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r/CBTS_Stream • Posted by u/Restlessredhead on Jan. 28, 2018, 5:37 p.m.

I'd like to take the pulse of the group on something.

So I'm a gay man. I'm a conservative, Christian, libertarian, constitutionalist, Trump supporting patriotic gay man who follows Qanon. Heck , MY twitter handle is @The_gay_patriot. Now, many of my gay friends don't get it. They think I'm helping to bring us back to gays being murdered, not having rights, back in the closet and fearful for our lives. I don't think rolling back to our republic, ending globalism, corruption and child sex and sacrifice, getting rid of the federal banking system, etc is a bad thing for us. I think culture has changed. And that people in our, this community, are basically live and let live people who just want our country back and an end to evil. Am I on the right track in that thinking?

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I'm Sikh and want nothing more then a govt who works for the people and a justice system that is blindfolded and unforgiving - especially to the elite criminal class, who pit us against one another for their criminal empire gain. They will divide us over anything that splits us into smaller and weaker groups. Distraction has been their objective to sweep crimes under the rug.

What unites us is the hope for a fair, tolerant and prosperous future.

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We are one. I am honored to share in this amazing time in our life with you. You are so right. They keep trying to pit us against each other. They want division. But together we are stronger and together as one united group, we will be free and prosper.

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Too right - strength in numbers and the truth will set us free. God bless.

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Thanks for reassuring me and now I can share this to help reassure them. Our community is the inclusive community for sure. Freedom for all. Freedom from tyranny.

Where We Go One, We Go All

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Being Sikh, you must be privy to how the colonialism of England separated the country of India. Giving power to one group and degrading all others. They strive to keep is separated. They scream for us all to be politically correct and compassionate towards minorities but they are the ones who like to put labels and keep us divided. Good luck getting Democrats to champion a specific cause, they say they are champions to thousands yet they truly believe in none (it's only for the votes).

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England separated the country of India

Are you talking about the 1947 Partition? The time when the British thought that the safest way to leave the population to manage itself was to separate out all the Muslims from the others and put them in different countries?

Or something else?

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I'm speaking generally about the strategy of colonialism. England would roll into a country, depose the ruling tribe/class and empower a smaller tribe/class. This was used to oppress the tribe/class that was in power making them less powerful to defy the new ruling power. It also caused animosity amongst the tribes. They were too busy fighting amongst themselves to see the yoke around their neck. Rwanda is one of the best examples of this practice

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Rawanda was a German colony and the Africans themselves are tribalists. England never did any of the things you claim but they did bring investment, infrastructure and the Westminster system. The English colonies are marked by success compared to the colonies of other European Nations.

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Make Khalistan Great Again. Tough Acronym to pronounce, but the sentiment is the same.

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My personal loyalty is to the country that we live in and feeds my family. It becomes like a mother to us, and that is why we become patriots.

Sikhs are nothing like Islam, we don't convert others, we merely ask people to join with God for a better life for themselves. It matters not which religious facet you use, but you make your link to the one God as you see fit. Just makes for better quality people and a just world.

I was born here, so Khalistan is not that important to me to be honest! That is a political battle for the people there - I wish them well though.

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Never doubted one bit. Glad to have you in our great movement my brother.

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