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Decency laws is too kind of way to put this - they're forcing their religion on others. If countries would stop censoring free speech, we wouldn't have the pro

Decency laws is too kind of way to put this - they're forcing their religion on others. If countries would stop censoring free speech, we wouldn't have the problem at all.

zozbot234 4y ago
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- nick238 4y ago
  For the sake of argument, I'd just ignore what is/isn't a religion and lump it all into "principles" or "beliefs". That said, (I believe, ha...) there should always be the freedom to not engage with beliefs you find hostile. In the US, the 1st Amendment is critical because you must engage with the government on some level, but you don't need to use Truth Social, 4chan, 8kun, or whatever else.
- wesleywt 4y ago
  Where, how, when does Google say there are more that two genders? By the way gender is a spectrum. A narrow spectrum where two genders describes most of the spectrum. But you get exceptions. Maybe being narrow minded is not the way. Expand yourself.
  - snowpid 4y ago
    I am not necessarily parents opinion and I am also atheist, but no, it depends on your definition on gender and sex. Maybe you should expand yourself.
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  - jliptzin 4y ago
    He’s just regurgitating what he heard on Fox News or a Ben Shapiro podcast, he’s not going to respond with sources
    - mistermann 4y ago
      The irony in comments like this never ceases to amaze me.
      - jliptzin 4y ago
        It is amazing to me that we are okay with going along with all kinds of peculiar things that religious people do, even things that inconvenience non-believers (shabbat elevators, kosher/halal laws, closing liquor stores on Sunday (God's day), people walking around with ash on their foreheads, ignoring basic medical advice because it conflicts with your religious beliefs, censoring/banning textbooks, etc, but if someone feels like they don't fit neatly into him/her pronouns, half the country is up in arms over that, mostly the religious people! Just consider it part of their religious beliefs and move on with your life.
        mistermann 4y ago
        Clairvoyance (in this case: mind reading and crystal ball gazing) on the other hand: perfectly rational. Surely these "peculiar things that Normies do" are completely harmless, in all manifestations...but let's never mind thinking about that - since it's normal, paying attention to such things is <choose from the long list of thought terminating memes that are used to dismiss anyone who makes an observation about the phenomenon>.
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realworldperson 4y ago
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Decency laws is too kind of way to put this - they're forcing their religion on others. If countries would stop censoring free speech, we wouldn't have the problem at all.

zozbot234 4y ago

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nick238 4y ago
For the sake of argument, I'd just ignore what is/isn't a religion and lump it all into "principles" or "beliefs". That said, (I believe, ha...) there should always be the freedom to not engage with beliefs you find hostile. In the US, the 1st Amendment is critical because you must engage with the government on some level, but you don't need to use Truth Social, 4chan, 8kun, or whatever else.
wesleywt 4y ago
Where, how, when does Google say there are more that two genders? By the way gender is a spectrum. A narrow spectrum where two genders describes most of the spectrum. But you get exceptions. Maybe being narrow minded is not the way. Expand yourself.
- snowpid 4y ago
  I am not necessarily parents opinion and I am also atheist, but no, it depends on your definition on gender and sex. Maybe you should expand yourself.
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- jliptzin 4y ago
  He’s just regurgitating what he heard on Fox News or a Ben Shapiro podcast, he’s not going to respond with sources
  - mistermann 4y ago
    The irony in comments like this never ceases to amaze me.
    - jliptzin 4y ago
      It is amazing to me that we are okay with going along with all kinds of peculiar things that religious people do, even things that inconvenience non-believers (shabbat elevators, kosher/halal laws, closing liquor stores on Sunday (God's day), people walking around with ash on their foreheads, ignoring basic medical advice because it conflicts with your religious beliefs, censoring/banning textbooks, etc, but if someone feels like they don't fit neatly into him/her pronouns, half the country is up in arms over that, mostly the religious people! Just consider it part of their religious beliefs and move on with your life.
      - mistermann 4y ago
        Clairvoyance (in this case: mind reading and crystal ball gazing) on the other hand: perfectly rational. Surely these "peculiar things that Normies do" are completely harmless, in all manifestations...but let's never mind thinking about that - since it's normal, paying attention to such things is <choose from the long list of thought terminating memes that are used to dismiss anyone who makes an observation about the phenomenon>.
  - MSFT_Edging 4y ago
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realworldperson 4y ago

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