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Originally Posted by New Era
You mistake acknowledgement of the cultural tradition with acceptance of the negatives of the practice. That is wrong and is where your argument falls apart. If we are expected to be accepting of rabbinical or halahka law, canon or ecclesiastical law, then why should we not be accepting of other religious traditions, even those we find abhorrent? If you allow one, you must allow the other. My personal belief, as an agnostic, is that no religious tradition should be acknowledged or protected. But that is not the stance of our culture, so we are accepting of one, we must be accepting of all traditions.
Now, now, it appears both sides of the argument have a certain number of muppets who will do the same.
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You can't reason with people like this. They replace complex questions that require nuance, with simple questions that are black and white. It allows their simplistic thinking room to breathe.
They are incapable of thoughtfulness and can only pound the same myopic drum. It's similar to ISIS and their supporters. Closed minded extremists.
Snuff is ominously similar to T@T.