1.Yes atheists can be conservative, and while their current conservative beliefs are good, they are not solid. They have ironically built their ideology and morality on sand. Christianity, or any religion really(Christianity is just the best cause it's true) makes sure you have a solid foundation on which to base eternal values and rejects moral relativism.
After all it's only when people stopped believing that all this nonsense started happening, that is undeniable. Say what you will about Islam, but at least they prevented secularists from eroding their morality.
2. Yes, the Anglicans are a joke. They are a joke and it's because of their own beliefs and actions with atheist priests, women priests, gay bishops, etc. Again the fault of people who stopped believing.
3. Again, I'm not racially British, I don't share a kinship with you. I'm Eastern European so don't really feel much sympathy for you people being racist, being lazy importing foreigners and your laws and culture being unable to handle policing.
4. Again, that is a problem that the British built themselves, it's the same sort of cuckoldry that allows people to bow before a monarch who they never met, and revere them above their own families. American culture is infinitely superior, and Americans should recognize it, and we should try and purge the influence of Anglophiles.
Again I don't necessarily hate your people or wish you ill, I'd rather you just stop trying to manipulate America's internal politics for your benefit.
1. Ordinary morality which we all follow was built upon Christian morality once upon a time, but that time has passed: you don't have to be religious to be a good person or to be disgusted by what degenerates and Lefties push. Again, you're thinking binary (yes or no).
That morality "isn't built on sand" just because atheists like myself don't believe in a bunch of fairy stories or a Flying Spaghetti Monster (who actually acts like a complete monster in the Old Testament, so yeah).
2. Yeah, the Church of England is a complete joke these days, no doubt about it. They've made so many compromises over time that they've basically lost their way, IMHO.
3. You can blame our government for most of our problems, including policing policies. Most of the higher ups are "who you know, not what you know/your experience". sigh The major decline started when that cunt Blair became Prime Minister.
4. Given that, a few scandals aside, the Royal Family has done a fuck ton for charity, promotes unity, and most are stand up people (though, I guess since you consider people who aren't following "Christian morals" to have theirs built on sand, that probably means little to you). We like them/they are cultural icons for a reason, and there are many reasons why the Republican twats are considered jokes/unpleasant people to deal with.
Putting them above your own kith and kin is a stupid thing though, agreed.
5. American culture is superior? I hate to burst your bubble, but there are so many things wrong with American culture on a fundamental level that are horrifically bad, and there are far too many for me to list here outside of a major few, such as the laws being over a hundred years out of date/based on morality panic, the healthcare system, the standard of living actually being lower than in European countries, the country's actual infrastructure decaying over the decades to a pitiful degree, the unwillingness to actually try to improve said infrastructure (especially in the financial sectors -- even methods for paying for a fucking meal or service are like thirty, forty years behind European countries and even fucking Russia!), and government bureaucracy proverbially smothering everything from opening a new bank account to getting a driving license.
Every country has its pros and cons, and I'm sure Americans find a lot wrong with the UK's culture in their eyes, but "America is the superior culture?" Fuck no. If anything, they're
decaying and stuck in the past, and the recent troubles wracking the country are highlighting them.
America's golden age ended decades ago. It's been decline, decline, decline since then.