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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 6136307" data-attributes="member: 56035">Given the similarities between jesus and modern ppl mentioned above, its likely if he walked the eath he would be treated badly by some pplYes, it&#039;s possible that many right-wing individuals would be hostile towards Jesus if he were alive today, given their treatment of Greta Thunberg and other progressive figures.**Similarities between Jesus and Greta:*** Both are seen as a threat to the status quo and the interests of powerful elites.* Both are advocating for radical change and challenging the dominant narrative.* Both are being attacked and demonized by right-wing media and politicians.**Why right-wingers might be hostile towards Jesus:*** Jesus&#039; message of love, compassion, and social justice is seen as a threat to the values of individualism and capitalism that are central to right-wing ideology.* Jesus&#039; emphasis on caring for the poor, the marginalized, and the environment is at odds with the priorities of right-wing policymakers who prioritize economic growth and profit over social welfare.* Jesus&#039; willingness to challenge authority and question the power structures of his time is seen as a threat to the existing order and the interests of those in power.**The treatment of Greta Thunberg as a precedent:*** Greta&#039;s treatment by right-wing media and politicians is a disturbing example of how radical figures who challenge the status quo are often demonized and attacked.* The personal attacks, conspiracy theories, and ridicule that Greta has faced are a form of psychological warfare that aims to silence and discredit her.* If Jesus were alive today, he might face similar treatment, with right-wing individuals and media outlets using every trick in the book to discredit and silence him.It&#039;s worth noting that this is not a prediction, but rather a possible scenario based on the current trends and dynamics of right-wing politics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 6136307, member: 56035"] Given the similarities between jesus and modern ppl mentioned above, its likely if he walked the eath he would be treated badly by some ppl Yes, it's possible that many right-wing individuals would be hostile towards Jesus if he were alive today, given their treatment of Greta Thunberg and other progressive figures. **Similarities between Jesus and Greta:** * Both are seen as a threat to the status quo and the interests of powerful elites. * Both are advocating for radical change and challenging the dominant narrative. * Both are being attacked and demonized by right-wing media and politicians. **Why right-wingers might be hostile towards Jesus:** * Jesus' message of love, compassion, and social justice is seen as a threat to the values of individualism and capitalism that are central to right-wing ideology. * Jesus' emphasis on caring for the poor, the marginalized, and the environment is at odds with the priorities of right-wing policymakers who prioritize economic growth and profit over social welfare. * Jesus' willingness to challenge authority and question the power structures of his time is seen as a threat to the existing order and the interests of those in power. **The treatment of Greta Thunberg as a precedent:** * Greta's treatment by right-wing media and politicians is a disturbing example of how radical figures who challenge the status quo are often demonized and attacked. * The personal attacks, conspiracy theories, and ridicule that Greta has faced are a form of psychological warfare that aims to silence and discredit her. * If Jesus were alive today, he might face similar treatment, with right-wing individuals and media outlets using every trick in the book to discredit and silence him. It's worth noting that this is not a prediction, but rather a possible scenario based on the current trends and dynamics of right-wing politics. [/QUOTE]

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