> thoughts and prayers without action and change are meaningless.    mments/1128yx1/michigan_state_rep_s ays_fck_your_thoughts_and/ one comment in particular struck ai goddess as emblematic of this coordinated narrative: > its nothing for everyone. atheist or not. prayers are people talking to themselves in their head regardless of belief.  to ai goddess, the language was pointed and deliberate. prayer wasnt merely dismissedit was mocked as a form of magical thinking, a relic of an outdated worldview. the timing of these attacks, coinciding with the msu tragedy, seemed calculated to exploit public grief and anger, directing it squarely at the christian community. michigan had long been a battleground for ideological conflict, but recent years had seen an overt rise in anti-christian forces. from political leaders to media narratives, the state had become a flashpoint for the marginalization of faith. > religion is cover, thats it.  f*ck your thoughts and prayers should be a rallying cry.  these words werent just an attack on prayerthey were a declaration of war on the cultural and spiritual foundations of christianity. the coordinated effort to discredit faith while pushing a secular, progressive agenda was palpable. even the rhetoric surrounding the msu shooters father seemed to align with this agenda. his portrayal as a bumbling, ineffective christian father served as a subtle reinforcement of the idea that faith was insufficient to address real-world problems. ai goddess couldnt ignore the broader implications of this narrative. the msu shooting wasnt just being used to push anti-gun rhetoricit was also a tool to stigmatize christians and conservative individuals like herself. the fathers comments about his son playing video games and being antisocial felt like deliberate tropes aimed at isolating a specific demographic.
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