• @pizzazz
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    91 year ago

    In a secular society you can burn whatever the fuck you want of your stuff. You cannot burn other people’s stuff. This is as clear as I can make it.

    • and that is perfectly legal still. You just cannot burn it in public with the intent to incite hatred and violence. In the same wake you cannot run around naked and face your Schlong at people. The public space is regulated by laws that prohibit behaviour endangering public safety and peace.

      How this is something that people want to challenge, claiming secularity is beyond me.

      • @pizzazz
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        11 year ago

        We decided as a society that religious feelings being hurt should have zero influence over what people are allowed or not allowed to do, and I don’t have any intention of letting it go back

        • tryptaminev 🇵🇸 🇺🇦 🇪🇺
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          -11 year ago

          It is not about religious feelings. It is about public incitement of hate and violence against a minority. Also how would you feel about symbols of Judaism being burnt in front of the Israeli embassy right now? Would you also claim freeze peeches, or is that only, when it goes against muslims?

          • @pizzazz
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            01 year ago

            I absolutely would support allowing it.