@Dio_medes@manek43509 Does being held responsible imply someone's whole life will be turned upside down, their livelihood will be cut off, they are forcibly removed from a platform on which they didn't violate any such rules except to go against the mob narrative and their even their own life be in/1
@Nix_468 There are unsavory bits and pieces of scripture strewn across the multitude of religious beliefs that are,, at least in our modern context, espouse bigotory. Would you support such belief systems to exist?
@Nix_468 No. That's far from the truth. There is a clear distinction between them and someone can ensure the right for religious people to practice their religion in peace while also having a humour takes on it. That's far from bigotory which would entail the demonization of theists.
@Nix_468 They themselves can practice their religion and should be free from bullying.
And mocking religions is not tantamount to mocking a said individuals.
@Nix_468 But major world religions do have harmful elements in them. Do people make fun of Jainism? I haven't heard of it cause they literally keep it to themselves and don't hurt other groups of people.
And I know you never said Christianity shouldn't be but I used it as an example.
@Nix_468 That's why there isn't a clear definite line.
I can say disrespecting coffee, even in words, is a disrespect of myself. I know this might be a bit silly example but to get a point across here.
@Nix_468 Like, can you tell me what doesn't cause controversy? Even someone leaving it does.
I did say, no one should be bullied or harmed. But that doesn't mean religion should remain unscathed.
Religion doesn't have any rights. People do.
@Nix_468 I agree that overtly mocking religion isn't the best way to get your points across andI never implied bullying a religious person is someone's right but banter of a said set of religious belief does fall under freedom of speech,not hateHate would be advocating disharmony or death
@Nix_468 *rights, of fucking course.
Your set of belief, of course not.
In a secular society, literally people make fun of Christianity all day long. Like Monty Python was released 50 or 40 years ago.
@Nix_468 creates necessary atmosphere for scrutiny. In a theocracy, almost every, even the slightest criticism is seen as blasphemy which does entail punishment in accordance with the said religious laws.
People have absolutely no obligation to respect your beliefs. Your right,/3
@Nix_468 Of course it isn't. I know that very well and I'm not atheist.
In a secular country, everyone has the every right to practice every religion and state sponsored atheism is by itself a kind of theocracy.
And how do you think, now secular countries even became secular?
@Nix_468 Hate speech? Sir, have you seen what religions say about various groups of people and heck, one religion about the other religion(not cases for all religions and those religions are rarely, if ever made fun of)
It is quite hypocritical to think that religious indoctrination can/1