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r/PoliticalDiscussion

104 upvotes

Jul 23, 2026, 11:20 PM UTC

Posted by /u/man_vs_neckbeard

The "Democrats want Communism" talking point ignores our actual economic structure. With today's new tariff announcements, is it clear we are shifting toward State Capitalism?

There is a popular political talking point that claims the American left wants to institute a "communist" system. But if we strip away the culture-war rhetoric and look at how capital is actually being allocated right now, this claim falls apart—and reveals a much more concernin…

r/Christianity

33 upvotes

Jul 24, 2026, 2:15 AM UTC

Posted by /u/WhyBeAFool

My Mother is becoming radicalized by Christianity

I want to start by saying this post is NOT meant to be insulting to Christianity, or mocking in any way. I'm just a son worried about her mother. As the title says, my mother is picking up extreme ideas from Christian influencers, the Bible, independent research, you name it...…

r/Christianity

22 upvotes

Jul 24, 2026, 5:10 AM UTC

Posted by /u/SubjectRelative9315

Is it a sin to wish for a short life?

like in the least depressive way, I’m a 19 year old girl who feels like I don’t have much to do in this world, or offer. I don’t see what my mission is, I just wake up and go to work or school, don’t have that much friends and not close with family, no siblings, one of my parent…

r/Christianity

8 upvotes

Jul 24, 2026, 5:52 PM UTC

Posted by /u/reeseesg7

i hate how people say someone's sudden death is "god's plan"

even if i was religious, this would be a very questionable thing to say in response to someone's death. like was it god's plan for the victims of Sandy Hook to be shot dead? calling it god's plan made it sound like they (god) directly caused the person's death