Baptist Church Sign Says ‘Blacks’ Who Vote FOR Trump Are ‘Stupid Negroes’

The race-baiting New Era Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama is up to their old tricks again, with ‘pastor’ Michael Jordan putting up a new marquee on his church sign that reads “Attention to all Blacks who plan to vote for Trump: You are an ignorant, stupid negro.”

The other side reads: “Warning African Americans: A vote for Trump will put Black[s] folks back to picking cotton.”

Jordan is no stranger to these sorts of shenanigans, having previously put up a host of racist signs over the year, including:

“A white vote for Trump is pure racism.”
“Black folks need to stay out of White churches.”
“Kyle Rittehouse: white skin sent him home”
“White preachers are scared racist cowards”

Jordan told WVTM that “I want to get a message to African-Americans and poor Whites that we have a very serious election coming up” and that no matter what, they’d better not vote for Trump.

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7 thoughts on “Baptist Church Sign Says ‘Blacks’ Who Vote FOR Trump Are ‘Stupid Negroes’

  1. I am eagerly waiting for the “staff writers” at Protestia to explain how you cannot be a Christian and vote for anyone other than Trump when

    – black men voted for Harris at 81%
    – Black women voted for Harris at 90%
    – Latino men voted for Harris at 53%
    – Latino women voted for Harris at 59%

    You want to fix this country? Maybe look at what the founding fathers said about who gets to vote.

    It’s funny how all the “constitutionalists” lose any sense of “original intent” when it comes to constitutional amendments.

    If we followed what the “founding fathers” said about who gets to vote, almost 3/4 of the votes would be for the “morally superior” candidate.

    Most people who read this are too cowardly to accept race realism because people who patently hate them will call them no-no words.

    1. Firstly, you can’t work that reasoning in reverse without an assumption that everyone who voted for Trump is a Christian, which we all know is nowhere near the truth. The fact is that Bible-believing, truly born again Christians are a minority even among whites, especially worldwide, but also here in the USA. Only a tiny fraction of this country has a Biblical worldview – about 5% or so. Sin and wickedness are not dependent on ethnicity. Nor does any ethnicity have a monopoly on righteousness. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (Rom. 3:23).

      Secondly, reality is what Almighty God says that it is. If He says there is to be no distinction of ethnicity, and no partiality based on something that is not sin, such as ethnicity, then you’d darned well better believe that is reality. That’s as realistic as it gets. You can accept it now, or you can be made to accept it on judgment day. Your choice.

      1. Yet 63% of Americans are Christians. . .

        I’m not sure where you’re getting this 5% number from nor what you are defining as a “Biblical worldview” if the 58% of Christian Americans you’re excluding don’t count.

        1. Surveys done by Barna.

          Many profess to be Christians but are not. That’s why I qualified it with “Bible-believing, truly born again”.

          The true number is far less than 63%.

        2. If it’s just about those who claim to be Christians, then the original post still wouldn’t make any sense. Because a majority of blacks and Hispanics also claim to be Christians.

          Justification of wickedness, and condemnation of righteousness are abominable sins (Prov. 17:15). One who is born of God will not continue in Sin (1 John 3:4-10). God’s grace is not a license to sin (Jude). There are many scriptures that tell us how to know them by their fruit (Matt. 7:16)

          Whether you count all who profess or not, and do so without partiality, the OP’s original comment doesn’t pass the math test. But I’m not about to argue against his implication that truly born again Christians would not vote for the current democrat platform, because I agree with him on that particular point. It is 100% correct. The days when one could be a Christian and vote democrat are long gone. Yet not all who vote republican are Christians – not by a long shot. Some on the republican side are every bit as wicked.

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