In states including North Dakota, Mississippi, Alabama and West Virginia, half or nearly half of residents support the view that Christians should dominate all areas of American society, including its laws, according to a new survey about the influence of Christian nationalism by the Public Religion Research Institute, based on interviews with more than 22,000 people.
The nonprofit’s latest research mapped support across all 50 states for a set of religious beliefs that used to belong to the fringes of Christianity in the United States.
Nationally, about three in ten Americans believe, or at least sympathize with, ideas that claim the U.S. is a Christian nation and that the country’s laws should draw from Christian values.
Be a damn shame if anything happened to those stores. Do you have any idea how many ways there are for a building to catch on fire? Oily rags, bad wiring, a careless cigarette, shitty Chinesium batteries. Hope they’ve taken adequate precautions and their fire suppression systems haven’t been disabled (possibly drained if applicable) ahead of time.
They’re counting on it. The real money is the insurance payout.
I guess there’s also a history of arson (whether done by an opposing party or their own) being used to help put assholes with dictatorial ambitions into power. No need to play into their hands.
Why would you say something like that?
Concern over the risks, of course. Why do you ask?