Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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This call with Bob in Louisiana dives into a tough question for people organizing in deeply conservative, religious areas: does attacking faith help win hearts, or just push potential allies away?
Bob is an atheist living in the “deep South,” surrounded by Christian conservatives, and he explains that he deliberately watches right‑wing media to understand his neighbors and argues that going after religion is often counterproductive when you’re trying to move people on concrete issues like health care, Medicare for All, and material policy.
He suggests that you can get people to back better programs without poking directly at their beliefs. Jimmy and Luxander push back hard: they ask Bob what, specifically, they’re doing wrong, and Jimmy defends roasting religious claims and confronting “you’ll burn in hell” threats as necessary, not just for policy but for people’s basic dignity and safety.
He argues that tone‑policing the left into politeness takes powerful tools away from vulnerable people, especially when religious rhetoric is used to justify stripping rights from queer and trans folks.
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You can watch the full livestream here: youtube.com/live/pDyoUTS6U00
This call with Bob in Louisiana dives into a tough question for people organizing in deeply conservative, religious areas: does attacking faith help win hearts, or just push potential allies away?
Bob is an atheist living in the “deep South,” surrounded by Christian conservatives, and he explains that he deliberately watches right‑wing media to understand his neighbors and argues that going after religion is often counterproductive when you’re trying to move people on concrete issues like health care, Medicare for All, and material policy.
He suggests that you can get people to back better programs without poking directly at their beliefs. Jimmy and Luxander push back hard: they ask Bob what, specifically, they’re doing wrong, and Jimmy defends roasting religious claims and confronting “you’ll burn in hell” threats as necessary, not just for policy but for people’s basic dignity and safety.
He argues that tone‑policing the left into politeness takes powerful tools away from vulnerable people, especially when religious rhetoric is used to justify stripping rights from queer and trans folks.
Patreon - jimmyasnow.com/Patreon
Join my Twitch Community: twitch.tv/jimmyalexandersnow
Join my Discord Community: Coming Soon!
Join my Reddit Community: Coming Soon!
The Line: youtube.com/c/TheLineCallInShows
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***Support the Channel***
Patreon - jimmyasnow.com/Patreon (Be my hero!)
Merch: jimmyasnow.com/Merch
Become A Channel Member- jimmyasnow.com/member
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Venmo- @Jimmy-Snow-5
Amazon Wishlist: jimmyasnow.com/Wishlist
Audible- Trial- amzn.to/2NHjV7K (2 Free Books)
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Contact - dearmratheist@gmail.com
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110 N Interstate 35
Suite 315-1027
Round Rock, TX 78681
