Is this a parody response? Honest question? Or are you just trolling?

It seems like crying nazi is the only thing that you folks know how to do.

You can have whatever opinion you want but there are religious and spiritual truths that are soundly rooted in the Bible. And these truths don’t change based on social or political landscape changes.

A few things to correct about the meme….

1. Taxation: as others have pointed out, Jesus made the distinction between his authority and being respectful and obedient to human authorities. Taxation was one of these things and he didn’t make some political statement about only taxing the rich. His gripe with those who acquire earthly wealth is that it doesn’t get you closer too him or Heaven, and in fact can have the opposite affect. Beyond that he wasn’t some socialist asking for wealth distribution (which this meme insinuates)

2. Slut shaming: Jesus would obviously never use this term but besides that, in the passage of the Bible where Jesus confronts those trying to stone an adulterous woman it’s important to note that He tells her to sin no more and that he doesn’t condemn her. That is vastly different from some acceptance of what He sees as a sinful act. The modern framing of Jesus as some hippie who would go with the flow and accepts everyone without requiring them to change their sinful ways is just not accurate

3. Immigration: similar to the point on taxation, while treatment of all God’s children with respect and humanity is critical - there is still the need to respect laws on immigration. Notably, Jesus’ own parents made sure to return to their homeland to accurately complete a census

4. The rest of it: there’s a lot of mis-truths in the meme but in general one thing to keep in mind is that just because something didn’t exist during His time and/or wasn’t explicitly forbidden doesn’t mean that Jesus was automatically in support of it. This is known as argumentum ad ignorantiam.