You said they're just jokes, and I showed one person who made jokes of a similar vein, then acted on those jokes. He frequently interacted on an app around like minded people. It's really hard to say the correlation isn't there. That was my point. You're not making one, though.
You're too much of a coward to actually make the argument you're plainly implying. That doesn't mean that's not your argument. "I think there's a correlation between obsession over a group of people and violence." - you
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Key word: Obsession. Continually joking about one group (at their expense) contributes (slightly) to an obsession. You're assuming implication. Once again, not understanding what I said. It's heartbreaking to watch you do mental gymnastics to think I said/implied anything else.
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If your argument is that actually your point was completely meaningless then, sure, I guess, go with that. If not then by all means explain to me exactly what the point of that tweet was if not to imply causation.
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Pointing out correlation doesn't imply causation. Or did that slip your mind while you were carefully crafting your tweets? I know you've heard that one before, so take it in.
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Going back to the original point, I just find it unusual that you'd see nothing wrong with mocking Jesus Christ. Am I correct in assuming that you're Christian?
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No you aren't. Furthermore there are plenty of christians who don't want to enforce theocracy, friend.
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