• @[email protected]
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    25 months ago

    Anti - vaxxers are based on fairy tales but claim to be based on reason and logic. Religion is not the problem, education is.

    • @fukurthumz420
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      05 months ago

      well good luck legislating effective education within the context of a christian nation.

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        25 months ago

        Man you give up quick when the effective solution isn’t attacking religion. Makes me suspect that your actual motivation may not be ending bigotry, but rather furthering your own bigotry. (Shocking, I know)

        • @fukurthumz420
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          15 months ago

          didn’t give up. i just don’t think you were arguing in good faith. what reason do you have to defend religion?

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            05 months ago

            If someone argued that the way to stop bigotry was to make sure everyone was vaccinated I’d argue against that too, because it’s irrelevant to what is happening and won’t fix it.

            • @fukurthumz420
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              it’s irrelevant to what is happening and won’t fix it

              incorrect.

                • @fukurthumz420
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                  15 months ago

                  which is far smaller than people with religious affiliations. there’s also the holistic factor, by which a secular population is more likely to implement education to reduce bigotry. it’s the best option altogether if you want to produce a more humane society.

                  you just don’t want to accept it as a better path than religion. you’re arguing in bad faith. i fucking hate people that argue in bad faith. you’re just sticking on a stupid point for no reason other than to have someone pay attention to you. you’re fucking pathetic. quit replying.

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                    which is far smaller than people with religious affiliations.

                    Yup, 23% is 13% smaller than Protestants, so if you want to get rid of Protestants you’ll get rid of 13% instead of the full 39% if we deal with the actual fucking cause. 23% is 9% smaller than Catholics, so if you want to get rid of Catholicism you’ll get rid of the 9% that are bigots instead of the full 32%. Evangelicals are the only one more than double the baseline, so you could focus on Evangelicals and deal with the 29% of them that are bigots, or we could find a solution that accounts for Secular bigots as well and deal with all 52%. Why are you arguing for less effective methods? What even is your plan to get rid of all religion and leaving only 1 in 4 people as bigots?

                    You just don’t want to accept anything other than getting rid of religion, regardless of how ineffective the idea is. You’re arguing in bad faith, and getting upset that when pushed your bad faith becomes obvious and you look like a fool. You’re sticking on a stupid point for no reason other than your own hatred and bigotry. you’re fucking pathetic. Quit trying to push your bad faith arguments and you’ll stop showing yourself to be a fool.