White Supremacist Ideas Have Historical Roots In U.S. Christianity

[finnbow]

[Oerets]

One can use the argument of, not being about slavery. Now it should seem a very poor one used to justify or even deflect from fact.
Just is, the actions by the very ones who fought and supported the war against the US after surrender. Their actions against former slaves continued and still continues by those who followed by indoctrination with the belief of a "lost cause"!
Now to have spread into the mainstream across the nation. Showing to many that it was and is race as the corner stone of their beliefs.

[donquixote99]

Now we see the who else likes the uniparty label.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

Now we see the who else likes the uniparty label.

In their view, anyone who opposes authoritarianism here or abroad is a member of the Uniparty. It's an "Us vs Them" dynamic of democracy vs authoritarianism. Indeed, the most common defining trait of Trump supporters is support for authoritarianism.