Should they take all jokes that hurt Christian feelings offline? Or how about anything that is critical of the CCP? Where does it end?
Why did you jump to taking things offline?
Both of those parties represent real power, both politically and financially, in this world today.
As for the CCP, there are plenty that claim that anti-CCP is anti-Chinese racism and has no place on the stage
Someone who looks at them and sees that they are the majority religion in the Western world, and have politicians everywhere pushing their talking points and morals on everybody else.
Why do your claims have more truthiness than theirs?
Christianity accounts for 2.3 Billion people in the world, the next highest is Islam at 1.9 Billion. Unaffiliated (of which Athiests are only a portion) is only 1.2 Billion worldwide. Thus, Christianity is, by definition, a majority.
In one example to prove my second point, politicians in Texas are pushing Christian morality around abortion into laws. This is the opposite of being oppressed.
No, its a plurality, which is a minority that is bigger than any other minority when there is bo majority.
OTOH, the popular use of “minority” that is being referenced doesn't mean mathematical minority, it means “historically systematically oppressed group”; it evolved from the language around race in the US, where whites were the majority and minorities (especially blacks) were oppressed on the basis of race, but the key reference is the oppression not the numerical relationship.
So spare me. You are not punching up, or "fighting the power". Your religion is the power.
In some parts of the world they are. We need to stop taking such a Western-view of the world.
I am not a Christian, but you are incorrect - Christians are an oppressed minority in plenty places in the world. Persecuted, oppressed, killed. And it’s not a “one off” or an exception, in happens in many countries. A cursory Google will give you many examples.
Eritrea: where Christians are tortured, arrested, and imprisoned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protestantism_in_Eritrea
A country I was surprised not to see on that list is Indonesia, which came to mind immediately. Take the conflict in Maluku, where Christians were forced to convert, or the eviction of the Christian minority from Banda. Example article: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-55140847
Yemen: where Houthis have targeted Christians. Book burning religious texts, burning down churches, etc. https://www.uscirf.gov/news-room/releases-statements/uscirf-...
You could make a very long list. Just because Christians aren't oppressed in your country does not mean they're not an oppressed minority elsewhere.
https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/248547/report-17-chr...
https://www.state.gov/reports/2019-report-on-international-r...
Sure, there are places in the world Christians are an oppressed group; all such descriptions are specific to a bounded context.