There is a concept that we don't interfere with each others lives. If someone has views you don't like, and he never forces them on you, you gotta let it go. Fo

There is a concept that we don't interfere with each others lives. If someone has views you don't like, and he never forces them on you, you gotta let it go. For example, a bunch of people chose Jesus, and an other bunch chose Mohammed. Long standing tradition so far was to accept this, and let it go, because alternative is a literal war. Violence. Nobody wants violence, so there are even laws that make it illegal to deny service because of one's religion. And it's not a little deal, for religious person it's about eternal life, so someone believing in wrong god is hugely offensive. Coming back to Spotify, there are a bunch of people who hold beliefs which are considered incorrect, and they are being marginalized and excluded from all avenues to express themselves. It's not Spotify, it's Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and pretty much everything else. When it's a single business that decides to exclude Christians, it's one story, but when it's an organized campaign, then we have a problem, because there will be war