[JPX2011]

I don't think it's because of trad religious beliefs but that trads don't line up politically and when pressed will get all monarchist in front of everyone.

I can attest to that. Just yesterday there was an attempt to bait me as a monarchist.

[piusv]

But it doesn’t look like that was done by a post-Vatican II/Novus Ordo Catholic.

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

I read that. A laughably weak, strange, and spiteful attempt by a person we all know who loves nothing better than to stir up trouble.

Yet at the same time, I see more and more people who are members of faith and fellowship assemblies masquerading as churches, saying that America is a "Protestant country," a "Protestant edifice," etc. One even stated that Catholics should be eternally grateful to ALL Protestants because the denizens of "Protestant America" so magnanimously "allowed" Catholics to live here! I guess that poster is looking for a reparation check or something.

Ironically, these claims that America was, and should be again, a Protestant theocracy that graciously allows Catholics to reside within it seem to be in violation of the rules in the exact same manner that monarchy-advocacy would be.