← Back to context Comment by flumpcakes 2 days ago [flagged] 18 comments flumpcakes Reply UltraSane 1 day ago Well put. It really does seem to be a k-word substitute in a lot of cases. I like the third definition. cess11 2 days ago [flagged] UltraSane 1 day ago This is a very bizarre conspiracy theory definition. cess11 1 day ago How so? Which part do you disagree with, the violent crimes or that most participants in the movement are christians? 7 replies → mupuff1234 2 days ago Cristian evangelicals would be a much better term. soldthat 2 days ago [flagged] Amir_A 1 day ago That's just the truth flumpcakes 2 days ago [flagged] Amir_A 1 day ago Ideally 1 reply →
UltraSane 1 day ago Well put. It really does seem to be a k-word substitute in a lot of cases. I like the third definition.
cess11 2 days ago [flagged] UltraSane 1 day ago This is a very bizarre conspiracy theory definition. cess11 1 day ago How so? Which part do you disagree with, the violent crimes or that most participants in the movement are christians? 7 replies → mupuff1234 2 days ago Cristian evangelicals would be a much better term. soldthat 2 days ago [flagged] Amir_A 1 day ago That's just the truth flumpcakes 2 days ago [flagged] Amir_A 1 day ago Ideally 1 reply →
UltraSane 1 day ago This is a very bizarre conspiracy theory definition. cess11 1 day ago How so? Which part do you disagree with, the violent crimes or that most participants in the movement are christians? 7 replies →
cess11 1 day ago How so? Which part do you disagree with, the violent crimes or that most participants in the movement are christians? 7 replies →
Well put. It really does seem to be a k-word substitute in a lot of cases. I like the third definition.
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This is a very bizarre conspiracy theory definition.
How so? Which part do you disagree with, the violent crimes or that most participants in the movement are christians?
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Cristian evangelicals would be a much better term.
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That's just the truth
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Ideally
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