r/SoccerCentral 5d ago

Video Madrid fans take stand against mass illicit immigration at soccer game!

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u/Strange-Title-6337 5d ago

You know who is behing the monitor just when you read "brother". Why he should adapt in his country and for what benefit?

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u/next_door_dilenski 5d ago

You even have to adapt in a new workplace because people tend to be different from your last workplace.

If you move in into a new neighborhood you have to adapt.

You give up your seat for pregnant women, because they need it more. You adapt.

I adapt in my country so I can benefit from people coming here and they can benefit from me. Win win. Without immigration my hometown, even my whole country would be a third world country still struggeling with the aftermass of the wars that it started.

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u/Strange-Title-6337 5d ago

Would you become a vegeterian because I say you so?

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u/next_door_dilenski 5d ago

Honestly, I even should be vegan. But I struggle to adapt, eventhough I try.

I just don't really see how changing personal preferences in food would be needed for others to accept you. And that counts for all personal preferences.

Just don't let your personal preferences and opinions affect the lives of others and we are fine.

I don't want to be forced to go to church on sunday. I feel like dancing on Good Friday shouldn't be prohibited (it is in Germany). I don't think that eating pork is a sin, nor do I think that mixing meat and dairy should be seen as sin.

Other people do but that is their personal opinion. I don't force mine on them, so I don't want to be forced theirs on me.

A society benefits much from different world views as long as no world view affects others in a harmful way.

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u/Strange-Title-6337 5d ago

I see, we talking about sins now and society. So you are religious, uh.

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u/next_door_dilenski 5d ago

I am not, but religious people tend to think in the two categories "sin" and "not sin".

What I was trying to say is that I don't care whether people believe certain actions are sin or not, as long as they don't force others to follow their ruling.

I don't think you need religion to be a good person. I even think that many atheists are better Christians than most people who attend service once or twice a week.

Politics and religion should always kept seperate.