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« on: January 12, 2023, 09:52:54 AM »

As a bloc they are also younger, so there's overlap with the underrepresentation of that bloc. Will take a few cycles to become more representative.

Surprised more people aren’t citing this as an answer. Irreligiosity at least in the US is generally a Millennial/Gen Z phenomenon. Likewise I contend irreligious underrepresentation is not the concern but rather Judeo-Christian overrepresentation. At the very least I want a Senate Majority Leader who doesn’t openly cite the Torah to justify Israeli settlements.

I'm thinking primarily of associating staunch atheism solely with upper-middle-class white STEMbro culture, but as RINO Tom observes, staunch atheism is not really representative of the so-called "nones" anyway, regardless of the other problems with the stereotype.

Implying terminally online religious lefties aren’t all white UMC bohemians lmfaoooooooooo
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