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James Lindsay, full varsity @ConceptualJames Mar 24 "Christ is King," as it is declared, is a sophisticated and manipulative dialectical trap like "Black Lives Matter," and Christians are being baited into it by a few public figures and a band of antisocial troublemakers, likely led by a fed. 2.2K 1.2K 3.1K IlII 1.6M

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Allie Beth Stuckey ❤ @conservmillen There is no way to explain to a normal person what's happening on conservative Twitter right now • 4:20 PM · Mar 25, 2024 3.1M Views 700 17780 .: 8.6K 545
Jeremy Boreing @JeremyDBoreing How is saying "Christ is King" antisemitic? The same way anything becomes antisemitic - when it is used for the purpose of expressing antisemitism. It's like asking "how does a shovel become a murder weapon?" When it is used to murder someone. This isn't hard. A shovel is not innately a murder weapon. Saying "Christ is King" is not innately antisemitic. It's all about how a thing is used. Saying "Eat some cornbread" is not racist if I say it to my three-year-old when she is refusing her dinner. If I start saying it as a response to X posts by black commentators I don't like, it has taken on a meaning beyond what is innate. In other words, it is connotatively racist, not denotatively racist. So too "Christ is King” may be antisemitic in connotation while not in denotation when it is being used to express antisemitism.
Joel Berry @JoelWBerry Mar 24 "But we said 'Christ is King' on the internet!” 953 17695 5K ill 650K Joel Berry @JoelWBerry Subscribe Yes, Christ is King. He's my king. I tremble at the thought. But it would also be great if we didn't allow the precious name of our holy savior to become a nazi-coded catchphrase for Nick Fuentes's army of dorks
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