Bitch don't play with me. I'm a Jew.

We don't play identity games here

It's my cultural and genetic heritage.

Fuck off.

Then get on board with the rest, lazy motherfucker lol

I may not be a believer but they're my people.

Anyway

@Grodd That sounds very alt-right

Believe whatever you want.

honestly i highly doubt these politicians write their own tweets

My point is, I don't see it as an attempt to avoid saying Christian, because everyone knows who partakes in Easter sermons,

@Grodd lol I'm joking, because it IS very 'alt-right' in thought.

.... if you're white that is.

They didn't like, trick someone.

I'm not even saying I dislike alt-right people or their beliefs.

Me either 🤷🏻

But it is an attempt to avoid saying Christians.

That's exactly what it is.

There is no other purpose to it than that. Again, they DO NOT worship Easter.

They celebrate it. They worship Christ.

I'd argue that they were highlighting the activity engaged in when attacked

Hell, it's simpler to just say 'Christians'

it's actually because these people conceptually don't consider christians to be a class who can be under attack

Exactly. Why not just say "Christians".

so they have to replace it with another term

Or better yet, "Christians celebrating Easter".

Because that fucks with the victim narrative

Boom, 100% accurate description.

I cannot accept a simple slip of words as some damn conspiracy

They're not Christians, they're just random people, on a particular day

It's not a slip you dumbass.

@EnderOctanus Multiple people used the same term

@Grodd

They specify the holiday

people who happened to be in catholic churches on easter

You think headlines are just shat out like Twitter phrases?

i mean you know it means christians, right

@EnderOctanus easier to say a church bombed on easter

what's wrong with saying it that way

I have never seen a Jew in a church knelt down on Easter.

ffs

Alright, quit picking on the autist