It's not about being an open minded person but about being a decent person
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well this is your personal opinion
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.@illmind00 That woman is mocking gender-specific modesty codes which place responsibility for curbing men's sexual drives on women. 1/2
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.@illmind00 That's oppressive of women & insulting to men. Why do so many approve anti-slut-shaming activism until its to do w Islam? 2/2
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it's not about the way she dresses but how she outright mocked a symbol of faith ( even if you personally find it ridiculous )
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Yes. Good. Why are symbols of faith exempt? Especially when they're gender-specific modesty devices which slut-shame women?
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no, it's not a mean to slut shame women, i know plenty of muslims women who dotn wear hajab and they are not being slut shamed
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also they are really successful and respected by society ( well except for extremists who get called out all the time )
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They are people. Not ideas. Mock the ideas. Don't demonise or generalise people.
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all religions should be mocked as much as possible
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so offending people of a religion is a good approach to show them how 'bad' their religion?
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its one way, & yes, it can be effective.
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even if it was somehow effective, you are just making them more stubborn to hear you out
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@dpxton@benpobjie Mockery is a macro approach. It undermines the sacredness & unquestionability of religion. Its valuable. -
When talking to individual believers, you can get into the issue seriously & with courtesy & consideration.
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Unless they are being an arsehole. In which case, they're fair game. I usually leave the conversation tho.
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well these kind of people exist in both the theist and atheis community and it's really unfortunate to come
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