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I agree on respecting reasonable wishes. But the challenge is over what is reasonable. This request doesn’t seem reasonable to me. And seems like a waste of go
by prepend 3y ago
I agree on respecting reasonable wishes. But the challenge is over what is reasonable.
This request doesn’t seem reasonable to me. And seems like a waste of governance to spend resources evaluating these requests to stop putting human samples on the moon.
Of course, if a group is offended by the activity I like that they earnestly post their letter noting concern and requesting consideration. It will just be bad, I think, if a single letter from a single group that has just seen a thing would stop some valuable activity. Value as judged by the resources put into funding such a mission, somebody thinks it is worthwhile.
- wiz21c 3y agoLet me drop my feces over your lawn. That's just biodegradable stuff, it will disappear. Completely reasonable. And this is not a "group of people", it's a nation. Just as USA is a nation. And while you're at it, just burn a print of the Quran. After all, that's just some paper and it will bring valuable heat. And the "group of Muslims" will certainly be happy to help. Come on.
- google234123 3y agoNo, if we allowed religion to dictate like this we’d be in a horrible place. This is insanity and fortunately the founders of the US saw this and took steps to restrain the power of religion and give us the freedom of expression. These group of Muslims would also do a lot more if they had unlimited say I’m imagining you blamed the Charlie hebdo staff for being murdered? Would you support Scientologists getting South Park banned? It was very insulting to their religion and core beliefs, right?
- Symbiote 3y agoThe waste of resources is surely the laugh of remains to the moon, rather than the discussion around it.