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In reply to the discussion: What progressives need to defeat Trump: populism and religion [View all]Major Nikon
(36,900 posts)62. I suppose it depends on what goals you mean
If the political goal is to elect more people with a D after their name, then that goal would seem to be shared by anyone who votes for more people with a D after their name.
If the political goal is to make government more secular, then Id think anarchists would be more certain allies.
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Sure, just build an open air church and pray to the Father, Son and Holy Nothing
marylandblue
Nov 2018
#14
Religion's contribution would be about motivation, not necessarily solutions
marylandblue
Nov 2018
#59
Anarchists have very different political goals so they are uncertain allies at best
marylandblue
Nov 2018
#61
You keep setting up these ridiculous straw men. Do religious people get points for manufactured
Squinch
Nov 2018
#63
So progressive theists are going to jump ship if we don't sufficiently kiss their asses?
Act_of_Reparation
Nov 2018
#71
Here you go, g-man. Someone who shares your concerns about the left lacking religion.
trotsky
Nov 2018
#47
So the Chinese people build concentration camps and are generally repressive?
Act_of_Reparation
Nov 2018
#75