianity is like the most batshit insane tiny Christian cults one can find here in Sweden. While Christianity and religion at large certainly is problematic, one doesn’t have to do it in a fundamentalist way…

    4. The US has an anti-intellectualism problem. Critical thinking naturally turns people away from religion, but people who want unquestioned obedience prefer religion.

    5. toilet_for_shrek on

      I’ll say. You have some mosques in Michigan blaring a call to prayer at 5 in the morning 

    6. TheVintageJane on

      The country founded by religious fundamentalists who were so unfun they got kicked out of Europe is plagued by religious fundamentalism? You don’t say.

    7. No shit!

      Considering that far too many Americans think the puritans were persecuted out of Europe, when the reality was they merely got a bit of pushback for trying to persecute the non-puritans it maybe shouldn’t be that much of a surprise that this is news to some of them.

    8. That’s like saying Deadpool has a cancer problem. It’s like one of our two defining traits.

    9. Yeah, a lot people don’t like living under the same conditions as the primitive men that made up these primitive superstitions. The only ones that do, haven’t realized that their religions were made up by primitive men.

    10. SpecialistAssociate7 on

      Watch the current documentary series shining happy people… say cult without saying cult.

    11. That’s what happens when „separation of church and state“ actually means that the government shouldn’t mess with religion instead of keeping religion out of politics, like it is done in most other Western/Christian countries.

      But I would have to lie if I said that it sn’t slowly seeping into our European societies, too. It’s one of the areas where I see American influence as a clearly bad thing.

    12. Comfortable_Swim_380 on

      That was the original problem in fact. It just followed us here from great Britain.

    13. Metacomet99 on

      Any „fundamentalist“ is going to have issues relating to the rest of the world. Watch Jordan Klepper’s interviews with MAGAs. They reply to anything with the word „absolutely“ implying lack of actual thought or consideration of the original question. Fundamentalism makes life easier in that you don’t have to think too much.

    14. The US generally has a dogma problem. It’s hardly alone of course, but serious debate seems impossible in America right now.

      Evidence and nuance don’t seem to matter.

    15. soulstormfire on

      It has a fascism problem, the fundamentalism is just the front for it.

    16. CT_Phipps-Author on

      As a Bible Belter, it’s weird how God always hates the same people they hate and wants them to do better while their neighbors do worse.

    17. Imagine being so bold and insistent upon views and claims that have zero evidence to justify such behavior. Until someone can simply substantiate why anyone should care what The Bible says, it can comfortably be disregarded.

    18. jeffepstein49 on

      Religious people are taught to value faith (what they’re told to believe) over logic. They believe in Trump because they’ve been told to believe in Trump and they don’t think about it any farther.

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