Quote Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
I know the people who used to go to the local protestant and Catholic churches , you would often see them on their way to mass on a Sunday morning and they were mostly well known local conservative types

Tories have always been very well represented in churches on a Sunday , the local food banks and charity shops have plenty of conservative voters working in them

I think it's pretty ironic that conservatives will vote for a party that really doesn't fund the welfare state adequately , screws the adult care system and has people in power that get praised for kicking the homeless in the teeth ......braverman saying the conservatives have always cared for genuinely homeless people is utterly outrageous ......so contribute to these problems .......and then go and work in food banks or go on charity fundraising events for mental health services .......the same services that have been decimated by the conservative government

I suppose God loves everyone but if I was God I would tell conservatives attending church to look in the mirror when they want to be good and help the poor .....and come back when they want to vote for the sort of society Jesus wanted
So do you think then that Tory-voting Christians volunteer in food banks just out of a sense of guilt for what their government does?