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EU states can ban religious symbols in public workplaces
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this post was submitted on 28 Nov 2023
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Shit tier take, with no nuance and a dashing of embedded prejudice.
Religion is a cancer, the quicker we kill it, the better society will be. In other words, religion does a lot of bad by being propagated.
Bruuh. I am not saying you are wrong, but you are criticizising what you are doing yourself by a much stronger margin.
Listen to yourself. You're no better than an Islamic terrorist wanting to slaughter infidels.
You need to learn to distinguish between belief and people holding that belief, but maybe you are getting that wrong on purpose.
No. I'm thinking logically. The only way to kill the belief would be to kill the people who hold it.
Have you heard of the concept of changing your mind or even changing your world view? Or even just the concept of preventing the people who currently hold the belief from passing it on to the next generation?
So does that mean you can change your world view too? ๐
Sure, give me some evidence that the world doesn't work the way I think it does and I can change it.
First, tell me how you think the world works?
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