Is This Christian Nationalism? 

I want this on a tshirt with a picture of this game show host. Brilliant.

Hahaha!

So good

Agreed, Lol

I just found it funny when he made fun of the average Nick Fuentes fan.

arent you supposed to be the fruit in the video?

Indubitably

It is quite funny

Hahahahaha! Oh dude, you got me!

:D

😅

😂

"You have no power here!!"

It was a lovely bass line, I indeed bopped my head to it. ✨

The baseline was based.

I was feelin' it!

Any half decent bassline is cultural appropriation 🧑🏿

It was a superlative bass line, and you are a very special and good boy. I hope that nonsense holds himWHAT? No, I don't think I typed that, why do you ask?

Not beating the ‘one joke’ allegations

​@@NeelLLumi-AnCatDubh How? This video made jokes at the expense of not just gender theory, but also of racist incels and neo-cons.

@@thomasbailey921 One joke about the first of these.

@@NeelLLumi-AnCatDubh well now you're just pushing the goal posts - and you're still wrong. On top of the she/her joke, there's also the fsct that white college-aged women are typically indistinguishable from middle-aged white women in both appearances and political beliefs, as well as the joke that radical leftists are becoming as anti-semitic as racist incels. More than one joke on all counts.

​@@NeelLLumi-AnCatDubh it's not a real allegation. It's an attempt to say "you aren't allowed to ever joke about this".

Morel Oral

@@mrs.h.l.g-b5814 The host DOES kinda look like Orel's dad...

Would have been way better with Donnel and Connell or Frank the Hippie Pope involved.

Pink/orange hair was channeling Horus.

And a certain set of Celtic twins…

The guy on the end was Horus.

They were all Horus in different guises.

YES!!! really this needs to be a thing!

"nailed this"-on a Lutheran channel. Nice.

And every Twitter Nazi pseud

He's me. I salute this hero.

Or an average ifunny or 4chan user.

I honestly don’t like this phrase. It’s not honest, because the life of Job implies very difficult living

@@wserthmar8908that’s the point. He is hyperbolically saying that Job’s life of suffering is preferable to listening to them talk

@@carsonianthegreat4672 , I wouldn’t want to use this particular hyperbole

We'll be counting down the seconds!

No worries

Sure it will be worth the wait!

@@FollowersofTheShepherdfound you

@@doompenguin1120 😭

Bingo! They basically set the bar so low that anything could fit!

$100 bet on a 14 leg parlay (Bromans 17.38)

Give him time...

... *sigh* yea...

I’m sorry bro. Just know that things will get better.

Not "literally," just using the parlance of some RU-vid comment sections as you do (we do be meme-in').

That's a good line; I should use it the next time someone asks me if I agree with some position I've never heard of I've fallen for the trap of guessing before (I figured immaculate conception must mean that Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit, not through the procreative act, and so said I believed it. Oops). I've also fallen for the trap of letting the interlocutor define the position they want to trap me into affirming (I was given a very uncharitable view of dispensationalism which characterized it based on the views of some cult which held to it instead of the views of normal Christians who held to it, and it wasn't until years later that I read a book written by a dispensationalist about the view, and learned that dispensationalism is really just the name for what I already believe, and I should just call myself a dispensationalist instead of endlessly qualifying covenant theology. Oops)

Ditto for “Misogyny”

And "racist", as well as "white supremacy", someone sent me a link from a few years ago where the left-wing British tabloid "The Guardian" argued that tea, the traditional English drink, is racist and "a leftover from our imperialist past", if fricking tea is an expression of racism and white supremacy, these terms have no meaning

Ya’ll need to read a book…yikes

@@JustinEimersTNT the key words are “in modern discourse”, on the lips of anyone other than a scholar of religion words like “fundamentalist”, “evangelical” or “Christian Nationalist” are nothing more than insults, similar to “moron”. Think about it, according to John Spong, Pope John Paul II was a fundamentalist because he believed in the physical resurrection of Christ and the Virgin Birth. However, according to Richard Dawkins, Spong himself was a fundamentalist because he was an Episcopal bishop. Just how meaningless a word does “fundamentalist” have to be to be applied that broadly?

​@@JustinEimersTNTReading books is a great thing to do, but not to the extent that you aren't paying attention to the way that the society around you is defining the terms you use.

Ironically my atheist friend directed me to this channel. He's a big fan.

@@greghannibal based

@@greghannibal He is not far from the Kingdom.

@@cedk144 I wouldn't go quite that far...

Go for it!

Reference: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w7bukaRhbI0.htmlsi=0znV-OlIMaZIczo4&t=280

Good to know he's not a false prophet.

I thought it was a nod to the "Sweatervest Dialogues," a series of YT videos featuring Doug Wilson and James White.

The lore deepens. Someday we will be here to tell the younglings about a silly set of Scottish twins who taught us Sunday School lessons on this channel back in the good old days.

​@@Silence-and-Violence Donal and Conal are Irish. Come on, Patrick!

Because Jerry Berry is literally Phil Vischer.

And knowing would be half the battle!

well, I guess they are free from reason

I do... (But I'm in college so idk if that counts...)

I think so. South Park used the word in the episode where the boys set their teacher on fire and pinned it on another kid

​@@joshuaestrada6042same, recent grad and I learned about it as a kid through cartoons lol. Its a classic cliche for school bully stock characters. Never heard of it done in real life tho

I just had to explain what it was to my wife.

OK Patrick

​@@DerekPower Well we all love the twins, Patrick.