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This basically reduces to some paradox of tolerance type shit, I’m a bigot because I discriminate against bigotry? Ok.
Well yes, the whole situation is complicated, I don’t advocate hatred towards religious people, I just think that religion should be criticised like any other ideology, and eventually left behind by society. I think that every person should have the privilege of growing up in a society that isn’t hateful and given the kind of education that would allow them to form their own beliefs, not just blindly inherit them. Sadly we are still far from that.
I used that as an example because it was the first thing that came to mind, I could have used any of the other million religious beliefs I disagree with, this isn’t about people, it’s about ideas
Race and religion are fundamentally different, one is a trait you’re born with that you have no control over, the other is a (potentially harmful) ideology, which you have the power to distance yourself from. I’m sick of this “you need to respect everyone’s religion” bullshit. No, I cannot respect an ideology which promotes stoning gays, and anyone who does is a moron.
Understand that women in muslim families often have little freedom and that marriage with non-muslims is traditionally prohibited for them, if her family sees a problem with you, she could get beaten for that, locked inside the house, etc. It’s not something to mess around with.
Personally I’m not religious at all, but if I were to believe in a religion it would definitely be Buddhism. The fact it doesn’t center around a god and denies the existence of a soul outright seems much more honest and realistic to me. Really, it’s pretty fascinating how brutal and almost nihilist it is compared to other religions.
The fact that this man is a father is sad
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why do people still eat beef when we know it's terrible for Earth?
01·2 years agoWhy is killing people wrong, but ok in war? Why do we still kill animals even though we know it’s wrong? Why is killing wrong in the first place? I bet you can’t find a single rational reason. That is because ethics isn’t based on reason, but instead on emotion. Given that, I don’t find it very surprising that it’s often very hypocritical.






Wow, the AI hallucinated a random number and now they’re saying it “shared” another user’s number, who writes these articles