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|    felix_unger to August Rode    |
|    Re: Undeniable ruination of news group a    |
|    13 Jan 15 00:21:56    |
      XPost: alt.agnosticism, alt.athiesm, alt.talk.creationism       XPost: sci.skeptic       From: me@nothere.biz              On 12-January-2015 10:32 PM, August Rode wrote:       > On 12/01/2015 3:21 AM, felix_unger wrote:       >> On 11-January-2015 11:15 PM, Malte Runz wrote:       >>> "felix_unger" skrev i meddelelsen       >>> news:cheaf5Fsnf3U2@mid.individual.net...       >>>       >>> (snip)       >>>       >>>> If you respect ppl you will respect their beliefs as well       >>>       >>> Who whipped you into that murky corner of political correctness? It's       >>> about       >>> repsecting people's right to believe whatever they do. But don't       >>> expect me       >>> to respect the beliefs themselves. And if those beliefs deserve       >>> contempt       >>> then there is no way I can respect the people who hold them.       >>       >> what I was trying to say is that IF you have respect for someone, you       >> will show respect for what they believe. for example if you have a       >> Jewish friend you will not say something to them that would be offensive       >> to a Jewish person.       >       > There is a difference between respecting someone's beliefs and       > refraining from offending someone. If my theoretical Jewish friend was       > bent on discussing the veracity of his or her beliefs, I would       > certainly engage in that discussion and point out where their beliefs       > conflicted with reality as we understand it. It is a mark of respect       > to take such discussions seriously.       >       > If my theoretical friend doesn't want his or her beliefs challenged,       > then he or she shouldn't discuss them publicly.       >       >> OTOH I would not refrain from denigrating the       >> beliefs of someone who I had nothing but contempt for.       >       > If you'll pardon me for saying so, that's a pretty vile attitude. How       > can you possibly get to know anyone well enough to justifiably develop       > contempt for them and *still* develop that contempt. This must be that       > prejudice thing again, I suppose.       >              that's a silly remark (with respect). I wouldn't need to get to know a       member of ISIS to know that I have nothing but contempt for them and       their beleifs              --       rgds,              Pete       -------              "JE SUIS CHARLIE"              http://thereligionofpeace.com       http://pamelageller.com/       http://www.barenakedislam.com/       Brigitte Gabriel's answer to 'peaceful' moslems.. http://tinyurl       com/brigitteGab       "The right to free speech includes the right to offend"       "ISIS's actions represent no faith, least of all the Muslim faith"       -Barack Obama, idiotic President of the USA       "These terrorists and fanatics have nothing to do with the Muslim religion"       - idiotic FRENCH PRESIDENT FRANCOIS HOLLANDE              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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