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Attitude to Religion and its believers.
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2024
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Like supporting ~~trans, gay or poc rights or free food for children~~ gun rights
Is it your poorly stated, smug, so-ironic-no-one-knows-what-you-are-talking-about point that all religions promote oppression based on sexuality and gender, of the poor, and of children? Because that sounds an awful lot like American conservatism, not religion. But since you won't come right out and state your points clearly in a way that can be directly refuted, how about you just fuck off.
You are being hateful towards religion. That is very different than rationally opposing religious oppression and persecution, which obviously is a thing that does exist and needs to be opposed, but which does not define religion. You can't make things better with hate. Figure your shit out.
WHAT religion? I was one of those edgy young mid 90s atheists.
Look, I'm sorry. I can see that you have trauma. But please don't take it out on other people.