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To: blueplum

Yeah, not quite the same. Let’s leave Jesus alone in his class of betrayal.

History is full of leaders who turn on their guy when things get interesting. We can find other analogies.


10 posted on 01/14/2021 9:58:16 PM PST by lurk ( )
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To: lurk

Why? Betrayal is betrayal. No, Trump is NOT Jesus, but the slamming of someone who works in the side of mostly good is familiar. Evil hates saving the babies and helping Israel. Bibi’s betrayal was disgusting.


28 posted on 01/14/2021 10:19:09 PM PST by madison10 (Trump's greatest accomplishment is getting all the cockroaches to come into the light.)
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To: lurk

He’s not comparing Trump to Jesus. “Thirty pieces of silver” a very common literary metaphor for the rewards of betrayal and probably has been ever since the words were first written.

Speaking of which, what exactly did they get out of it? Personally I just think it was just ego gratification. They just wanted that McCain “Maverick” glow of basking in media and Dem approval and showing they weren’t anything like those tacky deplorables.

But they’ll soon find out that nobody loves a traitor. They’ve given up their honor and the Dems will have no need of or use for them now. When Judas realized what he’d done and tried to give back the money, the chief priests just shrugged and said “what is that to us?”. They should expect the same.


31 posted on 01/14/2021 10:20:09 PM PST by livius ( )
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To: lurk

Feel free to post such better analogies.


90 posted on 01/15/2021 12:45:02 AM PST by Kevmo (I'm in a slow motion Red Dawn reality TV show. The tree of liberty is thirsty.)
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