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UnfairRepresent posted...

The difference is that it is wrong to be anti something someone can't control, like their race or their sex

But it is not the same to be against something that is a choice or a belief. Something they actively choose to demonstrate.

This is an interesting point, because it leads to the debate of "what can you control?". A lot of a person's ideology is formed by where they grew up. Americans will have much more liberal views on a lot of issues than Chinese not because they choose to, but because that's what they know. Heck, just look at Republican and Democrat populations in the US. It's often very tribal! This goes for religious conviction as well. It's not something that anyone can just pick and choose, because their lives are already shaped. Indoctrination happens all over the world.
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