@DefiantMassRINO The correct term is Catholic. I hear rumors that your bigotry is still tolerated/ welcomed at TOS.
Rumors? What is this, High School? If aspersions are to be cast, please attribute them to their source by name.
I have been repremanded by a moderator for my comment.
The moderators do not tolerate bigotry and personal attacks. They try to walk the razor's edge between civility and censorship and cancel culture. I have been reprimanded, and appropriately so. The moderators do not deserve to be cast with asperions of tolerating bigotry.
What someone else thinks of me is none of my business.
I am Irish Catholic. I am aware that Papist is a historical perjeorative slur against Catholic by nativist Protestant bigots.
I was raised amongst an Irish-American community that was historically targeted by nativist Protestant bigots for violence and discrimination - Irish Need Not Apply.
That community uses self-depricating humor when referencing histocic nativist Protestant bigotry.
I was baptized Catholic. I received First Penance and First Communion. I chose not to be Confirmed because of my conscientious disagreement with Catholic dogma and conduct of Catholic hierarchy. I attended a parochial grammar school run by the Sisters of St. Joseph for 8 years. I attended a Catholic highschool run by the Jesuits for 4 years.
Often, accusations of bigtory, racism, homophobia, xeonphobia, transphobia, etc., are made by opponents of conservatism to stifle debate and discusion of contentious social, political, and economic issues. Opponents of conservatism attempt to limit and control language so they can also limit and control discussion, debate, thought, and opinion.
The forum and its moderators allow me the rope with which I may rhetorically hang myself. My comments are reflection of me, and only me; not them.
I will add "Papist" to my list of no-no words to no longer cause offense.
I was attempting to make the point that white nativist Protestants bigots, ironically, might consider Mr. Fuentes to not be "white" enough because of his lineage and faith. This also makes Mr. Fuentes a hypocrite because he does not meet the traditional membership requirements of the hateful communities that he evangelizes. In short, Mr. Fuentes is not white enough nor Protestant enough to be a traditional White Supremacist or a White Nationalist.
