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Topic	Whats the point of discussing any politics?
EPR-radar 02/12/24 4:32:22 PM #170:	Antiyonder posted... I don't know. I'd say any person who voices opposition to LGBTQ+ rights on religious ground need to agree to a test to prove they practice what they preach, constantly before their voice can be given platform. Refusal means rejection and any signs of the slightest vice (Again movie/show/book with even the slightest bit of profanity). I don't know. Is there any case where it's morally acceptable to limit what others do/gain based on religion while granting yourself many exceptions? Person A forcing person B to live by the standards of person A's religion is bullshit, whether or not person A is a hypocrite. --- "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." -- 1984 <cite>EPR-radar posted [p:978807339] in Whats the ... [t:80693813]...</cite> <quote>Antiyonder posted... </cite><quote>I don't know. I'd say any person who voices opposition to LGBTQ+ rights on religious ground need to agree to a test to prove they practice what they preach, constantly before their voice can be given platform.Refusal means rejection and any signs of the slightest vice (Again movie/show/book with even the slightest bit of profanity).I don't know. Is there any case where it's morally acceptable to limit what others do/gain based on religion while granting yourself many exceptions?</quote>Person A forcing person B to live by the standards of person A's religion is bullshit, whether or not person A is a hypocrite. --- "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." -- 1984</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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