re: I figured out why reddit's r/politics is such a liberal echo chamber cesspool

On a topic about schools in New York, I posted this:

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This is why I support school choice, it should be up to the parents of each kid to send them where they feel is the best place to send them. Get the governments and bureaucrats out of it.

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Heavily downvoted.

Also in a comment section I saw a Christian being attacked for being against gay marriage, and the liberal atheist hivemind attacked him. One poster was attacking him for eating shellfish because apparently that against mosaic in the old testament and therefore a sin.

I replied that Jesus's death fulfilled mosaic law and in the new covenant we are no longer under mosaic laws in the old testament. I was viciously attacked, downvoted, and got a lot of private messages verbally attacking me like a bunch of angry hyenas fighting over a zebra carcass. These people were really angry at me as if I had committed the Sandy Hook shootings. Telling me that I should do a better job at reading my "2000 year old fairytale book". A lot of "tolerance" they were showing.

I can't stand when atheists try to use scripture as a weapon to point out Christians as hypocrites when they don't even know the contexts of the scripture they are using.