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When the White House posts propaganda that mocks immigrants and traffics in hate, it’s not a “joke.”
Official government communications should never look like this.
Cruelty isn’t festive.
Hate isn’t governance.
It’s an abuse of power.
Official government communications should never look like this.
Cruelty isn’t festive.
Hate isn’t governance.
It’s an abuse of power.
December 14, 2025 at 3:53 PM
When the White House posts propaganda that mocks immigrants and traffics in hate, it’s not a “joke.”
Official government communications should never look like this.
Cruelty isn’t festive.
Hate isn’t governance.
It’s an abuse of power.
Official government communications should never look like this.
Cruelty isn’t festive.
Hate isn’t governance.
It’s an abuse of power.
7. Freedom of conscience is supposed to be universal. But when religion creeps into law, that freedom starts to look a lot like privilege — for some, not all. It’s liberty and justice for members only.
December 10, 2025 at 8:48 PM
7. Freedom of conscience is supposed to be universal. But when religion creeps into law, that freedom starts to look a lot like privilege — for some, not all. It’s liberty and justice for members only.
6. This includes atheists, agnostics, freethinkers and people of all faiths — a wonderfully chaotic mix of minds that proves freedom works best when it’s shared, not imposed.
December 10, 2025 at 8:48 PM
6. This includes atheists, agnostics, freethinkers and people of all faiths — a wonderfully chaotic mix of minds that proves freedom works best when it’s shared, not imposed.
5. Genuine religious freedom isn’t about who gets to pray the loudest or most publicly — it’s about everyone’s right to believe (or not believe) without government interference. It’s about keeping personal faith personal and public policy public.
December 10, 2025 at 8:48 PM
5. Genuine religious freedom isn’t about who gets to pray the loudest or most publicly — it’s about everyone’s right to believe (or not believe) without government interference. It’s about keeping personal faith personal and public policy public.
4. Freedom of conscience: the right to think for yourself
Too often when people talk about “religious freedom,” they mean public prayer at football games or a teacher’s so-called “right” to proselytize in class. But that misses the point.
Too often when people talk about “religious freedom,” they mean public prayer at football games or a teacher’s so-called “right” to proselytize in class. But that misses the point.
December 10, 2025 at 8:48 PM
4. Freedom of conscience: the right to think for yourself
Too often when people talk about “religious freedom,” they mean public prayer at football games or a teacher’s so-called “right” to proselytize in class. But that misses the point.
Too often when people talk about “religious freedom,” they mean public prayer at football games or a teacher’s so-called “right” to proselytize in class. But that misses the point.
3. Radical, right? Turns out that “everyone deserves basic rights” is still a controversial take in some circles nearly 80 years later.
December 10, 2025 at 8:48 PM
3. Radical, right? Turns out that “everyone deserves basic rights” is still a controversial take in some circles nearly 80 years later.
2. Article 18 of the declaration safeguards the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion — including the freedom to alter your beliefs or to have none at all. In other words, your conscience isn’t up for public lease. Your brain, your business.
December 10, 2025 at 8:48 PM
2. Article 18 of the declaration safeguards the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion — including the freedom to alter your beliefs or to have none at all. In other words, your conscience isn’t up for public lease. Your brain, your business.