• @SkyezOpen
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      7 months ago

      So are you saying we shouldn’t hold the religious people accountable for murdering a child?

      • @Railing5132
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        47 months ago

        I’m pretty sure the first paragraph is /s material while (at least the second half of) the second paragraph is straight-up facts.

        • @SkyezOpen
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          37 months ago

          Practicing as they wish resulted in the death of a child. How far are we going to let religious freedom trump law?

          • @Railing5132
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            17 months ago

            Maybe I cometely missed the tone in the post referenced. I genuinely thought OP was sarcastically explaining the origin of acceptance of extremism in US religion. Loss of context in the limited medium of text.

            Make no mistake - these people are fucked in the head, should be tried (the right to a speedy trial should have been applied years ago), and when (hopefully) convicted, should get absolutely nuked from orbit.

            Anyone’s claim to practice religion (which doesn’t include child abuse, human abuse, animal abuse, or fucking murder) or to not is their business - until they force that with harm on another. (with the understanding that parents brainwashing their kids is currently acceptable, and my biases are my own). Kind of a: “your right to swing your fist ends where my face begins” thing.

            So, to summarize: while I don’t necessarily agree with prison violence and ‘eye-for-an-eye’ justice, these people can get fucked with a rake. And my heart weeps for that dear child.