somethingle234

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   by somethingle234 8y ago

   Come on. It IS socially mandatory. People are harassed for not tipping. People look down on you for not tipping. Even, for bad service, we still have to tip.
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   by somethingle234 8y ago

   > Many people follow supposedly "violent" religions peacefully alongside other faiths. This is what I originally meant. I think you understand. We might use different words for the same thing here. Christian people in the weste
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   by somethingle234 8y ago

   Just to clarify: by accepting it, I mean "not practicing it, but be okay with the fact that the person next to you is practicing it."
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   by somethingle234 8y ago

   My use of English isn't very good, I apologize. Let me give a thought experiment. Let's say: one religion believes that the person who leaves that religion should be killed Should I be ok with the person with this religion? Should
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   by somethingle234 8y ago

   I can understand your point. My point is that "accepting all faiths" has gone too far. > It's better to let people have the freedom to make their own choices. But accepting the people's choices without examining the c
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   by somethingle234 8y ago

   I apologize for the inaccuracy. But I hope my point of "blindly" accepting all faiths is understood.
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   by somethingle234 8y ago

   I'm not defending this startup specifically. But, in general, I dislike this attitude because: The first point is that it wastes everybody's time. This also applies when a recruiter letting us know the interview result. The recrui