[crosshairs]

Is a visitor to the White House on that list?

[commish]

Did Detroit and Dearbornistan make the list?

[anniegetyourgun]

Our heavenly Father told us there’d be days like this.

[Sgt_Schultze]

How about a member of the democrat party, USA?

[goldi]

Public school classroom?

[arderkrag]

As a reader in the western world, it might come as a surprise to learn that Christians face persecution at a far higher rate than any other religion in the world.

Maybe if you live under a rock.

[Le Chien Rouge]

Five Most Dangerous Places To Be A Christian in the USA:

1) Near of ‘reproductive rights rally’.

2) Any ‘Gay pride’ parade

3) The Democrat National Convention

4) In a Room full of humanists

5) On many college campuses

I left the White House off because we already knew that was true.

[ICE-FLYER]

The white, male Christian of the USA has to deal with state sponsored discrimination on a daily basis.

[Bertha Fanation]

Five Of The World’s Most Dangerous Places To Be A Christian

You can add Santa Monica, CA to the list.

[Liberty1970]

The worst "persecution" Christians face in America is the occasional Leftist attempt to get Christmas decorations removed from a public setting, or stores substituting "Happy Holidays" for "Merry Christmas."

HUHHH??? Oh, apart from the arson attacks and vandalism, or widespread denial of degrees and firings of people who are discovered to be Christians (esp. in academia). And I'm just speaking from firsthand knowledge of immediate friends and my own experience at the churches I've attended.

No, we don't have it as bad as believers in other countries. But let's stop pretending the situation in America is good either. We are not free, not if you have any memory of what the word 'free' means.