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I stand corrected. At least the play a large role. It certainly isn't an abomination as the religious like to see them. It's the year 2012 and we still show
by robomartin 14y ago
I stand corrected. At least the play a large role. It certainly isn't an abomination as the religious like to see them. It's the year 2012 and we still show respect for this kind of thinking rather than laughing them out of the room.
- jules 14y agoCertainly. Personally I do not like the "it's not bad because it's not a choice" argument, although pragmatically that argument seems to be most effective. It can be interpreted like "it's still evil, but they can't help it so we'll let them". Even if it were a choice, it would still be OK; what matters is that it doesn't harm anybody, and it certainly doesn't harm somebody who's condemning it from afar. Fortunately things are moving in the right direction, especially in the US, but cultural changes take a long time.