Holy for whom? Not for me. Not for many others. Don’t submit to intimidation coming from different religious groups… This is not a racial issue (cause unlike god, races do exist).
There again, religious people enforcing the rules of their religions on non believers.
That’s their heating preference.
So Denmark is changing its laws to suit Islam.
The erosion of the long held and legally protected freedoms of the Danes in order to accommodate a set of non native beliefs.
Leading European intellectuals considered the loss of authority of religious institutions over the public a victory. But now, Europe traded one religious oppression to another one and this time, the religion in question is foreign and hostile to European culture and civilization. Great job all round.
I wonder what happened to the progressive Western countries that were once secular
Absolute horseshit. If your religion calls for death threats and violence whenever your pitty ass books gets torched, maybe you should try developing your tech tree past stone age
People should stop being pussies and take it for what it is: freedom of speech. Isn’t it funny that those governments which are whining about it, are also the ones which couldn’t care less about freedom of speech.
I am also against burning holy texts. But since there are none it‘s kind of an irrelevant law.
At the risk of being banned and (virtual) rotten fruits and stones thrown at me:
If your god is so puny that actions of mere mortals offend him, why do you worship such a helpless god?
The people whining about book burnings are the real Nazis. If you are offended by other people burning books you like (aka your holy texts), then your ideology is an intolerant religion.
We got lucky in Finland with already having a law banning mocking of religion so we dont have to deal with this shit 😀
Why are we capitulating to idiots who believe in fairy tales?
Our governments should be doing everything they can to make our countries irreligious.
We are taking in other country’s problems, now we get those problems here
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Holy for whom? Not for me. Not for many others. Don’t submit to intimidation coming from different religious groups… This is not a racial issue (cause unlike god, races do exist).
There again, religious people enforcing the rules of their religions on non believers.
That’s their heating preference.
So Denmark is changing its laws to suit Islam.
The erosion of the long held and legally protected freedoms of the Danes in order to accommodate a set of non native beliefs.
Leading European intellectuals considered the loss of authority of religious institutions over the public a victory. But now, Europe traded one religious oppression to another one and this time, the religion in question is foreign and hostile to European culture and civilization. Great job all round.
I wonder what happened to the progressive Western countries that were once secular
Absolute horseshit. If your religion calls for death threats and violence whenever your pitty ass books gets torched, maybe you should try developing your tech tree past stone age
People should stop being pussies and take it for what it is: freedom of speech. Isn’t it funny that those governments which are whining about it, are also the ones which couldn’t care less about freedom of speech.
I am also against burning holy texts. But since there are none it‘s kind of an irrelevant law.
At the risk of being banned and (virtual) rotten fruits and stones thrown at me:
If your god is so puny that actions of mere mortals offend him, why do you worship such a helpless god?
The people whining about book burnings are the real Nazis. If you are offended by other people burning books you like (aka your holy texts), then your ideology is an intolerant religion.
We got lucky in Finland with already having a law banning mocking of religion so we dont have to deal with this shit 😀
Why are we capitulating to idiots who believe in fairy tales?
Our governments should be doing everything they can to make our countries irreligious.
We are taking in other country’s problems, now we get those problems here