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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m not an atheist. I am extremely concerned that many people now believe that their own freedom of religion can be used politically and legally to limit the freedoms of those of us who do not share their particular brand of religious beliefs. This is both dangerous and contrary to the freedoms that the founders of this country intended. Many religious beliefs and behaviors are indeed evil — and parts of this country are rapidly becoming, as you put it, terrible places to live for many of us. Your appeals to “our” forefathers don’t move me very much. The ideals that this country was founded upon are extremely important. As a Black female, though, I get that my freedom and Liberty and that of most of MY forefathers — on any level, from physical to religious— wasn’t on their list of priorities. Evil is still evil — no matter how many flags you wave or Bibles you clutch. [/quote] What parts of the country are becoming terrible places to live because of religion? What do you think of the pervasiveness of predominantly female and child slavery in non- christian countries? Are you concerned for the women and children worldwide who will live short miserable lives as slaves while you have complete freedom in America and complain about Christianity? Would you trade places with them to live a life free from Christianity?[/quote] https://states.guttmacher.org/policies/?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxcD2uNf_ggMVh4JaBR1Y3gDUEAAYASAAEgKcQPD_BwE [/quote] States decide their own stances on abortion, and have done so legislatively and through elections. You don’t agree that each state should be allowed to do that? Why do you think your opinion about abortion is more important than the right of states to have free elections and states to make their own decisions and laws about any issue? [/quote] So you think a state should be able to make laws on their own and if they want to bring slavery back they should be allowed to.[/quote] Exactly. [/quote] In case you missed it, our country fought a war over state’s rights and slavery, and abolished slavery. You might want to research that issue. It has been definitively decided in the US. https://www.antislavery.org/slavery-today/modern-slavery/ However, non-Christian countries worldwide have millions of slaves. [/quote] And what was the outcome of the war? States can’t do whatever TF they want to do - including oppressing others. No one in our country should have their liberty crushed by people forcing their religion on others. [/quote]
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