Active duty Christian military chaplain thanks MRFF for providing “wise counsel and fast action on a recent dilemma” and expresses their concern about “extremist politicians emboldening more radicals in the military”
From: (Active Duty Military Christian Chaplain’s E-mail address Withheld)
Subject: Note of Appreciation
Date: May 14, 2024 at 1:21:03 PM MDT
To: Mikey Weinstein <[email protected]>
Mr. Weinstein and the MRFF:
I write to express my great appreciation for some wise counsel and fast action on a recent dilemma for which I contacted you.
I am an active duty military Chaplain of a Christian denomination. I have faced any number of difficult situations in my career, brought on by toxic leaders who choose to use their faith as a weapon against others, to divide instead of unite, to isolate instead of bring together.
I have seen it get much worse in the last several years, with extremist politicians emboldening more radicals in the military to go farther and farther in their attempts to illegally influence others. This, naturally, has a devastating effect on morale and destroys the very beneficial things that can come with faith properly exercised.
Recently I was faced with a difficult situation again, where a leader’s personal politics were inappropriately crossing the line and emerging in dangerous ways. I knew right away to whom I could turn. You answered on the first few rings and listened patiently to everything I had to say. You offered the excellent legal advice I was seeking and helped me through the issue.
I encourage everyone wearing our nation’s uniform to stand firm in their rights to practice their faith- as well as their freedom from faith, as they choose- and to be aware of the service you provide those of us protecting all of our nations freedoms.
Thank you for all that you do at the MRFF to help our military women and men to enjoy our own freedoms as we serve.
(Active Duty Military Christian Chaplain’s name, rank, military unit, military installation & phone number all withheld)
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>I am an active duty military Chaplain of a Christian denomination
Prots aren’t Christian you fucking charlatan faggot.
Well of course prots aren’t Christian, not sure protein has any religious affiliation.
Troll implying I partake of a specific sexual act assumes the specific act mentioned is practiced only males in the LGBTQA+ community.
Oh, silly uneducated troll.
If I had a nickel for every male partner who secretly enjoyed ass play, well, I’d be a very wealthy Grey One. And my experience is not an outlier. I know several sex workers who’ve relayed the same info. Lets be honest, what feels good and occurs between consenting adults… How is that anyone’s business but those involved in the relationship?
On a side note, our local trolls homophobia is well known, in fact their hatred borders on self loathing, not a healthy practice in life. I recommend therapy.
That said, I know that the slur used “Prots” by the troll means Protestant, defined as “a member or follower of any of the Western Christian churches that are separate from the Roman Catholic Church and follow the principles of the Reformation, including the Baptist, Presbyterian, and Lutheran churches.”
This here is what y’all need to be watching. So many citizens of the USA don’t see a problem with religion playing a larger role in the governance of the country because they assume the big umbrella of Christianity will be in charge. Our troll here gives away the game because according to them and those exactly like them (see 2025 Project from the Heritage Foundation for details) not all denominations of Christianity are Christian enough for the fascists.
As Mikey and so many MRFF clients already know, our First Amendment rights are under attack this election. Being a Christian won’t be enough for the purists, you must hate everyone they hate, you must believe the lies they spew, not just mouth the words, believe, and trust me it won’t be the leaders doing the purity tests but the followers with the light of zealotry in their eyes.
Personal note – it wasn’t the leader of the cult I escaped from who gave me the (inspiring to leave) beatings but their most loyal members. And in the name of the dear leader they wanted me dead for my disbelief, my insistence on having a life outside the cult.
Anyway, troll, you can mock my name all you want, you do have that First Amendment right. I pity you and hope you get the help you desperately need.
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