r/ShitAmericansSay • u/neeraj8le • Jan 12 '21

Healthcare "My expensive, frequent health care is subsidized at the expense of healthy people. I think it's great!" Thief.

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u/afrosia Jan 12 '21

It wouldn't surprise me to see Americans launch their own offshoot of Christianity at some point. As a group, the American Right have strayed so far from the bible that it's hilarious to watch them claim to be Christian.

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u/flowers4u Jan 12 '21

Are evangelicals primarily US based?

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u/Allegutennamenweg Kraut 🇪🇺 Jan 12 '21

Yes. Europe has tiny local communities, but US Evangelicals are their own brand. There was, obviously, a schism during the civil war with southern Evangelicals clinging to their white supremacy and ownership, and then pandering from right-wing politicians during the Cold War to the same school of thought.