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If a Muslim had said: “I’m not attending my sister’s wedding because she’s marrying a non-Muslim” All of you Shapiro-bots would be disgusted at that Muslim person’s bigotry. As you should be.https://twitter.com/YasMohammedxx/status/1119311594113028096 …
this is a tweet that folks on the right freaked out over. the message is pretty much exactly how ben feels about attending a gay wedding based on religious grounds. one is acceptable to the right but the other is not. hmmm..pic.twitter.com/K9mDlL5JOm
The same goes for the Muslim in your example: Everybody can discriminate as one sees fit, but then cannot demand inclusion in return: You can choose with whom you associate and the same goes for you. If your behavior is considered egregious, you can change or suffer ostracism.
As a proponent for gay marriage, and as a fan of Shapiro’s I object to this generalization. 
I respect anyone’s adherence to the tenants of her religion as long as she doesn’t demand I live my life to its dictates.
It’s possible to disapprove w/o hatred.
Of course!
Yes. And its not just the difference of religion. If a Jewish leftist had said the same thing they would use it as proof the "the left are really the intolerant ones".
Attending a wedding doesn't mean you're participating in another religion, so yeah. That's a bad take on his part.
I think a lot of people are missing that this goes beyond just an actual wedding. If it were just thinking the celebration was sinful, then fine. But the basis of this is thinking the most important relationship in that persons life is a sin.
I grew up with Ben's attitude all around me. It is a reaction to centuries of anti semitism, assimilation and the need for self preservation. There are currently 12M Jews in the world. Whenever there is an interfaith marriage, the chances of survival diminish. ...2
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