Read today. 3 people you never trust.

[kairos12]

1. A religious figure who tells you how to vote.
2. A politician who tells you how to pray
3. A draft dodger who tells you how to be patriotic.

On point.

[erronis]

2. Awww. I wish I knew who just had their post removed. Barron - was that you?

Does truth hurt your little feelings?

[multigraincracker]

3. I had friends years ago that were exempt

from the draft because they were members of the UU church. I am now a member.

[BattleRow]

4. Wish I knew how to do needlepoint...

[BigmanPigman]

5. "Never trust anyone who says 'you can trust me', my mother told me so

[sop]

11. Never believe anyone who says "believe me!"

'Believe me' is President Trump's most common two-word phrase.

https://www.nola.com/news/politics/believe-me-is-president-trumps-most-common-two-word-phrase-report/article_63129e04-d58c-5014-8ea8-7f496ef916bd.html

[liberalla]

6. Excellent!

and fairly obvious also...

[KT2000]

7. That would make a good sign!

[FakeNoose]

8. So true on all 3

[calimary]

9. Very much INDEED on point!

You summed it right up, kairos12!

[LoisB]

10. Perfect.

[EdmondDantes_]

12. I think the first and the last are only semi-accurate

Russia has a military draft. Is avoiding that unpatriotic given the war in Ukraine is immoral? William Calley and Benedict Arnold both served in the military.

And plenty of religious leaders don't directly tell you who to vote for, but tell you to vote for people who feed the poor or bring peace and in any election sadly that's often

Unfortunately distilling things into easy sound bites doesn't always reflect a complicated reality.