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1, first thanks for apology, but be responsible , BEFORE telling your fans, the lies that they savor!

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/rosie-o-donnell-apologizes-falsely-024702208.html

2, "Attacks on U. S. CHURCHES have risen significantly since 2021". MANY attacks before, hundreds!, but now even more.

280 Attacked in 4 years 2018 through 2021, average 70 per year, but since 2021, even more, in just 3 years, 2022 Through 2024 1,100 attacks! average 360 EACH year, (198 + 485 + 415) is FIVE times more!

so churches need it but let's handle (dispense) the simple parts: many churches got attacked, therefore

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/attacks-us-churches-risen-significantly-120002104.html

Obviously, it SHOULD be obvious... only those getting attacked, churches get funded for security, because other religions are not attacked as often! Not "equal funds" because not need.

Obviously government COULD... because

3, Security is not religion lessons, so "separation of state" is not relevant, it is like giving MILK to religious schools!

the cause is security, so just those that need security now, churches, and the cause is security, so no problem fund, and same for that reason only churches who need security. So government can but should it?

Across many religions, light is associated with good and purity, while darkness is associated with evil and corruption. For example, Satan is often called the Lord of Darkness and demons are often portrayed with dark skins. Meanwhile, God is often portrayed as a brilliant white light and despite Jesus growing up in Jerusalem and likely being dark in complexion, he is often portrayed as a Caucasian man with blonde/brown hair. Even the Archangel Michael is given the appearance of a white male.

Now how does this relate to racism? In this world, we have people that have Jesus/Angels phenotypic features from movies and paintings and then we have black people that look nothing like them and more in keeping with Satan's complexion. It's not far fetch to conclude that a lot of white/fair skin people could use this to justify their racism towards black people, as well as, embolden their belief of being seen as superior and good.

In addition, by already having this warped view in your mind at a young age, you might already have biasness in place to mistrust or look for bad traits in a black person over that of a white person.