People living in a secular democracy can distance themselves from the religion they were raised into. A lot of them do actually, and convert from one religion t

People living in a secular democracy can distance themselves from the religion they were raised into. A lot of them do actually, and convert from one religion to another or become atheists. People living in a totalitarian state can not always pick their religion (as in "the official religion is mandatory") but that's not a reason to restrict freedom of speech, including freedom to criticise religions, in our democracies.