Christian Nationalism: for when being a massive, fragile, quivering vampire asshole is your whole personality.

Hegseth has several tattoos, including one across his right biceps reading Deus vult, a Christian phrase associated with divine providence and God's will,[186] as well as a tattoo of the Jerusalem cross on his right breast; the combination of Deus Vult and the cross has been associated with right-wing extremist groups.[f] Hegseth also has a tattoo near the Deus vult tattoo reading kafir (transl. unbeliever) in Arabic, garnering criticism from some Muslims, who accused him of Islamophobia.[189] In addition, he has a tattoo of the political cartoon Join, or Die, a cross and sword with Hebrew lettering reading Yeshua, and the words We the People on his right forearm, as well as the coat of arms of the 187th Infantry Regiment on his back, including its motto Ne Desit Virtus or "Let Valor Not Fail".[190] In 2024, Hegseth said that concerns over his Jerusalem cross tattoo caused the District of Columbia National Guard to pull him from a mission to guard the inauguration of President Joe Biden and helped spur him to retire from the military.[191] According to the fact checking website Snopes, at least three of Hegseth's tattoos depict symbols associated with Christian nationalist views, though Hegseth may not adhere to those views himself.[192]

Knowing Pete, no shock here.

No way 🤯🤯🤯

If pastors want to get politcal tax the shit out of their churches.

You know the saying "If you go for revenge dig two holes"? Well my want for bloody and perpetual retribution against these pathetic profligates is far more encompassing, I'd need at least 2 quarry mines to handle the sheer amount of bodies I wish I could create.

Seriously fuck these shit stains, if I found them on the side of the road I'd get a rock instead of my cars medkit.