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> "love the sinner but hate the sin." The homosexuals still receive a disporpotionate amount of hate relative to "other sins", often by people pretending they

> "love the sinner but hate the sin." The homosexuals still receive a disporpotionate amount of hate relative to "other sins", often by people pretending they are not hating as they parrot this phrase.

weberc2 9y ago
Probably, but correlation isn't causation and no group deserves to be judged by its worst constituents.
- Can_Not 9y ago
  > correlation isn't causation That misleadingly implies the reasonable plausibility of a coincidence, for example that it is random chance that gay marriage is a nation-wide political topic but the legal status of eating shellfish isn't.
  - weberc2 9y ago
    No it doesn't.
    - Can_Not 9y ago
      Even if so, if a group shouldn't be judged by its worst constituents, then should it also not be judged by the silent majority who do nothing?