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Interaction is different from promoting their ideology, wouldn't you agree?

• elil17 5y ago
  I think it’s insane to say that making a website meant for someone’s friends and family to see is “promoting an ideology”. She would be primarily collating and displaying data provided to her by her client. It’s also plain offensive to call having a family an “ideology.” It’s just a thing people do, they’re living their lives.
  • azth 5y ago
    By making a website for homosexuals, she is aiding them to engage in a sinful activity. It's really quite straightforward logical behavior. And from Christianity's perspective (as well as many other faiths), this is not a "family". You don't get to impose your ideology on someone else like that. Where's freedom of expression, as per your own country's law?