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Apolivaras · 3 hearts · 29 replies

If rights are socially constructed and made up, but it’s appropriate to use force to enforce them, then why would it not be equally appropriate for Christians to collectively use force to enforce Christian ethics?

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by Aroundtheway · 3 hearts

This might be one of the dumbest individuals to ever speak. I can’t believe we let people like this on the internet

by Apolivaras · 1 heart

Not an argument to my question, just nonsense

by Aroundtheway · 0 hearts

You’re still a dumbass doesn’t change anything. You said a retarded thing. Get over it

by Apolivaras · 1 heart

You've now called both me and the argument stupid twice, but you still haven't explained what's actually wrong with the argument. Probably because you can't. Which premise is false? What inference fails? Where is the contradiction? Calling something stupid is not a rebuttal. Demonstrate it.

by Skaldic · 1 heart

One of those rights we've socially constructed is freedom of, including freedom from, religion. Keep your religion yourself.

by violet_sneaker · 1 heart

People have been killing each other in the name of their god since time immemorial

by Apolivaras · 0 hearts

Right, and?

by Techrot · 1 heart

They have, throughout history.

by Apolivaras · 0 hearts

Sure, but it wasnt my question. My question is why would that not be appropriate.

by magenta_kebab · 0 hearts

Still not as much as Muslims do plus remember the prophet Muhammad had sex with a nine-year-old

by BlackwaterPark · 0 hearts

Hail Satan

by Teresa Draco · 0 hearts

Poor quality rage bait, you can do better

by magenta_kebab · 0 hearts

Still not as much as Muslims do plus remember the prophet Muhammad had sex with a nine-year-old

by Apolivaras · 0 hearts

Disgusting religion, that.

by magenta_kebab · 0 hearts

Muslims already do it by committing acts of terrorism so yeah